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It's become a classic! More than 20 years old but still true.
Here's to another 20 years of futile sorting!
dö
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In lugnet.storage, David Koudys wrote:
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In lugnet.storage, Reinhard “Ben” Beneke wrote:
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In lugnet.storage, Jeff Van Winden wrote:
Hi Jeff,
that are in fact two simple shelf boards connected by two hinges similar to
this:
http://www.franz-holz.de/images/holz/flightcase-scharnier.jpg
So that gives a hinge connection which permits to fold the front part of
the table down. (There are angle-brackets below, that keep the table in
straight position normally, but the brackets can be swung out of position
themselves).
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Thanks Ben, That makes Since, At first I thought it was an Ikea Product that was
not sold in Canada...
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Cool! I always love to see how other fans organize their collection. And
this looks VERY organized. You could be a German. :-))
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Well, he’s dutch so close enuf ;) (oooooh, I’m gonna hear it from the wooden
shoe contingent! Oh wait, that’s me as well!!)
Jeff has one of the most thorough and sorted collections I’ve ever seen.
It’s a joy to visit and see.
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It is also a Joy when other AFOLS come and visit me, Especially by ‘older
brother’ Dave :)
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In lugnet.storage, Reinhard “Ben” Beneke wrote:
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In lugnet.storage, Jeff Van Winden wrote:
Hi Jeff,
that are in fact two simple shelf boards connected by two hinges similar to
this:
http://www.franz-holz.de/images/holz/flightcase-scharnier.jpg
So that gives a hinge connection which permits to fold the front part of the
table down. (There are angle-brackets below, that keep the table in straight
position normally, but the brackets can be swung out of position themselves).
Cool! I always love to see how other fans organize their collection. And this
looks VERY organized. You could be a German. :-))
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Well, he’s dutch so close enuf ;) (oooooh, I’m gonna hear it from the wooden
shoe contingent! Oh wait, that’s me as well!!)
Jeff has one of the most thorough and sorted collections I’ve ever seen. It’s a
joy to visit and see.
Dave K
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In lugnet.storage, Jeff Van Winden wrote:
Hi Jeff,
that are in fact two simple shelf boards connected by two hinges similar to
this:
http://www.franz-holz.de/images/holz/flightcase-scharnier.jpg
So that gives a hinge connection which permits to fold the front part of the
table down. (There are angle-brackets below, that keep the table in straight
position normally, but the brackets can be swung out of position themselves).
Cool! I always love to see how other fans organize their collection. And this
looks VERY organized. You could be a German. :-))
Leg Godt!
Ben
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In lugnet.storage, David Koudys wrote:
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In lugnet.storage, Jeff Van Winden wrote:
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Ben
P.s.: my Lego room:
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=451543&n=47
(2 years old and too long) video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=La2Avnu0vwY
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Hi Ben,
Thanks for posting your Lego Room pics here, I saw the images of your under
table storage carts, and i love the idea of them.
I am also using Ikea’s Ivar Shelving for my Lego room, but I saw this image,
and I have never seen a Double wide shelf that looks like your building
surface.. is it a custome built shelf?
http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?i=4796384
Here are some images of my Lego room (also 1-2 years old..)
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jeffvw/sets/72157628443043909/
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My bess guestimate, Jeff vW has at least twice the collection I have. That’s
my best guess just by looking at the pics.
Dave K
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Unfortunatly, most of my basic brick bins are empty (at least the 2 x 4 bins as
the bricks are all being used as filler under our many displays..
Jeff VW
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