Difference between revisions of "Interior non camping Dash tidy bracket"
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Here is a scan of a braket I made for mounting a dash tidy, it has been drawn around on a sheet of A4 (1:1) so print this out and use it as a template for yours | Here is a scan of a braket I made for mounting a dash tidy, it has been drawn around on a sheet of A4 (1:1) so print this out and use it as a template for yours (cut round the internal edge.) I used three, with right angle metal brakets to hold it to the dash. I used a sheet accross the top for the shelf, all in (10mm MDF). Cut holes for your favourite insulated mugs, and cover with some non slip material (halfords do some for parcel shelves). Also creates a nice hidy hole underneath which could be used for extra storage if hinged fronts are added. this sticks out a few inches back from the dash to maximise the shelf space (but still allows for a cab hammock resting on the doors), you may whish to pad the leading edge of it in case of an accident, maybe with some pipe insulation foam. Jobs a goodun. | ||
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Revision as of 21:28, 16 December 2005
Here is a scan of a braket I made for mounting a dash tidy, it has been drawn around on a sheet of A4 (1:1) so print this out and use it as a template for yours (cut round the internal edge.) I used three, with right angle metal brakets to hold it to the dash. I used a sheet accross the top for the shelf, all in (10mm MDF). Cut holes for your favourite insulated mugs, and cover with some non slip material (halfords do some for parcel shelves). Also creates a nice hidy hole underneath which could be used for extra storage if hinged fronts are added. this sticks out a few inches back from the dash to maximise the shelf space (but still allows for a cab hammock resting on the doors), you may whish to pad the leading edge of it in case of an accident, maybe with some pipe insulation foam. Jobs a goodun.
