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DIY Motorcycle Helmet Display Stand

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I needed to get my helmets out of a closet and on display, so naturally I spent a whole day making display stands for them.
Build Bits!
=================Hardware=================
Birch Plank:
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3/4 inch hardwood Dowel
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I picked up all the black iron in the video from Home Depot at a much higher price :)
For 1 stand you need 2 flanges, one 11 inch plank, one 3 inch dowel, one of each nipple, and a 45 degree elbow.
20 - 1/2 inch floor flanges:
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10 - .5 x 1.5 inch nipples
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10 - .5 x 2 inch nipples
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6 - .5 inch 45 degree elbow
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Screws for helmet platform:
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=================Consumables=================
Danish Oil:
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Tightbond 2 wood glue
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=================Tools=================
Flexible bit extension:
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3/4 Spade bit
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Check out my Lithuanian brethren's stand that I almost went with!
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Tees & Stickers:
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Music:
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The amazon links above are affiliate links and the proceeds go right back into the channel!

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21 сен 2020

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@dibright1445 4 месяца назад

Perfect video. I want to make something similar to yours for my son. He doesn’t have as many as you do and I really like how you took the wood that they stand on and the way you made them. So I’m going to take your idea and use the pipe fittings, mount them just like you did to the wood that holds each helmet, but I’m going to attach the flange (I think that’s what they are called) and attach each one to the actual wall. As a mom I’m not a fan of motorcycles because of the crazy vehicle drivers who don’t pay attention and cause too many accidents with the motorcycle driver. So be safe and thank you so much for a great tutorial.

@Tall_Stu 3 года назад

That, is a decent job lad. The only thing I'd change if this is how I do mine, is cut the board so the back sits flush!

@GarageAddiction 3 года назад

Thanks! Good call on flushing up the back, I might have to trim these up at some point!

@bjgarage6896 2 года назад

good idea to occupy the space

@ryukat4110 3 года назад

Me encanto tú vídeo 😍 se ve espectacular y elegante colgar el casco así gracias por la ayuda 😃

@GarageAddiction 3 года назад

Thank you!

@madhabsenapati2615 2 года назад

@SHIFT-ED 3 года назад

Nice work, I need to reclaim some space too.

@GarageAddiction 3 года назад

Thank you! It's been great to see them out of a closet.

@joelight20 3 года назад

Love the idea man. Plan on using this method for my firefighting helmets. My question is, do you feel the acetone/poly step is really necessary if I’m using these inside? I’m thinking you did this because it’s in your garage where moisture is more likely to be present causing rust. Thanks

@GarageAddiction 3 года назад

Thanks! The fittings come with oil on them, guessing from the thread cutting, and it comes off all over your hands while working with them. I think enough of the oil remains on them to keep the rust away with this use but I just didn't want to deal with it down the road.

@joelight20 3 года назад

@@GarageAddiction gotcha. I’ll have to get a pic your way and show you how it turns out. Thanks again

@GarageAddiction 3 года назад

@@joelight20 Awesome, I look forward to checking it out! Should be awesome with some firefighting helmets for sure.