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Old 03-11-2013, 06:49 AM   #1
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Default Wooden Jack Stands

For people's interest and comment.
I am about to begin my 318ti project and have built myself a set of wooden jack stands after reading this:
http://www.myturbodiesel.com/1000q/multi/wood-block.htm
I think I have got the basic elements of what was being described but used different combination of wood - used 3 sheets of 17 millimeter ply and 100x100 wood.
These are added safety - I will also be using metal jack stands at the usual points.
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I found this 119Kbyte PDF you might find interesting that discusses safety factors for structural wood.

A classmate from the University of Washington, College of Forestry once told me that his building – made of wood, of course! – would very probably be the safest one on campus in the next big earthquake: partly because of the large safety margin the builders had to assume on the off chance they had used a weak piece.

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Nice work. I am a big fan of redundant stands when I get beneath my ti.
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Default A bit more woodwork

Also knocked up 4 of these to fit my metal jackstands to the car.
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Thats a good idea on the jackstand adaptors, I'll have to do that. Thank you.
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