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Post by Hern on Oct 15, 2011 5:19:02 GMT -6
I added a fur bench and new beam (removable) to the shed. Should serve double duty as a drink holder while skun'n.Made wooden slot to hold back of beam in place.  Made 2, 'L' shaped brackets, to hold front of beam. It's solid.  Almost time to grease 'er up...   |
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Post by seitzinger on Oct 15, 2011 19:10:25 GMT -6
Instead of starting another thread, here is a question based upon my evaluation of the pictures. Does the angle of the fleshing beam make a difference or is it purely personal preference? I have seen them from flat to almost vertical and never asked the question before.
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Post by lumberjack on Oct 16, 2011 4:12:31 GMT -6
Personal, I guess. Mine is at a 45* angle. I worked for a fur buyer that had them flat like that, I didnt like it but got use to it.
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Post by Hern on Oct 16, 2011 4:18:47 GMT -6
Personal preference.
On same wall,I had a wall mounted beam on hinge and hinged leg for several years that was flat style. Ole beam became unstable so I built small bench to mount new beam.
The new beam hits my mid-stomach and seem to be the right height for me.
Flat style, no bending over, no reaching up. Just push or stand at side and pull.
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