PaulieWrenchHands
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I've had a Park Tools home shop stand for over 10 years and it's never let me down. Also have 11 years of professional bicycle mechanic experience. My stand has two clamp settings which work with various types of tube diameters. Folds up for easy storage and it is very stable. You can go for the more inexpensive stands if you aren't working on your bicycle a whole lot but if you ride every week and like to maintain your bike a good investment is a stand usually more than $40.
On a side note, in college I majored in Product Design at Philadelphia University and my senior thesis partner and I came up with this repair stand/machine we designed and built a fully functioning prototype. Figured some people would get a kick out of this.
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And I am available to work as an Industrial Designer or Graphic Designer if anyone knows of positions open.
I've had a Park Tools home shop stand for over 10 years and it's never let me down. Also have 11 years of professional bicycle mechanic experience. My stand has two clamp settings which work with various types of tube diameters. Folds up for easy storage and it is very stable. You can go for the more inexpensive stands if you aren't working on your bicycle a whole lot but if you ride every week and like to maintain your bike a good investment is a stand usually more than $40.
On a side note, in college I majored in Product Design at Philadelphia University and my senior thesis partner and I came up with this repair stand/machine we designed and built a fully functioning prototype. Figured some people would get a kick out of this.
Quick Lift 1
Quick Lift 2
Prototype in Show 1
Prototype in Show 2
And I am available to work as an Industrial Designer or Graphic Designer if anyone knows of positions open.
