Mounting lenses upside down, the result

In january I posted about my idea to mount lenses upside down on shelves:

Sandman
Mounting lenses upside down
01/05/2016

"So, strange subject line aside - I'm looking for a way to
store my lenses, and I've been thinking about wall-mounting
them. I think it actually might look quite cool."

And I thought I'd share the end result:

https://www.instagram.com/p/BKx_luqAioO/

I bought some 40+ Nikon rear lens caps and some 20+ sony lens caps, and used
polyurethane glue to fix them to the underside after routing some round
"pockets" for them so they're inset in the wood. The glue is super strong and I
couldn't pry one off no matter how hard I tried.

I'm really pleased with the end result!

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Sandman

On 09/25/2016 01:15 PM, Sandman wrote:
In january I posted about my idea to mount lenses upside down on shelves:

Sandman
Mounting lenses upside down
01/05/2016

"So, strange subject line aside - I'm looking for a way to
store my lenses, and I've been thinking about wall-mounting
them. I think it actually might look quite cool."

And I thought I'd share the end result:

https://www.instagram.com/p/BKx_luqAioO/

I bought some 40+ Nikon rear lens caps and some 20+ sony lens caps, and used
polyurethane glue to fix them to the underside after routing some round
"pockets" for them so they're inset in the wood. The glue is super strong and I
couldn't pry one off no matter how hard I tried.

I'm really pleased with the end result!

Very Nice!


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Ken Hart

In article , Ken Hart wrote:

Sandman:
In january I posted about my idea to mount lenses upside down on
shelves:

Sandman Mounting lenses upside down 01/05/2016


"So, strange subject line aside - I'm looking for a way to
store my lenses, and I've been thinking about wall-mounting
them. I think it actually might look quite cool."

And I thought I'd share the end result:

https://www.instagram.com/p/BKx_luqAioO

I bought some 40+ Nikon rear lens caps and some 20+ sony lens
caps, and used polyurethane glue to fix them to the underside
after routing some round "pockets" for them so they're inset in
the wood. The glue is super strong and I couldn't pry one off no
matter how hard I tried.

I'm really pleased with the end result!

Very Nice!

Thanks man, I'm very pleased with it

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Sandman

On 25 Sep 2016 17:15:06 GMT, Sandman wrote:

In january I posted about my idea to mount lenses upside down on shelves:

Sandman
Mounting lenses upside down
01/05/2016

"So, strange subject line aside - I'm looking for a way to
store my lenses, and I've been thinking about wall-mounting
them. I think it actually might look quite cool."

And I thought I'd share the end result:

https://www.instagram.com/p/BKx_luqAioO/

I bought some 40+ Nikon rear lens caps and some 20+ sony lens caps, and used
polyurethane glue to fix them to the underside after routing some round
"pockets" for them so they're inset in the wood. The glue is super strong and I
couldn't pry one off no matter how hard I tried.

I'm really pleased with the end result!

Which is the one which is really a coffee mug?
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Regards,

Eric Stevens

Sandman wrote:
In january I posted about my idea to mount lenses upside down on shelves:

Sandman
Mounting lenses upside down
01/05/2016

"So, strange subject line aside - I'm looking for a way to
store my lenses, and I've been thinking about wall-mounting
them. I think it actually might look quite cool."

And I thought I'd share the end result:

https://www.instagram.com/p/BKx_luqAioO/

I bought some 40+ Nikon rear lens caps and some 20+ sony lens caps, and used
polyurethane glue to fix them to the underside after routing some round
"pockets" for them so they're inset in the wood. The glue is super strong and I
couldn't pry one off no matter how hard I tried.

I'm really pleased with the end result!

Bravo!

Mort Linder

In article , Eric Stevens wrote:

Sandman:
In january I posted about my idea to mount lenses upside down on
shelves:

Sandman Mounting lenses upside down 01/05/2016


"So, strange subject line aside - I'm looking for a way to
store my lenses, and I've been thinking about wall-mounting
them. I think it actually might look quite cool."

And I thought I'd share the end result:

https://www.instagram.com/p/BKx_luqAioO

I bought some 40+ Nikon rear lens caps and some 20+ sony lens
caps, and used polyurethane glue to fix them to the underside
after routing some round "pockets" for them so they're inset in
the wood. The glue is super strong and I couldn't pry one off no
matter how hard I tried.

I'm really pleased with the end result!

Which is the one which is really a coffee mug?

Haha, all of them?

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Sandman

On 09/25/2016 06:51 PM, Eric Stevens wrote:
On 25 Sep 2016 17:15:06 GMT, Sandman wrote:

In january I posted about my idea to mount lenses upside down on shelves:

Sandman
Mounting lenses upside down
01/05/2016

"So, strange subject line aside - I'm looking for a way to
store my lenses, and I've been thinking about wall-mounting
them. I think it actually might look quite cool."

And I thought I'd share the end result:

https://www.instagram.com/p/BKx_luqAioO/

I bought some 40+ Nikon rear lens caps and some 20+ sony lens caps, and used
polyurethane glue to fix them to the underside after routing some round
"pockets" for them so they're inset in the wood. The glue is super strong and I
couldn't pry one off no matter how hard I tried.

I'm really pleased with the end result!

Which is the one which is really a coffee mug?

Hopefully, the one that is right-side-up!

--
Ken Hart

On 25 Sep 2016 17:15:06 GMT, Sandman wrote:

In january I posted about my idea to mount lenses upside down on shelves:

Sandman
Mounting lenses upside down
01/05/2016

"So, strange subject line aside - I'm looking for a way to
store my lenses, and I've been thinking about wall-mounting
them. I think it actually might look quite cool."

And I thought I'd share the end result:

https://www.instagram.com/p/BKx_luqAioO/

I bought some 40+ Nikon rear lens caps and some 20+ sony lens caps, and used
polyurethane glue to fix them to the underside after routing some round
"pockets" for them so they're inset in the wood. The glue is super strong and I
couldn't pry one off no matter how hard I tried.

I'm really pleased with the end result!

I still think you're crazy. I understand that even if they do fall,
they don't necessarily fall far, but still. And glue deteriorates.
Strong today, mush tomorrow. You'll be lying in bed when you hear the
first one fall. Consider that a cry for help for the others.

In article , Bill W wrote:

Sandman:
In january I posted about my idea to mount lenses upside down on
shelves:

Sandman Mounting lenses upside down 01/05/2016


"So, strange subject line aside - I'm looking for a way to
store my lenses, and I've been thinking about wall-mounting
them. I think it actually might look quite cool."

And I thought I'd share the end result:

https://www.instagram.com/p/BKx_luqAioO

I bought some 40+ Nikon rear lens caps and some 20+ sony lens
caps, and used polyurethane glue to fix them to the underside
after routing some round "pockets" for them so they're inset in
the wood. The glue is super strong and I couldn't pry one off no
matter how hard I tried.

I'm really pleased with the end result!

I still think you're crazy. I understand that even if they do fall,
they don't necessarily fall far, but still. And glue deteriorates.
Strong today, mush tomorrow. You'll be lying in bed when you hear
the first one fall. Consider that a cry for help for the others.

Polyurethane glue creates a bond that is stronger than both the wood and the
plastic, though.

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Sandman

In article ,
Sandman wrote:

In january I posted about my idea to mount lenses upside down on shelves:

Sandman
Mounting lenses upside down
01/05/2016

"So, strange subject line aside - I'm looking for a way to
store my lenses, and I've been thinking about wall-mounting
them. I think it actually might look quite cool."

And I thought I'd share the end result:

https://www.instagram.com/p/BKx_luqAioO/

I bought some 40+ Nikon rear lens caps and some 20+ sony lens caps, and used
polyurethane glue to fix them to the underside after routing some round
"pockets" for them so they're inset in the wood. The glue is super strong and
I
couldn't pry one off no matter how hard I tried.

I'm really pleased with the end result!

Good for you! Way cool... I just might steal the idea, however think
that I would use a glass door book cabinet as a base for the project.
Because of the dust. And I would put a look on it...

This is a Goog translation of some of the comments jonas got on the
Facebook site:

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jonaseklundhByggde xkaffa g'all-lenti kollha tieg'i! Verament
sodisfatti!
jonaseklundhBuilt ta #shelf g'all #lenses Tieg'i #nikon #sony
#mamiya #femount #fmount # 1424 # 2470 # 70200 #homebuilt #diy
taniabologniniSnyggt
jonaseklundh
taniabolognini grazzi!
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g'an stillman76MÂ
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