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Made with two 90 degree angles boxes, 20 and 25 mm conduit with couplers and bushes, ooo yer.
 

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Very nice Jimmy, some rubber stops on the feet would finish it off a treat+ stop it slipping or scratching floor.
What's you best time for assembling it, if you don't know go and time yourself.:biggrin5:
 
put your coils on opposite directions so payoff is at the top on first, bottom on second and so on.... this avoids the wires riding over other coils and reduces chances of tangling :punk:
 
Excellent tip Darkwood, one I've missed and will help me out no end.

Just an heads up it means the coils are rubbing against each other so good idea to invent a few spacers too either small empty coils or some wood/plastic discs it makes life a lot easier until you got muscles like me ;)
 

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