[raventree78]

Saw where someone used a coat hook as a fork set and got a little inspired. Here are the results.

 

[Reed Lukens]

That should work great with the balls on the ends, great idea

 

[Ibojoe]

Shoot yeah buddy. Those forks are cool. With through bolts they’d be solid as a rock. Gotta try this. Good job brother!

 

[vince4242]

Very nice definitely like the coat hook as well. Once you get it all dial then you can make something a little more comfortable for your forearm ... but definitely a great start. I go with 3/4 inch schedule 40 PVC pipe cut it down the middle and then heat it up and flatten it out then I set it over my arm with a piece of leather or towel until it cools. It forms perfectly to the shape of your arm and gets any good solid support.

Cheers

 

[Tobor8Man]

Very innovative.

 

[SLING-N-SHOT]

Very cool Robert

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[skarrd]

Wicked!!!

 

[MOJAVE MO]

Yea. Keep seeing and forgetting to comment. Good upscale thinking here my brother!

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[MikeyLikesIt]

Awesome forks man. Love the swept back look.

 

[raventree78]

Awesome forks man. Love the swept back look.

Thanks, they are a double prong coat hook, the kind that is all one piece. That way they are nice and strong

 

[ukj]

Great innovation!
May I ask why grip is so long?
ukj

 

[raventree78]

Just have not cut it down yet lol, I left it long just in case and haven't trimmed it yet

 

[cromag]

I may have to try this. Aren't those coat hooks cast? I dig up broken ones frequently while metal detecting old demolished home sites. Don't inadvertently drop it on the end and crack one of them. :iono:

 

[MakoPat]

Nice work, Raventree78.

I like the looks of this one. Very OG Trek like.

 

[hoggy]

nice build