Due to my lack of machining capabilities, I'd rather stay away from a solid aluminum block as my top step for weight reasons but I still would like to have supple amount of standing space.
I really liked the idea from bowhunter15:
https://r.tapatalk.com/shareLink?ur...&share_tid=1383&share_fid=104184&share_type=t
What I guess I'm asking is for any shortcuts you guys may know of, i.e. pre cut aluminum or any fellow saddlehunters that have machining capabilities would be able to work up for me. The space and size on bowhunter15's design looks like it would be perfect if accompanied with 2-4 ameristeps which I am in search of currently. I've been using Ernie's platform design for a couple years now but would like to simplify things down a little and give steps a go.
I have been a long time reader on this forum and you guys and your DIY mentality are truly motivating, I won't lie, going back to the old climber has been very tempting but someone on here will post something that motivates me to further invest time and money into saddlehunting lol. Thank you all very much for sharing your knowledge.
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I really liked the idea from bowhunter15:
https://r.tapatalk.com/shareLink?ur...&share_tid=1383&share_fid=104184&share_type=t
What I guess I'm asking is for any shortcuts you guys may know of, i.e. pre cut aluminum or any fellow saddlehunters that have machining capabilities would be able to work up for me. The space and size on bowhunter15's design looks like it would be perfect if accompanied with 2-4 ameristeps which I am in search of currently. I've been using Ernie's platform design for a couple years now but would like to simplify things down a little and give steps a go.
I have been a long time reader on this forum and you guys and your DIY mentality are truly motivating, I won't lie, going back to the old climber has been very tempting but someone on here will post something that motivates me to further invest time and money into saddlehunting lol. Thank you all very much for sharing your knowledge.
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