Bucket Stand

[GuyNir]

I’ve been looking for a cheap solution.
Found this laptop stand on Amazon. Works great. You can change the tilt angle and overall feels very sturdy (rated for 15kg max, so perfect for when the bucket level gets low)

https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B078WQV..._dp_VNCAHED1R2DNZ3BF3X2D?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1
Of course you can make a stand, but this is an easy solution, foldable and ready made. Cost £6.99, delivered.

 

[gmonag]

I just roll up a towel and put it under the rear of the bucket.

 

[jenkinsbrynmair]

wooden spoon works a treat

 

[GuyNir]

wooden spoon works a treat

If a wooden spoon works for you, great. For me, I needed a sturdy solution, one I can get the valve beyond the countertop edge.

 

[jeff33]

I have made this out of spare timber. The black piece of metal can slide forward to increase the angle as the bucket empties. I have made it high enough to fit the jars on the scale.

 

[jenkinsbrynmair]

If a wooden spoon works for you, great. For me, I needed a sturdy solution, one I can get the valve beyond the countertop edge.

That's simple - make a box for the bucket to sit on so that your jar can just be placed beneath the valve leaving you with two hands free

 

[GuyNir]

I have made this out of spare timber. The black piece of metal can slide forward to increase the angle as the bucket empties. I have made it high enough to fit the jars on the scale.View attachment 28114View attachment 28115

Nice one Jeff.

 

[victor meldrew]

Nice one Jeff.

 

[victor meldrew]

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This is an old chair from an infants school. Legs shortened a little.
A wedge is slid under the rear legs to drain the bucket completely.,

 

[GuyNir]

As said above, sure there are lots of ways…

Who‘s the most creative?

 

[Erichalfbee]

I’ve been looking for a cheap solution.

I have Stan
He holds and tilts for me