I wanna turn a drivers bus seat into a gaming chair any DIY guides thay can help?
>turn chair into chairLooks like you are done my friend
>>2801097but how do I put those fucking things to it and make sure it can go up and down
>>2801103You don't need that. Mount a metal plate via the bolt holes of the frame and drill it out for caster wheels
>>2801103doesn't it already have vertical and horizontal adjustment?That base you posted isn't going to work. They're not rated to hold the kind of weight you're trying to put on it. And you'd have to great real creative if you actually wanted to mount it in that thing, and it'd probably be too top heavy and want to tip over. I'd mount a steel plate on the bottom that's a couple inches wider than the bottom part there, then mount casters on that. Adjust your height by picking an appropriate sized caster wheel for the end height you're looking for.
>>2801110I suppose you could use some 3/4" plywood or something instead of steel, too.
>>2801075you take that bus seat and you put it in front of your game console or PC. diagram attached
Be sure to play bus driver simulator while sitting in your bus driver seat!
>>2801075https://letmegooglethat.com/?q=automotive+seat+diy+guide+desk+chair
>>2801075>I wanna turn a drivers bus seat into a gaming chair any DIY guides thay can help?you are incapable.
>>2801075Fab a base with locking casters. Make the base out of upward facing angle. Bolt together using lock nuts. Bolt chair base to flat bar or downward facing angle (from the same stick, suppliers will cut to length for transport or to size) cross bars. The tray should face upward to not block casters. Use casters with at lease 3" wheels.I did (but welded the dolly) but no pix autspergies only care about disorderly areas around an object, not the object. BTW one reason I choose the dolly format is easy mods in future and another is I can pull four bolts and have a very nice furniture or other dolly if I need to move something else and my other equipment is full.
