Self-locking broom handle support

Self-locking broom handle support

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This self-locking support is perfect for handles from nearly 30 to 20 millimeters in diameter (1''1/8'' to 3/4''). You can easily store your shovels, rakes and brooms with this device. 2 M8 screws length 40 and 2 M8 nuts or 2 UNC 5/16 screws 1''1/2 long will come in handy for the assembly. I suggest using thread lockers to prevent over tightening of the screws. To assemble the gears, shorten one tooth of each sprocket. Start with the right-hand sprocket and raise it to its upper position before inserting the left-hand sprocket by pivoting it towards its axis. Plugs are not essential. You can also use hollow hexagon screws for a robot-like look. To attach the bracket to the wall, use 3.5 millimeter diameter screws. For better adhesion between the lock gears and broomstick, sandpaper is your friend. Create a rougher contact surface by running it perpendicular to the axis of the broomstick. This holder works well with plastic-coated broom handles but may need some work for varnished wooden broomsticks due to the slippery finish. The "19-25mm" sprocket models are perfect for clamping broom handles with a diameter around 20 millimeters.

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