A few weeks ago SpiralGroove did a post on his gun rack. I expressed I may have to convert my racks to vertical storage. Beertheif mentioned a rack with wheels. Don’t know if being serious or sarcastic, it set off a fire storm.
I had a hockey stick rack that was in my store and I converted it to hold ply wood. Eventually it made its way to the scrap pile, was going this spring. I pulled it out of a pile all bent out of shape. The tubes filled with water froze and turned square pipe, round. After a day of thawing I cut it down to 56 inches.
Now I not going for Better Homes and Gardens award. No paint or stain. I found some Watco, could have used for shoe polish. I’m looking for stability, compact and generous storage. My shop is a total write off. Don’t like working under these conditions. I was able to make a jig for the holes. The dowels are 1/2 in. I actually had to go buy. Finally finished, No beauty Queen. Now to avoid a heart attack and drag it to the house.
‘After a wipe down I had to reassemble it. HW 30’s on top and HW80’s below I‘m really happy with the sturdiness. I can spin the cart with no fear of rifles falling. You can see the angle of the pegs. On the other sides 50’s on top and 90’s below One 50 on floor waiting for delivery of a Ricord coming from the other side of the pond.
This is absolutely the answer to my problem. Equivalent to 10 ft. of wall.
‘Thanks Beertheif
I had a hockey stick rack that was in my store and I converted it to hold ply wood. Eventually it made its way to the scrap pile, was going this spring. I pulled it out of a pile all bent out of shape.
Now I not going for Better Homes and Gardens award. No paint or stain. I found some Watco, could have used for shoe polish. I’m looking for stability, compact and generous storage.
‘After a wipe down I had to reassemble it. HW 30’s on top and HW80’s below
This is absolutely the answer to my problem. Equivalent to 10 ft. of wall.
‘Thanks Beertheif
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