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(01-03-2017, 11:43 PM)Vinny Wrote: Cardboard tubes. Hopefully I'll come up with something after I finish the remodel.
That got me to thinking. How about 4" or larger PVC pipe cut 12" long and assembled to resemble a wine rack?
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(01-04-2017, 01:19 PM)Dr Stan Wrote: That got me to thinking. How about 4" or larger PVC pipe cut 12" long and assembled to resemble a wine rack?
That's what I plan on doing with this cubby hole at the top of my stock shelf. I was just throwing round stock in there and that wasn't good on the nice drill rod I have so I'm going to get some PVC pipe and fill up the cubby hole with it to help separate the different types of metal rod.
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(01-04-2017, 01:19 PM)Dr Stan Wrote: (01-03-2017, 11:43 PM)Vinny Wrote: Cardboard tubes. Hopefully I'll come up with something after I finish the remodel.
That got me to thinking. How about 4" or larger PVC pipe cut 12" long and assembled to resemble a wine rack?
Funny, it never even occurred to me till I saw this. I had some 4' rods (some hex, some round, some all-thread) that I got in that auction. Not needing it right away in the shop, I screwed a 4" PVC pipe to the corner of two shelves about 3' long and capped the bottom and put the rods in that.
