Stock racks...what do you use?

[DaveH]

Bluddy heck there's a lot of welding  
 
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[Mayhem]

Well that depends on how many you have to grind off and do again

So is it finished Dave?

[DaveH]

(05-10-2015, 08:49 AM)Mayhem Wrote: So is it finished Dave?

Finished!!!  - I'm still thinking about it.  Although I have done the base.

Seems I need to have at least four hands with a span of 3 meters between each. Plus the strength of 'King Kong' to lift it.

DaveH

[DaveH]

Done one side  


   
It looks like a Christmas tree gone wrong

I know it looks a bit different to Ken's and the one Darren has made but it is exactly the same design except for some material changes.
The upright is 38 x 38 x 2 tube, the shelf supports are 25 x 25 x 2 tube and I have made mine double sided ............. well one and a half sided

After it is painted I will add some plastic 'stops' to the shelf support tubing ............. smart

   


DaveH

[f350ca]

Dave your back with more weld porn.

[DaveH]

Finished the other side
   

I know what you are thinking 'That's the same one as yesterday'

Here's both
   


DaveH

[DaveH]

Welded the sides to the base and a single top bar.
Shown with some 3 meter lengths "racked"
   

A view from the side showing the 'bit' added on to the back.
   


DaveH

[EdK]

Nice work Dave. No dividers or are you still working on it?

Ed

[DaveH]

Thanks Ed,
Still have to cut and weld in the dividers. Then the same as Darren, wood for the shelves which could be 16mm plain chipboard, white melamine faced chipboard, 12mm plywood or 19mm shutter board. Or a mixture  
 
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[Vinny]

As good as that looks now, I think you should use better wood. I'm thinking a nice hardwood. Do you have any 25mm walnut there?