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This is based on the woodwisperers french cleat system, Thanks Marc!!
I have updated the pics from the original posting, I found that the cleat works much better when it is at the top instead of the bottom, that way the weight if whatever you are holding presses against the rail and is less prone to fall off. I’m sure everyone knew this but me. Thanks for looking.
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7 comments so far
Cory
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posted 75 days ago
Looks good. I can’t think of a better way to mount just about anything in the shop. The cleat rocks.
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a1Jim
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posted 74 days ago
This system works great.
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ndguy
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posted 73 days ago
I would like some more info on this, where can I find it?
Thanks!
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deucefour
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posted 73 days ago
I got this idea from one of the woodwisperers podcast at thewoodwhisperer.com, Basically the strips that you see have a 45 degree cut that angles back against the wall, then you just make holders for your various tools that also have a 45 degree angle on its back that fits into the rail, the strips are about 3” wide, spaced 6-8” apart. I have added some pictures of the rail and holders. Sorry I can’t tell you which podcast it was, maybe the one on clamps. Hope this helps
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jeffreythree
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posted 71 days ago
Love it. Inspired me to start my own today, but a little larger.
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drfisherman
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posted 53 days ago
Super – you must be a happy camper…
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ndguy
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posted 31 days ago
Thanks for the input! trying to figure out how to put it into my garage. Got heat in it this weekend so I am good for winter!!
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