| Project by mmcafee09 | posted 438 days ago | 874 views | 2 times favorited | 4 comments |  |
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16 gun rotating stand, it is built on a lazy susan from rockler, 24 inch base, 12 1/2 inch top. It is made of 3/4inch oak ply and stained with early american but it has a little darkener mixed in also. three coats of spray poly. I used hammer in t-nuts in the base and top so it can all be unscrewed. Don’t laugh but the padding i used for the barrels to rest on is the material from wal mart that goes in cabinet floors. i used it in the drawers of my tool box and just had some scraps.
-- The College Woodworker
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Dennis Hunter / Laura Merchant
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#1 posted 438 days ago
Very nice gun holder.
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CaptainAhab
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#2 posted 437 days ago
I like it! Just built something very similar for my son’s fishing poles. I bet you won’t be able to put 16 guns on that at once; positions look too close for anything with medium to large action grips.
-- Dave www.bluesagehues.com
ohwoodeye
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#3 posted 437 days ago
I like it for the display effect. I hate it for the easy theft aspect if someone breaks in while you are gone. Definately not a gun safe.
-- Directions are just the Manufacturer's opinion on how something should be assembled. ----Mike, Waukesha, WI
mmcafee09
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#4 posted 436 days ago
Thanks for the comments you are right captain 16 is a few too many. Scopes touch when beside each other. 12 gun would be perfect I think. Thanks again
-- The College Woodworker
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