| Project by jaysonic | posted 334 days ago | 1389 views | 1 time favorited | 6 comments |  |
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I was needing to tidy my yard and store all my wood in one place, or at least try to. So I built the wood racks from the wood whisperer. My shed was only 10ft tall so I only got 3 shelves out of it. The third picture shows the plywood rack tucked tight against the wall; the fourth shows it pulled out, so I can easily take out/put in wood. Now that I have some wood organized, I can hardly wait to get working on all those 4×4 cedar posts.
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Ken90712
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#1 posted 334 days ago
Nice job, I made on of the carts a while back as well.
-- Ken, "Everyday above ground is a good day!"
ldl
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#2 posted 334 days ago
Boy you sure got some big wood up high. The shelves look good and strong. I like the plywood cart. I don’t have room for one right now though.
-- Dewayne in Bainbridge, Ga. - - No one can make you mad. Only you decide when you get mad - -
workerinwood
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#3 posted 334 days ago
Great job! Can always use more storage.
-- Jack, Albuquerque
AngieO
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#4 posted 333 days ago
Looks like a great job. I just watched the video on this today. I don’t have this kinda space even. I’m looking to do something on a much smaller scale.
dnick
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#5 posted 333 days ago
The lumber racks I built 20 years ago are starting to sag. Like your ideas, maybe it’s time to re-do.
-- dnick, North Hollywood, Ca.
jaysonic
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#6 posted 333 days ago
Dnick, in my other post “taper jig” I posted a link on a real good, safe taper jig, if you’re at all interested in making these shelves, great time saver
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