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I’ve been traveling again and so not much has come out of the wood shop, but here’s an interesting solution to a problem I recently had. I still need to park my car in the garage but with no more wall space available, I had no place to store my kayaks in there too. So here ya go, 4 – 1/2 inch threaded rods and 50 bucks worth of lumber later, a hanging shelf. The car fits nicely under with 8 inches to spare and there’s plenty of room on the shelf for paddles and fishing poles.
-- Dooley, North Palm Beach, Florida www.myspace.com/smokey4bandit20
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Raymond Dersch
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posted 59 days ago
I’d been considering something like this for storring excess wood. Nice execution.
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mzmac
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posted 59 days ago
Nice I could use a storage system for my kayak as well. Well Done
Scott Bryan
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posted 59 days ago
This is a nice storage system for your kayaks. It does add some needed space to the garage.
Well done.
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Kerry
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posted 59 days ago
A fine solution. I can relate – I made a canoe last year and had to build some brackets to get it up out of the way of the cars. Sometimes I kick myself for not building a 3 car garage….
Kerry
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jockmike2
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posted 59 days ago
Good idea, I’ve got a 17’ explorer hanging from my rafters. At least it does’nt take up floor space. mike
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