| Project by rkober | posted 105 days ago | 1033 views | 2 times favorited | 7 comments |  |
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Sorry it’s rotated wrong. This isn’t a real fancy project but quite utilitarian. We built it to be plenty heavy since all those jars weigh a ton (well maybe half a ton). This ended up being one of the few projects that actually worked better then expected. However box store lumber sure isn’t much anymore I was reminded.
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Omegacool
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#1 posted 105 days ago
Good Job, I want to do something similar but for bottles with screws nuts washers.I plan to use bottles gerber
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ChuckV
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#2 posted 105 days ago
That is some great storage. To get a better look at it, I rotated your photo:
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ronbuhg
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#3 posted 105 days ago
looks very nice indeed !!! never apologize for your work !!!!!
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Derakon
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#4 posted 105 days ago
Looks nice! That’ll surely last a long time. :) Are the shelves supported solely by dadoes on the ends?
Here in California I’d be worried about earthquake safety, since those shelves must weigh a lot! Nothing a few lag bolts couldn’t handle though.
Nikki in VA
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#5 posted 104 days ago
Nice looking shelves. My mother used to can when I was young. I don’t know of anyone who cans now. Nice to see some fresh veggies “put up” on shelving that is worthy of it.
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#6 posted 104 days ago
great shelf and even better stockpile of food.
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#7 posted 103 days ago
A great and functional project! Looks sturdy enough to hold those heavy goods. Great job!
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