Drying board

Could you make one by drilling some holes in a piece of plywood and driving thin nails through?

+ 1 for comment by Elizabeth ...another similar way is grab a handfull of brad nails….a sheet of plywood 20” x 12” or whatever size you want….strike the nails an equal number of times with a hammer so they all are set into the plywood at the aprox same height….go back and snip the heads off

-- Measure "at least" twice and cut once

I made mine by shooting 1 1/2”, 18 gauge brads through 1/2” plywood.

Paul

I have dozens of pieces of plywood around 3”x6” with 4 sheet rock screws run up through them one at each corner. I make multiples of things that I’m finishing at the same time. If I’m finishing something large then I use a number of them. Works great. Also a great way to use up scrap plywood.

I have made them, as suggested (lots of screwing ), but the one I saw today was a mufactured item and I am looking to buy one of those if I can find one.

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I have the same model as Paul Miller!

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You may want to check out a kitchen store. I’ve seen dish racks very similar to what you’re looking for.

-- No, I don't want to buy the pink hammer.

There are also pet keep off trays to keep animals off of furniture which are a lot like you described.

Like this from Amazon although it may not have enough “nails”!

-- "I never met a board I didn't like!"

maybe you could get some old floor mats for a vehicle…flip it upside down…lots of little grippy spikey’s on the underside.

-- - Steve Campbell

Mr. Finn you have posted 997 times in the last 1,019 days and have 18 impressive projects. Are you really wondering where to buy a board with nails driven through it?

-- I dream of the world where a duck can cross the road and no one asks why

Maybe he has a spare

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That’s joke Finn!

-- "I never met a board I didn't like!"

HA ha. ............ I think the idea of nails through a board will be what I will make for this friend that wants another “drying board” like the one he has. I have a pin nailer that should make short work of it.

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Jim, I usually do the brad nail thing but sometimes worry about scratches so I have a second drying board that is a piece of ply with holes and plastic golf tees thru them.

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