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Forum topic by TravHale | posted 02-14-2014 05:15 AM | 3986 views | 0 times favorited | 6 replies | ![]() |
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02-14-2014 05:15 AM |
I’m new here, and more importantly, new to wood working. As such I’ve started this hobby using reclaimed wood. I want to build a rustic shelf to display some older tools and such (it may also double as a bourbon/scotch bar). I’ve already got the back of the shelf assembled, but i’m struggling with the best way to attach the shelves. I’ve decided that I want them (the shelves) to look free and floating, however, if they are going to sit on supports, I want those supports to be very minimalistic and fit the rustic/simple theme. Some other options i’ve considered are large screws/bolts and wooden pegs to support the shelves. Here is a pic of it held entirely together by clamps, what do you guys suggest? Looks like the image gets cut off when posting here. here is a link: http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b327/haletravis/RusticPalletShelf_zps188bd50b.jpg |