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  1. 31st August 2007, 06:10 PM #1
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    Default Another addition to the shed

    Just finished my new wood rack.

    Based on a design in FWW - Tools & Shops 2006

    Should tidy the place up a bit.
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    Looks good Big Shed, just as well you have a big shed.
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    Nice rack Big Shed....looks a bit empty though

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    Looks good Fred,
    Lots of room.
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    Looks good Fred, MajorP will be proud!
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    c'mon Fred, your timber rack is better than my furniture!
    great job, Fletty
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    My word that is posh, beats the stacked in the corner system for sure.

    A very good looking job, what materials did you use? plywood and MDF?

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    But where do the sheets go?

    (Just jealous. )
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    Big Shed,

    exactly how big is that shed of yours?

    You seem to be filling it up very quickly with all sorts of machines and storage racks...

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    Top job big shed !! How I wish I had that much room in my shop....May be one day...sigh...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Skew ChiDAMN!! View Post
    But where do the sheets go?

    (Just jealous. )
    Hint: the lowest row of arms is 1300mm above the floor
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    Quote Originally Posted by jefferson View Post
    Big Shed,

    exactly how big is that shed of yours?

    You seem to be filling it up very quickly with all sorts of machines and storage racks...

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    Not as big as some of the sheds shown on this forum, 48x25x10

    Maybe I should be Biggish Shed?
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    Quote Originally Posted by davo453 View Post
    My word that is posh, beats the stacked in the corner system for sure.

    A very good looking job, what materials did you use? plywood and MDF?

    cheers



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    Dave, the uprights are made up of 70x35mm pine combined with MDF, screwed and glued.
    The MDF gussets were routed to a template and glued and screwed to the 70x35mm pine arms (570mm long, so the stick out 500mm from the front of the uprights.
    I also fabricated 25x3mm brackets that hook over the top steel beam and are screwed on both side of the stud wall (which is lined with MDF both sides.
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    They look great BS , now that you have had some pratice, you can come to my place and do my shed too
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    Fred, is the measurements metric or imperial?
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