I’ve been reading woodnet for a few years, only hand tools, really. I don’t remember formally introducing myself and I haven’t posted much at all. I don’t suppose I feel exactly “qualified”. (Silly, I know.)
Anyway, here’s a picture of a tool rack I built last year. I like threads with pictures of in-progress and competed projects, so maybe you’ll enjoy seeing mine.
I’ve been reading woodnet for a few years, only hand tools, really. I don’t remember formally introducing myself and I haven’t posted much at all. I don’t suppose I feel exactly “qualified”. (Silly, I know.)
Anyway, here’s a picture of a tool rack I built last year. I like threads with pictures of in-progress and competed projects, so maybe you’ll enjoy seeing mine.
Hi Byrom;
Welcome (belated) to the forum! From the looks of your handtools you're a lot more qualified than many of us here.. We will enjoy seeing your pics! Bring'em on....
I’ve been reading woodnet for a few years, only hand tools, really. I don’t remember formally introducing myself and I haven’t posted much at all. I don’t suppose I feel exactly “qualified”. (Silly, I know.)
Anyway, here’s a picture of a tool rack I built last year. I like threads with pictures of in-progress and competed projects, so maybe you’ll enjoy seeing mine.
I made a wall rack for frequently used tools near my work bench, but just hung them on pegs, except for a select few. A group a small saws and such went on magnets.
Your design contrasts nicely with the paneled background, and keeps the tools organized and at hand. A win.
Jim in Okie You can tell a lot about the character of a man - By the way he treats those who can do nothing for him.
Nice design, and what looks to be a good selection of tools (I see you're also a fan of Spofford braces). One comment: you've got a lot of sharp edges hanging down there, just above what looks to be a bench. You might consider adding an extension to the bottom of the rack and a board across to protect those edges from damage, and your hands from damage if you're reaching toward the back of the bench. Maybe even some sheet plastic (acrylic or the like) as a guard.
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