My New Rack Projects (pic heavy)

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TwelveAMnTX

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I've been working on some new projects lately. I really enjoyed making the 1st pipe rack a couple months ago (My Homemade Pipe Rack) that I decided to make another design that I drew up. The 1st was made pretty much with what I had laying around the garage. I was going to try that again, but ended up getting some poplar to make a pipe rack with a storage area. I had some wood left over so I made a smaller version without the storage.
Here are a few pics from when it first started taking shape:
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Dry fitted & needing some more sanding & shaping.
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I cut the angles, but still dry fitted & needing final sanding.
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Here is the smaller version without the storage area dry fitted after some sanding.
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Almost ready to be stained, just a few more final touches.
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I used the same old can of stain that I used on the other rack, Minwax Golden Oak.
Here are the pictures after the 1st coat of stain :
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The backer of the storage area is a piece of birch plywood.
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Small rack 1st coat.
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I had to get more Golden Oak stain to do another coat, which turned out to be a lot darker. I guess the old can had gone off & the dark pigment had settled out. I really like the darker color & the way it brings out the grain a whole lot better. All that's left to do is put on a coat of wax or a lacquer finish, I'm going to do some test coatings 1st & then decide.
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I really enjoyed making them, thanks for looking!
 
Brewdude":t0kdxupa said:
Looks very professional. That's a great talent you have there!

:cheers:


Cheers,

RR
Thanks I have always enjoyed woodworking. They say when you enjoy something it shows in the results! ;)
 
Aw, most of the wood I get is out of brush burn piles.. Just trying to stay frosty with my tools.
 
Ozark Wizard":tmlwpoex said:
Aw, most of the wood I get is out of brush burn piles.. Just trying to stay frosty with my tools.
Well the boxes you made are really cool!
 
Simple yet attractive and durable at the same time, well down. ;)
 
Cartaphilus":yhn9o5sp said:
Simple yet attractive and durable at the same time, well down. ;)
Thanks! I didn't want to make them too plain or too fancy, just functional.
 
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