Just make some racks to stand rod needly on the wall and some small ,very narrow shelf to store reels .Can only put baitcasting reel because shelf are small , shelf in back of door can't make it big
Looking good!
Very professional, Quang!
Best, Fred
Quote from: foakes on January 08, 2025, 06:35:58 AMVery professional, Quang!
Best, Fred
Thank you Fred ,I used hard wood floor blank left over from another job so they're only 3 in wide .Choose long pieces to do that
Nice work! Nice gear!
John
Quote from: quang tran on January 08, 2025, 06:54:42 AMQuote from: foakes on January 08, 2025, 06:35:58 AMVery professional, Quang!
Best, Fred
Thank you Fred ,I used hard wood floor blank left over from another job so they're only 3 in wide .Choose long pieces to do that
:) You made good use of that plank flooring ..
I like it. I'm always hesitant to put anything behind a door but it's an effective use of space as long as nothing gets knocked over.
i have the same blue aluminum rod rack. it's from amazon. very reasonably priced. i had to brace it up a little and then added wheels!!!
I don't have the floor space so I use these racks on the wall. They're lagged into the wall studs so they're plenty strong
Nice workmanship Quang!
Here is what I made:
https://alantani.com/index.php?msg=203258 (https://alantani.com/index.php?msg=203258)
Easy to make, holds a ton of rods with a small footprint, and easy to move around. You can even turn it sideways to move it without spilling rods. Made mine with a CNC router, but you can do something quite similar with a table saw an a drill with a hole saw.
Dave I was hoping to see rods sticking out the side holes too.
Quote from: Swami805 on January 08, 2025, 07:39:01 PMI don't have the floor space so I use these racks on the wall. They're lagged into the wall studs so they're plenty strong
I would like to have your fishing rods problem ^-^ ^-^
Quote from: JasonGotaProblem on January 08, 2025, 08:26:27 PMDave I was hoping to see rods sticking out the side holes too.
Everyone is a comedian around here. The extra holes make it lighter, and there isn't any extra work if a CNC router is doing all the cutting.
They are really practical. I use several of them. Wouldn't change a thing in the design.
-J
Quote from: Swami805 on January 08, 2025, 07:39:01 PMI don't have the floor space so I use these racks on the wall. They're lagged into the wall studs so they're plenty strong
WOW ,That's enough to open a tackle shop