04-26-2015, 10:57 AM
It is funny that you should say that Ken, as the very first piece I grabbed was just an inch too short to stand up. I'm thinking about placing a piece of weld mesh in that space on one of the three sections.
I tend to make my shelves out of angle that way, as then I can simply cut some wood to size and drop it in.
I don't own a brake of any size but I would like to have one. However, for the amount of work it would get, I cannot justify finding the space to keep it. Although, having said that, if I had one it may get a lot of use...
One thing I forgot to mention is that I wasn't sure how long each divider poked out from the shelves, as it wasn't on the drawing. The solution was simple. I took a length of angle and set the bottom flush with front of the base of the rack. I then tilted it back until it was parallel with the angled side of the rack and clamped it in place. I then measured from the rear of the shelf to the guide, marked and cut. The finishing touch, which isn't evident in the picture is the 1/2" radius ground onto the corners of the dividers.
I tend to make my shelves out of angle that way, as then I can simply cut some wood to size and drop it in.
I don't own a brake of any size but I would like to have one. However, for the amount of work it would get, I cannot justify finding the space to keep it. Although, having said that, if I had one it may get a lot of use...
One thing I forgot to mention is that I wasn't sure how long each divider poked out from the shelves, as it wasn't on the drawing. The solution was simple. I took a length of angle and set the bottom flush with front of the base of the rack. I then tilted it back until it was parallel with the angled side of the rack and clamped it in place. I then measured from the rear of the shelf to the guide, marked and cut. The finishing touch, which isn't evident in the picture is the 1/2" radius ground onto the corners of the dividers.
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