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| Of course the day I decided to start this project I only had the Jeep! I asked the associate to cut the 4'x8' sheet of plywood into 2'x4' pieces so I could haul it home on the roof. |
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| 3/4 inch plywood with a pine veneer on one side. In hindsight I should have spent a bit more to get veneer on both sides! Much easier to cut the angles that way. |
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| I made LOTS of sawdust! |
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| I used 3 of the 4 sections of the 4'x8' sheet. This is enough to make a 3 tier 25 foot long run. |
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| It is hard to run long cuts through a table saw by yourself! Not even close to perfect cuts but good enough to make it work. |
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| How to you make a 20 foot long level line? Not with a snap line. It sags too much in the middle. With lots of double checks I finally got it right. Note: power plugs are not even close to being consistent. |
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| This went pretty smoothly except when I tried to drive my screw into a sheet rock screw! |
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| All done! This will allow me to hang all kinds of things on the wall and move them around when ever I need to. |
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| This is a side view of each rail. That is a 45 degree angle sloping down toward the wall. |
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| The items hanging on the wall will have just the opposite. |
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| Once they meet, it is a VERY secure connection! |
Here's a video that shows how much you can do with this system!
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