Lumber rack and...

Re: Hey Rocky (Concerning Lumber rack)

Originally posted by Tim
Rocky D:
Please tell me..That lumber rack....What process was used in making that?

Tim

I used my HH90 MIG welder for all of it.

[Tim]

Hey Rocky (Concerning Lumber rack)

Rocky D:
Please tell me..That lumber rack....What process was used in making that?
I am just currious thats all. I mean...Look at it. I really dont mean to "Dramatize" but **** Rocky! It looks so D**M good!
You know...I love this site with this new BBS service. I can see what the masters make and how good they look.
Keep up the good work
Tim

Originally posted by Mike
Looks good. How much snow can that awning take? Just kidding. What part of SD do you live? I used to live in Lakeside and Ramona.

I live in the Encanto/Lemon Grove area

[Mike]

Looks good. How much snow can that awning take? Just kidding. What part of SD do you live? I used to live in Lakeside and Ramona.

This is 1 1/2" 11ga. sq. tube, 1" 14 ga. sq. tube and 3" x 3" x 3/16" angle, (for mounting rails).
Add a few bent rods for tie-downs and a removable rail (laying in a sawhorse on the left) across the back for loading tall stuff in the vehicle. I made it to fit a Ford Ranger.
Also, you will notice in the picture an awning that goes around my entire house, made from galvanized fence toprail.