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Tools/Power tools used
Table saw; drill with 1/16” drill bit and 1 ¼” wood bit or hole saw; jig saw; belt sander; drum sander; and screw gun.
OVERALL SIZE:
36” HIGH
11 ½ ” DEEP
21 ½” Wide
Cutting List
|
Key |
Part |
Dimensions |
Pcs. |
Material |
|
A |
Sides |
¾ x 11½ x 36” |
2 |
Oak |
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B |
Bottom rod rest |
¾ x 10 x 19” |
1 |
Oak |
|
C |
Top rod support |
¾ x 3 ½ x 19“ |
1 |
Oak |
Materials: Wood glue, 1 ½ ” wood screws, mushroom-style button plugs, finishing materials; 12 rubber rod holder clips; Four ¾” L metal brackets.
Note: Measurements reflect the actual thickness of dimension lumber.
Authors Note: Finding the rubber clips that get screwed or glued into the wood to hold the rods can be difficult. They are not available everywhere. I located them by doing a search on Google that lead me to eBay. After purchasing them through this outlet I did happen to find a traditional hardware store (crooked wood floor and all), in Florida, NY that also had similar rubber holders that would work.
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Comments (2)
Peter Fiduccia,
I have searched everywhere on the internet and in stores. What site did you locate the rubber clips? I am in the process of building a round cedar rod holder and I do not want to cut notches as they will not actually hold the rods.
I would appreciate your help in this matter.
David Johnson
naturallywood@suddenlink.net
Peter Fiduccia,
I have searched everywhere on the internet and in stores. What site did you locate the rubber clips? I am in the process of building a round cedar rod holder and I do not want to cut notches as they will not actually hold the rods.
I would appreciate your help in this matter.
David Johnson
naturallywood@suddenlink.net
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Peter Fiduccia,
I have searched everywhere on the internet and in stores. What site did you locate the rubber clips? I am in the process of building a round cedar rod holder and I do not want to cut notches as they will not actually hold the rods.
I would appreciate your help in this matter.
David Johnson
naturallywood@suddenlink.net
Peter Fiduccia,
I have searched everywhere on the internet and in stores. What site did you locate the rubber clips? I am in the process of building a round cedar rod holder and I do not want to cut notches as they will not actually hold the rods.
I would appreciate your help in this matter.
David Johnson
naturallywood@suddenlink.net
Post a Comment (200 characters or less)