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In Reply to: RE: Home Built Wall mount rack. posted by NUMA on August 22, 2007 at 08:12:11:

Mcmaster Carr has laminated maple workbench tops. Prices aren't bad if you buy the longer ones and cut to size. Best to get the width you need though.

Just clamp some angle iron across the plank as a guide for your skill saw and you can cut it straight. Heck, we/you wouldn't torch cut a 4' by 8' piece of 1/2" plate without a "cutting guide" either. Same concept.

Russ

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Topic - Home Built Wall mount rack. - NUMA 14:23:53 08/21/07 (8)

RE: Home Built Wall mount rack. - wheezer 20:39:54 08/27/07 (0)

Two issues I see..... - Ozzy 08:50:51 08/23/07 (3)

RE: Two issues I see..... - NUMA 12:43:56 08/23/07 (2)

I think what Ozzy means is.. - ppopp 15:24:39 08/23/07 (1)

RE: I think what Ozzy means is.. - NUMA 11:27:52 08/25/07 (0)

RE: Home Built Wall mount rack. - BobP 07:01:50 08/22/07 (2)

RE: Home Built Wall mount rack. - NUMA 08:12:11 08/22/07 (1)

Try... - Russ57 08:49:49 08/22/07 (0)

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