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11-23-2011, 08:07 AM
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Originally Posted by Robert Rambler
Charlie, I made these racks as a weekend project. Oak slats and blocks purchased at Lowes home center. A few holes bored on the drill press, some stain,screws = Wall mounted shell racks. The basic idea could be modified to suit your needs. HTH  |
Robert,
I love that second photo. A real Parker man always properly aligns all screw slots. Very few people will walk thru my house and notice the screws on every electrical outlet are regulated but I see it. 
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Larry....You're scarin me.... 
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