Materials = Planed Softwood 240cm X 9.4cm X 18mm (sides) 120cm X 9.4cm X 18mm (slats) Bit of card 16 X 70mm Screws Tools = Jigsaw Hand Saw Sandpaper Pencil Scissors 8mm Drill Cross head screw driver. Measurements Height = 120cm Width = 29cm Depth = 9.4cm Cut Outs 45 degrees 3cm wide 11cm Deep Cut out placement every 19cm
@@doricdave hey dude, yeah pretty much anything will work I recon? I used 6mm screws 70mm long, possibly a bit over kill, but it’s what I had lying around?
Au naturel looks awesome - it allows the boards to show themselves off while reminding us they're all made from the same stuff. I know that moisture is a bit of a thing over there in the UK (the fact that the whole country is mossy and mouldy is a dead give away) so perhaps try a Satin Polycrylic finish. It won't turn yellow and will add a little bump/scratch protection but make sure you apply it in thin coats or else it may get a little tacky. You could always leave the inserts uncoated if that's a concern, but really it shouldn't be 👍
Nice work! I went through a very similar exercise myself to make mine, but I used a load of 9mm MDF I hade lying around plus some bits of 2x2 pine. The trickiest bit like you say is finding that balance between how much space you need between boards and how many you can fit in the height you have. They always look good parked in a rack like that though 😎
Thanks for the tutorial ! I’ll make a similar shorter assembly of 6 slots for a combo racking of skate, long board and snow board. Just need to measure the perfect space between board as it will uniformly fit, either it is a skate wheel base or a snow fix on the top
👍 like the yoga video too, it reminds me to do it as always get tight in the legs for not stretching properly, maybe do a skaters fitness/body maintenance video pretty regularly, would be cool as old gits trying to skateboard need a bit of extra help 😆