A few screws through the cage and 4x4 keep the whole thing tied together
Put my tax deductions to work and they filled the rack in less than an hour
Simple pallet firewood rack
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A few screws through the cage and 4x4 keep the whole thing tied together
Put my tax deductions to work and they filled the rack in less than an hour
Snapping a chalk line on my rotten oil tank
Then cut along the line with the sawzall
Oil tank halves for a roof over the rack
I originally ran the steel roofing lengthwise on my racks, but they sagged in the middle, needed splits on top to keep them from flying away , and collected leaves.
Using a backwards blade in my circular saw, I cut them into sections, long enough to cover the pallets.
Now the water drains quickly and leaves don't collect.
Scrap wood , screwed to the 4x4 beam along the center of the rack , supports each seam.
I no longer have to weight down the steel either .
