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Spray painting rack

Boomer8404

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Today was too windy to spray paint a project I'm wanting to get finished up, so I put together a rack to hang my parts up on. I used some old chain link fence parts that I had laying around and I made some rings to hang part wires from outta chainlink fence tiedown wires. I know its not much of a fab project but, sometimes you just need something simple to get the job done.

It's just over 5 and a half feet tall, and there's 7' between the uprights. I can easily loosen to bolts on the foot tubes and turn them 90 degrese for slim storage against a wall if need be too.


 
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lilredex

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I use something similar, right down to the hooks. Have also been known to hang stuff on the clothes line to dry too.

Is that a typical Texas lawn you have there??
 
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Boomer8404

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I usually hang stuff on my make shift clothes line too but, the parts I have now are a bit too weighty and I needed something a little more purpose built for the task.

Yup that's my Texas lawn lol, I usually water but, I have been a little lazy this season and don't feel like running up my water bill. lol
 
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clubairth

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Another vote to put wheels on it. I have as much equipment as possible on wheels. For a small guy we need all the flexibility we can get!
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