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I hijacked these plans:
http://www.motherearthnews.com/Hands...e-Shelves.aspx And I took the suggestion to make the shelves 32" wide. I am going to make them 7 ft high. 8 ft high would make them pretty hard to move around. I can't even get my nephew to take out the trash. My plan is to get him to do this to use in the basement. Wish me luck. http://imgur.com/m2irs 2 x 84-inch tall shelves. (7 ft) Shelves 48"x32" ---------------------------------------------------- Total material ----------------------- 2 4'x8' plywood 20 2-by-4s 110 3-inch deck screws ----------------------- (2x1) 1/2-inch-thick 4'x8' plywood. Cut the 4'x8' plywood into three equal pieces that are 32 inches. (2x4) 2-by-4s 84" (Upright legs) 8 total (2x6) 2-by-4s 48" (Front and Rear Frames) 6 total (2x6) 2-by-4s 28" (Side Frames) 4 total (2x1) 8-foot 2-by-4 Full length pieces for diagonal bracing 2 total Shelf at 84" to top Shelf at 39" to top Shelf at 06" to top |
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