simple, cheap lumber rack

[dadiOH]

You're from Washington? Or, if you prefer, your from Washington?

And does grapping a bucket have anything to do with grappling hooks?

[dpb]

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So would 20 be even safer...

The 80lb is assuming a very high density for domestic hardwoods and also a 100% loading w/ a 100% packing factor. It just ain't agonna' happen in reality.

Folks getting awfully carried away here--the worst that happens anyway is he spills a few boards on the floor he gets to pick up and put away again.

Overhead storage or a structural issue, sure, but to stick a few boards on the wall he'll be fine as long as ensures their mounted securely.

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[Leon]

Or a 30# child pulls up on the boards and they come falling down on him or her.

[Dave Balderstone]

I'm hearing more and more interviewees starting their sentences with "So..." when answering a question. Drives me to distraction, it does!

[Artemus]

Close. Caca is the vulgar "shit". Art

[Artemus]

Or grapping in a bucket? Art

[Artemus]

It's one of the reasons I can't stand the 24 hour (so called) news networks. Art

[dpb]

That'll learn 'em not to do that...

But, for at least more real, what's an unattended child of that size doing in the shop to begin with? There's undoubtedly far more dangerous than this will be there.

But, undoubtedly the 100-lb rating of the brackets has a pretty good safety margin in it as well--it certainly won't actually fail under a

100-lb distributed load.

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[kansascats]

Exactly. And my guess is the 100# rated bracket probably can hold

120# or better.

The point is to get a few doz boards off the floor.

I wish I had the problem of storing a few hundred board feet of hardwood :-(

[dadiOH]

High class folks say "mierda". As in, "vete a mierda" :)

[Doug Miller]

Spanish for "shit" is "mierda".

[Leon]

Cant say you were not warned..

[Leon]

But heard commonly by those that actually speak the language is,

No bueno por caca.

[Leon]

Or the word utilize, you can use the word "use" in every instance that you would use utilize.

And functionality.... I don't recall ever hearing that word until recently.

[Artemus]

Si. Y cabeza de caca. (shit head) Art

[dpb]

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I'd venture probably even more to actual failure--but, of course, it would be easy enough to take one and test it to confirm.

Distribute the load or maybe use another one or two and go on...Leon is just being cantankerous apparently for lack of anything better to do.

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[Zz Yzx]

I bet the weak link is the wall anchorage. Screws pulling out, screws missing studs, that kinna' stuff.

Jes' sayin'....

-Zz

[Eric]

================ Those brackets are not worth much. They tend to suddenly let go and bend/collapse with continuous weight on them. They will not hold the weights they state for very long. I have had tools and other heavy items fall right off the shelves using them every 16".

Get some 2x4s and cut a horizontal shelf, fasten on top of a vertical wall plate 2x4 and miter a 45 degree rib at turned on it's edge. Good quickie project for your miter saw. Fasten all with some deck screws and place one about every 16" - 2 feet, depending on your lumber stiffness, length and how deep you want the horizontal support and your stud spacing underneath them to support them.

Give a quick sand and prime/paint if you want them to look pretty.

[kansascats]

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