Decided to start hanging my RCs on the wall
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Decided to start hanging my RCs on the wall
This is the first of 3 wall racks I have built to put my multiple RC Cars and Trucks hanging on the wall. Saw something about a week ago and decided to go for it
Pretty simple to build ran out to Home Depot and bought 2 1 x 6 x 6 Boards, Six 4 foot 1/2 inch Dowel Rods, Gorilla Glue, and 50 pound hangers to put my RCs off the shelves than onto the walls. Like many of us with over 10 Remote COntrol Cars and Trucks we start to run out of bench and shelves to hold them all. Thought I would share.
Cut the 6 foot boards down into 2 foot lengths and drilled out holes for 9 inch long dowel rods and glued them in place using Gorilla Glue.
Will add to this post a few more times as the other Wall Mounts are built
Pretty simple to build ran out to Home Depot and bought 2 1 x 6 x 6 Boards, Six 4 foot 1/2 inch Dowel Rods, Gorilla Glue, and 50 pound hangers to put my RCs off the shelves than onto the walls. Like many of us with over 10 Remote COntrol Cars and Trucks we start to run out of bench and shelves to hold them all. Thought I would share.
Cut the 6 foot boards down into 2 foot lengths and drilled out holes for 9 inch long dowel rods and glued them in place using Gorilla Glue.
Will add to this post a few more times as the other Wall Mounts are built
Last edited by JoeMaxx; 09-03-2013 at 06:43 PM.
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Thanks it is going to take up the entire wall because I still have 4 more R/Cs to build racks for. Still trying to figure out the best way hang the TMaxx because of the way the frame is shaped