You can either use a cleat that is put onto the wall and then the rack is fitted to it. You can do screw holes in the rack that somebody can put the screw through the front into the wall.
Love your work but if I can make an observation? You Fast Forward is a little on the fast side to see what you are doing! Nevertheless great project and well done.
Just make the flat back piece first whatever size you want it, then make the top horizontal piece just a couple inches longer than the width of the back piece that you already made, so it sticks out just a little. The 2 upright pieces on the sides will just be the same length as the back piece (minus the width of the board at the top) since they will be put right under the top board. It looks like it might've been cut at a 45° at the bottom where they are angled down towards the back piece, but it doesnt have to be a 45° angle, just whatever looks the best to you will suffice. Then measure between those two upright side boards to get the measurement for the second horizontal board (the bottom board for the cubby holes).. Lastly, you just measure the distance between the top and bottom horizontal boards and cut the cubby hole divider pieces at that measurement. After gluing and nailing or screwing it all together and adding the coat hooks then you're done unless you want to put a stain or finish on it. Really no need for plans for something like this if you have basic skills and a tape measure haha hope that helps!
Your idea is good, suitable for home walls are wooden. I am from a factory in China, specializing in the production of coat hooks. If you are interested, you can communicate with friends.
I like that clamp
Can you make me one? I don't have all those tools and they're too expensive at the store! You should sell these beautiful job!👍👍
Anybody else wish they had a handy man like him👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽✅ 2:42
Love all the helpful techniques! Thank you. 5:16
Came out awesome!
Great build! I didn't mind the fast forward! Was wondering though, how can prep the back for someone to hang if you are selling it.
You can either use a cleat that is put onto the wall and then the rack is fitted to it. You can do screw holes in the rack that somebody can put the screw through the front into the wall.
Love your work but if I can make an observation? You Fast Forward is a little on the fast side to see what you are doing! Nevertheless great project and well done.
+TheMrWoodsman Thanks, also I appreciate the feedback.
on the wooden clamp how did you made it.... I was looking for something similar to use like a straight edge for a circular saw
Plans please or just a couple of measurements of the overall size
where is the plans
Just make the flat back piece first whatever size you want it, then make the top horizontal piece just a couple inches longer than the width of the back piece that you already made, so it sticks out just a little. The 2 upright pieces on the sides will just be the same length as the back piece (minus the width of the board at the top) since they will be put right under the top board. It looks like it might've been cut at a 45° at the bottom where they are angled down towards the back piece, but it doesnt have to be a 45° angle, just whatever looks the best to you will suffice. Then measure between those two upright side boards to get the measurement for the second horizontal board (the bottom board for the cubby holes).. Lastly, you just measure the distance between the top and bottom horizontal boards and cut the cubby hole divider pieces at that measurement.
After gluing and nailing or screwing it all together and adding the coat hooks then you're done unless you want to put a stain or finish on it. Really no need for plans for something like this if you have basic skills and a tape measure haha hope that helps!
Your idea is good, suitable for home walls are wooden. I am from a factory in China, specializing in the production of coat hooks. If you are interested, you can communicate with friends.
Cheeeo bye lol