Remodeling My Entryway Part 3 | DIY Custom Coat Rack | How To Build A Custom Coat Rack
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- Опубліковано 15 січ 2023
- In this video I finally finish my entryway remodel. With the addition of this coat rack I'm happy to say that the entryway has become a great place to welcome me back into my home after my long weeks away at work. This project was a long time coming and I'm pleased with the result!
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youve got so much fung in your schwey.
I like that metal bar backing. Great idea.
The dark grain area in the center is called pith and while you’re right, it’s not stable, it looks great when finished. The only problem is it will most likely just break off when a heavy winter coat is hung on it repeatedly because of the way the grain is oriented. Cross grain isn’t strong especially with pith sections.
Thank you for the info! I made one out of cherry about 7 years ago that has been holding up strong with the cross grain. I think this one will hold up as well. The strength was a concern so that is why I elected to keep the wood as thick as I did. With it being white oak I think it’ll be plenty strong for any of the jackets I choose. But I will keep you updated if I end up with any issues!
the dog is a very helpful assistant :)
He’s my main man!
I like it! We need a new coat hanger in our entryway.
I’ve kicked around the idea of making them
Great idea and looks much better than a bunch of hooks👍
Thanks! I like to call it functional art
What a lovely piece dude, thank you for posting, great video greetings from the UK
I appreciate the support!
Great job, it show cases the beautiful grain in the wood as art!
Thank you! I was really happy I found that grain pattern in the pile of lumber I got
@@seefeldtcreations i look forward to more of your “art” because I think you have an eye for it!w
Great build and idea.... 💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
Thank you!
You did a really good job with this. Great design.
Thank you! It’s pretty great to be able to use it every day!
Different idea, works for me.
I have the same Miter saw, love that thing
I got it just before they went to metabo. I like how the sliders are forward so you can put it up next to the wall
I notice that they don't sit totally flush against that dimpled wallpaper. So maybe some sort of stand off would help.
You might eventually see some breakout along the edges between the moving and static parts. Perhaps a really slim reveal would prevent that?
Nice design. I think I'll steal it from you!
I have had another version that I’ve used for about 5 years now. I haven’t had any issues with breakout, but that wouldn’t be a bad idea!
The standoff would be a good idea. Giving it a flat surface reference you could lay it flat and sand it down perfectly flush on the bench in the shop!
Thank you for the support!
Very ingenious. I love it.
Plus you could also do a painting on the front of it so it looks more decorative when on the wall without a coat
Oh I like that idea! I have a laser engraver too maybe I should try something like that too
@@seefeldtcreations oooh, I think that that would be a wonderful idea
My wife purrchased a similar item but had the folds outs laser etched.
Out of the 7 folds out only one had my name and the other 6 had her name.
Typical ehh, but funny.
Hahaha I mean that’s a pretty good one. It’s always going to be the truth but a little extra when you see it every day. Good sense of humor
I would just add your last name or something to it somehow, or "welcome". so it looks more like a 'sign' of some sorts when not in use. But yeah thats pretty slick!
Oh I like that idea I’ll have to try that on the next one
I wouldn’t change a thing I think it looks great
Appreciate that support!
Mabey scallop the top of each piece so you dont have a 90 degree angle that the clothes hangs on.
Oh that’s not a bad idea. I wanted to keep the face the full size to hide it, but I could for sure take some out of the back sides to make it more rounded so it doesn’t wear the items I hang on it!
I really liked the simple design of the coat rack. I am interested in finding out who makes the cart for your planer.
It’s actually a mitre saw stand I had for my old shop. I want to do some more modifications to make it better suited for a planet I just haven’t gotten to it.
Here is the link to it on Amazon:
Bora Portamate - PM-8000 Miter Saw Stand Work Station | Mobile Rolling Table Top Workbench | Orange & Grey with Folding Wing Extensions Orange/Black a.co/d/iCwSAIV
I wouldn't have drilled through the two outer ends so the rod is showing.
I personally like the look of the industrial/rustic look. So I was going for the exposed steel and wood look to match the bench top I made for my entryway. But I have been thinking of new ways to do it to hide all steel and keep a clean natural wood look.
Really nice rack, great job :-) . One question : what is your planner support ? this flip support seems to be really handy ! 2 improvment suggestions : in order to cancel the rod, drill both end supports only 50% to 66% of their width and just shorthen the rod. Same for the main support.
I’m not sure what you mean by planner support. Those are both great ideas for hiding the steel components. I liked the industrial design, but your idea would really make it look like an all natural floating board!
@2:05 you use a trolley/cart to move your yellow planer. It seems really handy. What is the brand ?
Nice. But isn't that the DrZzzzs theme tune? (Home Automation UA-cam channel - I know it's just stock music 😉 )
Very cool project - I've never seen a coat rack like that. Where do you get your lumber for this? I am interested in finding something but not in paying $5+ per board foot if possible.
Thank you! I had some white oak from a deal on Craigslist s couple years back. I went to my storage unit and picked it up. I’d say keep checking your local marketplace and Craigslist for a good deal
What stops it from prying forward with the weight of the clothing, as it pushes down and against the wall?
The surface area on the wall is enough to hold the peg from prying forward
@@seefeldtcreations I meant the Peg Levering the whole fascia forward as it pushes against the. I will make one and see, only tool I'm missing it a drill press.
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It would have gone a little faster in that case wouldn’t have it