Love this idea, and I am going to do a similar thing. You kind of just skipped over the actual pully mechanism and how you installed that. Would love a follow-up video or tips on that part of this project when you get a chance.
Thanks for your input Alexander. Of course one cannot hang too heavy clothes on it. But ours is still working just fine. How would you change it to make it better? 🙂
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Probably my favorite video of a diy clothes drying rack!
So glad to hear that 😀
Very talented. Excellent project. I loved it. Beautifully done Sir!
Thank you so much for the support. So glad you liked this project. :)
Love this idea, and I am going to do a similar thing. You kind of just skipped over the actual pully mechanism and how you installed that. Would love a follow-up video or tips on that part of this project when you get a chance.
Glad to hear you like this video. The pully mechanism was made from a piece of wood with two holes in, matching the diameter of the lamp socket.
Awesome job! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for the support 🙂
What kind of project would you like TWOINSPIRE to do next?
Sorry that some of the shots are over exposed in this video. If you have any thougts or ideas about this video please leave a comment.
Did you use 1 in or 3/4 in pvc?
I used 1 in pvc pipes.
Hält bestimmt nur 10 wäschegänge aus bevor sich das komplettevTeil komplett verbiegt und bricht
Thanks for your input Alexander. Of course one cannot hang too heavy clothes on it. But ours is still working just fine. How would you change it to make it better? 🙂
superglue? Why not PVC glue?
Thanks for your input. So far it has worked with superglue for us, but PVC glue could be a better choice. 👍
Hält bestimmt nur 10 wäschegänge aus bevor sich das komplettevTeil komplett verbiegt und bricht