DEC quad board rack

Michael Zahorik m.zahorik at sbcglobal.net
Mon Jan 1 13:46:55 CST 2018


Thanks, that information should be enough to get going. I may want a different lay out so that it will fit on some metal shelving I have.
 Mike Zahorik (414) 254-6768

      From: Noel Chiappa via cctalk <cctalk at classiccmp.org>
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    > From: Michael Zahorik

    > Thanks for responding.

Sure. Not sure how much use it was, but...

    > I do like your wood working.

Thanks..

    >  may give it a try. Should not be very difficult.

No, as long as you have either a radial arm saw (best), or a table saw
(preferably with a 'sled' - if you don't have one, probably worth making one)
to cut all the slots.

Like I said, if you want a drawing, let me know. A few data bits: the slot
pitch (slot center to slot center distance) is 5/8"; I used 1/8" for the depth
of the bottom slot (just enough to hold it in place), and 3/16" for the top
(some extra, to allow for board size variation). The shelf-shelf spacing (i.e.
bottom of one, to the top of the next) is 10-1/4" (i.e. the repeat distance is
11", when using 3/4" boards).

    Noel


   


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