Made this out of reclaimed pallets, white oak.
Need two more to fill it up and they're on the way.
Need two more to fill it up and they're on the way.
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My new gun rack
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Nice looking
The only thing I did with pallet wood was build a pig shed. I like what you did much better.
Two additions plus some decoration.
And another small peg rack.
I've built furniture out of pallet wood.
I'm also planning on using pallet wood to make a butcher block bathroom vanity top.
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Great job!
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Good use of the wood ! Great job too. 
That looks great. I have been wanting to make one and yours is very similar to what I had in mind, simple yet elegant. Nice job. 
I just used an orbital sander to knock the heavy rough off of the boards leaving the kerf marks then picked out the ones that were the most straight with the best "character". Screwed together from the back then added the wall hangers and finally the fleur de lis I found on Etsy. The tin plate I just stuck between the front board and mounting board for "storage", it worked......That looks great. I have been wanting to make one and yours is very similar to what I had in mind, simple yet elegant. Nice job.
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Very nice !
Handmade is always more appealing. Also have the satisfaction of getting to gaze at those nice muzzleloader’s and that beautiful rack they’re displayed in.
Thanks for sharing my friend.
Respectfully, Cowboy
Handmade is always more appealing. Also have the satisfaction of getting to gaze at those nice muzzleloader’s and that beautiful rack they’re displayed in.
Thanks for sharing my friend.
Respectfully, Cowboy
now I like what you did! it looks KILLER!! and allay antiqued!
you are truly THE RECYCLE MAN!!!
You made a simple gunrack that really does the job. Nothing else is really needed. 25 yrs ago we moved into our 3rd new house {still am living in it} and when building a work shop room in the basement, made the walls to be recessed gun racks. One was for MLers and the other for CFs.
The CF gunrack was a vertical rack while the MLer rack was horizontal. Through the yrs both worked out fine. Below is shown the MLer rack when I was really into building Mlers of all kinds, but mainly LRs. My first "build" was a TC Hawken kit and the 2nd was a LR blank build of which the stock was used for kindling in my woodburner. ....learned a lot from both the "failure" and the 2nd attempt of a LR built from reused parts. The 3rd gun down is a Bucks County waiting to be shipped to the customer and the 4th down is a LHed Lancaster w/ a few hrs into it. I don't recall what the 2 bottom builds were made into.
In a couple of yrs, filled the MLer rack w/ flintlock LRs...all built from blanks and one day realized that they weren't being shot or even handled....but didn't think I could sell any of them seeing at first a lot of "blood and tears" went into their building. Awhile later sold one LR and found that I had no remorse in doing so, so shortly all were sold....which told me that I enjoyed the building more so than amassing a rack full of MLers.....Fred
The CF gunrack was a vertical rack while the MLer rack was horizontal. Through the yrs both worked out fine. Below is shown the MLer rack when I was really into building Mlers of all kinds, but mainly LRs. My first "build" was a TC Hawken kit and the 2nd was a LR blank build of which the stock was used for kindling in my woodburner. ....learned a lot from both the "failure" and the 2nd attempt of a LR built from reused parts. The 3rd gun down is a Bucks County waiting to be shipped to the customer and the 4th down is a LHed Lancaster w/ a few hrs into it. I don't recall what the 2 bottom builds were made into.
In a couple of yrs, filled the MLer rack w/ flintlock LRs...all built from blanks and one day realized that they weren't being shot or even handled....but didn't think I could sell any of them seeing at first a lot of "blood and tears" went into their building. Awhile later sold one LR and found that I had no remorse in doing so, so shortly all were sold....which told me that I enjoyed the building more so than amassing a rack full of MLers.....Fred
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Very good idea Fred ! I really like the recessed feature. Seems to me to be a decidedly safe way to display your rifles.
Very nice kj, was thinking of doing same, now I know I am, thanks for the blue print!
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nice looking guns - great rack, too!
I tried making something like that once out of a pallet, but it didn't turn out near as nice...
That's funny!
This was my first pallet project 35 years ago.
(Ignore the clutter, going through boxes, getting rid of stuff and working on the house).
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