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HOW TO MAKE A SMOKING PIPE RACK CRACK

Thankfully I'll be done well before this weekend and I know it will be up before Black Friday. I will be gathering all the photos of the assembly and construction of my pipe rack and post the final well before the deadline. These dots will indicate where you will make your depressions. Like the picture on the right, you'll see a line with twelve dots corresponding with the piece of wood. Step 4: Now that Step 2 is done, lets move on. Piece of wood that's going prop up your pipes. If you see the dots on the line then good. Step 3: Next you need to cut a wider piece, with the length of the base.

HOW TO MAKE A SMOKING PIPE RACK CRACK

Not to mention that the wood will crack and splinter if you drill less than ninety degrees. Note: You want to drill at a ninety degree angle, because if you don't you'll screw up and have to repeat step 2. You want to take a drill bit somewhat smaller than a 3/4" drill bit and drill a small hole, then take a 3/4" and drill it into the small hole. Now that you have your pattern the same or similar to the pic. Now you want to drill to the same pattern in picture to conserve space and reduce the risk of destroying your piece. Then you want leave about an inch of space between each This will designate where you are going to drill. Then you want to use a 3/4" drill bit and marking the wing tips and the center with a pencil. Then you want to drill eight holes, four on each side about three centimeters from the edge of the wood and an inch apart. With the width at least be 1" and a 1/3" thick. Step 2: You then want to take another piece of wood and cut it so that it should be the same length as the base.

This is the pattern you want to use due to the space you'll Also you will use this to measure the thickness of the wood.

A ruler, to make straight lines, despite the fact it is alright to be a gay line.

A File, to expand the area where we are propping up the pipes.

Drill bits, ranging from 1/8" to 3/4" to determine the size of both the depressions.

A Router, to shape and give the wood some decor, but that isn't too important so don't worry.

A Table Saw or Circular Saw, to cut the wood.

Wax, To give the finish piece that beautiful shine, and it show's off the grain to perfection.

You want the drills bits that one eighths of an inch.

Drill Press, to create the depressions that will help keep the pipes in place.

Wood Stain, to color the wood and show prominence of the grain.

Sandpaper, just smooth out those rough spots of dried shellac and to smooth the wood before you stain.

Shellac, sealant against water damage and water stains.

Wood glue, much simpler and easier to use and the risk of nailing you hand to the piece is vastly reduced.Wood, preferably cedar and or pine due to the easiness and the avability of the lumber.So if you lose something or screw up then you and only you are responsible due to your own stupidity.Īs I type this and upload photos of the the assembly I want to run a lay down on what you need. Also me and my blog are not responsible for any lose of limbs or blood lose. WARNING: If you do not listen you will lose a limb, finger, or hand.