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| In my college top Raman, generic Mac and cheese because I couldn’t afford the 49 cents for a box of Kraft days, I built a set of shelves like that for my stereo equipment. Gotta have priorities. |
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| Works. Blocks take up too much room. Some two by fours and a couple sheets of plywood more my style. But hey 
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| quote: Originally posted by trapper189:
In my college top Raman, generic Mac and cheese because I couldn’t afford the 49 cents for a box of Kraft days....
My very first thought!
Thus the metric system did not really catch on in the States, unless you count the increasing popularity of the nine-millimeter bullet.
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| quote: Originally posted by 400m:
For reloading components?
This will be replaced with something similar in short order. Commercial shelves aren’t strong enough for all the projectiles. Wastes a lot of space and I can’t find industrial shelves for a decent price.  Like ORC said, the 8x8 are a bit too big. Might try and use some 4x8 paver type next time.
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| For the stereo rack, I used 4x8x16 solid concrete blocks from Menards. I don’t remember what they cost, but that was almost 40 years ago. |
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Leftists, what more
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| Most of the college apartment racks I recall were milk crates and twisted lumber that were scraps from a housing project dumpster. Stereos didn’t always lay flat but it was free. Boones Farm and girls usually took priority anyway. Bonus was the milk crates held a ton of albums.
That shelf unit will hold all the brass and lead you want to set on it. I hope those plastic bins made the journey north with you. Those things are awesome for reloading stuff. |
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| You kids are hi-tech. I may have "borrowed" a couple of milk crates and an old wooden road sign to set my stereo on back in the day. Use what ya got Cheers~ |
| | | Posts: 1014 | Location: Valley Oregon | Registered: May 23, 2008 |
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| quote: Originally posted by 400m:
For reloading components?
Nah, dead air conditioner storage
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| Looks like my college days book shelves.
No tools, no damage to walls, trash at the end of the year. |
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Staring back
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| All you need is a bean bag chair and a wire wheel for a table and you're good to go.
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It is long past time for a Convention of States. The Founding Fathers gave us this tool to fix an out of control government and we need to use it.
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