Board Rack Project

[YungGrom]

After doing a bit of research on board rack's looking for compact and attractive board racks there's the Cactus surf rack but doesn't fit my fat board so a project has begun...

[YungGrom]

Laying it out with PapaGrom featuring

[YungGrom]

After a roll of sticky tape..

[YungGrom]

Hypto fits yew

[surf patrol]

Looking forward to seeing what you come up with.

[Big H]

Like to hear what Mom says about the new workbench cum dining table.....

[YungGrom]

Like to hear what Mom says about the new workbench cum dining table.....

Nothing good But she knows it's for the greater good

[YungGrom]

This is what the final outcome should look like

[RinkyDink]

This is what the final outcome should look like

That's a cool idea. I would only say that I wouldn't keep boards in the sun, as in your picture, because the sun will turn the foam yellow. In other words, I'd leave enough room in your rack design to hold a board in a board bag.

[oldmansurfer]

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Here is my rack

[YungGrom]

This is what the final outcome should look like

That's a cool idea. I would only say that I wouldn't keep boards in the sun, as in your picture, because the sun will turn the foam yellow. In other words, I'd leave enough room in your rack design to hold a board in a board bag.

Yeah I know they are just model boards but we will have the rack inside and away from sun

[YungGrom]

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Here is my rack

You have a nice rack and quiver!!

[waikikikichan]

but doesn't fit my fat board so a project has begun...

I don't see why it doesn't fit ? So long as the upper support rail goes past 3/4 of the board, it shouldn't swing out. ( notice even on OMS's rack, that the arms don't go past some of the larger boards ) How about leaving the "arms" the way they are, and put brackets in the back to push out the middle black support bar about an inch ?

[YungGrom]

but doesn't fit my fat board so a project has begun...

I don't see why it doesn't fit ? So long as the upper support rail goes past 3/4 of the board, it shouldn't swing out. ( notice even on OMS's rack, that the arms don't go past some of the larger boards ) How about leaving the "arms" the way they are, and put brackets in the back to push out the middle black support bar about an inch ?

I'm also trying to play around a bit to see what works I might still go with the stock 400ml width.

[RinkyDink]

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Here is my rack

Nice quiver. A board for just about every occasion.

[YungGrom]

Just decided to buy a cheap plastic rack for my room, maybe another time for a hand built rack.

[Namu]

I bought these, easily fits my 9' x 22" longboard, you could store a SUP on these racks. By mounting high up on the wall it keeps the area below clear.

https://www.amazon.com/Metal-Surfboard- ... rack&psc=1