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    Nice rack!

    However, how is it attached to the wall? I don't see any screws through it and if my spying little eye sees correctly, you're using a screw on a string (behind the bare blade) to hold it in place. Sorry to rain on your parade, but I think that's a forecast for whirlwind of spinning steel with a 20% chance of very regrettable accidents. Even bolted down, there's still going to be people going past it with elbows flying. Otherwise, it's a nice looking rack and would look great on the desktop.

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    Thanks for all positive feedback. I should have thought of the safety issues and general miss-haps. I do have small children at home. I'll put on thinking cap and come up with a fix. I could start over, that could be fun or a good reason to spend some time in the garage. Oh sorry to miss lead some of you on the thread title. Thanks again

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    Quote Originally Posted by bluffjsCooper View Post
    Thanks for all positive feedback. I should have thought of the safety issues and general miss-haps. I do have small children at home. I'll put on thinking cap and come up with a fix. I could start over, that could be fun or a good reason to spend some time in the garage. Oh sorry to miss lead some of you on the thread title. Thanks again
    I look forward to seeing 2.0

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    Quote Originally Posted by bluffjsCooper View Post
    Thanks for all positive feedback. I should have thought of the safety issues and general miss-haps. I do have small children at home. I'll put on thinking cap and come up with a fix. I could start over, that could be fun or a good reason to spend some time in the garage. Oh sorry to miss lead some of you on the thread title. Thanks again
    Ah. Safety is even more of a concern if there's wee 'uns running around. Locked, but well ventilated box might be in order.

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    Go back and look at the rack and picture it sitting inside a nice little cabinet of it's own with a small glass window on the door. Use the same kind of wood and finish. Put a kid proof latch on the door. It's obvious you have some woodworking skills, looks good.

    Lots of possiblities.

    Marc

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    Welcome to SRP. I like the rack, looks like you'll fit right in. If you become like most of us you'll need 2 or 3 more just like it.

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    Nice work, very presentable. Look forward to seeing the upgraded model too.
    As a newbie too, welcome us!

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