rory asked santa for a rod holder for christmas...unfortunately santa is running late with all the presents...but they are almost finished...rorys rod rack can carry 21 rods...i dont know if that is gona be big enough
while making the rod holder i came up with an idea for people who need a frame of sorts to store their rods...the beuty about this rod storage rack is it can be extended from 5 to 10 to 15...etc
it can be placed on the floor and moved around easily or i have made it in such a way that it can be lifted off the floor and mounted against the wall...
a pic of the rod holder at an angle...yeah i know i need to get a life and go fishing...but honestly i am enjoying working in my workshop more than fishing...believe it or not...the only curse is i can hear the bikes on th freeway on sunday mornings and boy do i miss my bike...riding at 260 km/hr on the back wheel is about as exciting as catching a 4 kg fish...some of you will know the thrill others will get to experince it some day.
for those of you who have the facilities to make your own rack...the trick is to position the top support and the base just far enough apart to make the rod rest without having to fit clips and the rod tip must not touch the wall...then you can mount it against the wall or just push it against the wall
or you could just do what i did in my office...and make a wall mounted bracket.
while making the rod holder i came up with an idea for people who need a frame of sorts to store their rods...the beuty about this rod storage rack is it can be extended from 5 to 10 to 15...etc
it can be placed on the floor and moved around easily or i have made it in such a way that it can be lifted off the floor and mounted against the wall...
a pic of the rod holder at an angle...yeah i know i need to get a life and go fishing...but honestly i am enjoying working in my workshop more than fishing...believe it or not...the only curse is i can hear the bikes on th freeway on sunday mornings and boy do i miss my bike...riding at 260 km/hr on the back wheel is about as exciting as catching a 4 kg fish...some of you will know the thrill others will get to experince it some day.
for those of you who have the facilities to make your own rack...the trick is to position the top support and the base just far enough apart to make the rod rest without having to fit clips and the rod tip must not touch the wall...then you can mount it against the wall or just push it against the wall
or you could just do what i did in my office...and make a wall mounted bracket.