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Sliding pants rack

Step 10Tada!

tada!
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now that that's all taken care of, put the rack in! If all went well, It should work. If not.... have fun tweaking it until it does :-P

The rack doesn't come out completely, but more than enough. If you wanted it to come out further, you could get a set of full extension sliders that roll on ball bearings and such, but I opted not to since they cost more than twice as much.
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7 comments
Jul 12, 2011. 7:40 AMjeremyhoho says:
How much does it cost you to make this?
Dec 27, 2010. 11:28 AMomakii says:
This is really cool! I'm definitely going to incorporate this into my closet project.

(Even though I am rather disappointed that it does not twang.)
Jun 16, 2009. 1:34 PMlinkyta says:
Besides being a great project, I had a great time reading the comments in the pics hahaha
Sep 29, 2008. 11:07 AMbristolbob52 says:
could do same with shirts and shoe(note) shoe rack from movie called overboard. goldie hawn,curt russel
Sep 25, 2008. 10:05 PMjorgiux says:
Thank you. Just what I needed! mine also looks fine.but I had to measure five times... The third rack was the final and the best for my pants... Mother is elated!
Sep 25, 2008. 4:52 PMNancie says:
I love it. I will be going to Lowes this weekend. P.S. maybe you should get two tape measures.
Sep 23, 2008. 6:13 PMacidrain1 says:
Very cool instructable. I may just attempt this myself.

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