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Step 5Slip 'em on!
Voila!
It's so easy, even a child can do it.
This will save your necks!
NOTE: If you really want to get jiggy with it, you can make a rack that hangs on a wall. You can use specific combinations of other elbow angles (45's, 22.5's) to make the shirts protrude upwards (from a wall), you can add some slope to the shoulders, etc.
It's so easy, even a child can do it.
This will save your necks!
NOTE: If you really want to get jiggy with it, you can make a rack that hangs on a wall. You can use specific combinations of other elbow angles (45's, 22.5's) to make the shirts protrude upwards (from a wall), you can add some slope to the shoulders, etc.
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Y'know, if I can just will myself into bothering to get up to the hardware store, anyways... >.> Rockin' 'ible, good sir. You got my five stars.
Good suggestion on the upright and angled approach. Those aspects were already included with the patent application, which was filed a while back. But I like your thinking, though. You can see another variation of the concept here...
www.TheAffordablePatentService.com
Cheers!
Maybe put up a photo here, when you're done with it.
;>)