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Step 10Notes

  • Galvanized pipe is dirty because of the oil that is on it, you’ll want to clean it off after cutting it to length, dish soap and water worked well.
  • The Home Depot grade of galvanized pipe may not be â€pretty†to some people. You could use aluminum pipe or prettier galvanized pipe but it’s a bit spendy and I like the industrial look; fence post is probably to flimsy for this project.
  • The table saw and metal cutting blade I used worked but it binds easily, a chop saw would work better.
  • You want to tighten the clamp mechanism pretty tight, just not too tight as putting a hole through your ceiling would defeat the purpose of this shelf.
  • I didn’t cut the 2ft threaded rod, about 1-1/2†is inside the top flange the rest is inside the pipe. You want to make sure that there is a decent portion of the rod in the flange and the pipe to alleviate the possibility of it slipping out.
  • You can see this project here as well
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