DIY Drying Rack?

[mono_666]

I finally have my own space to print, and am working on making it functional as a print shop.

I have been looking around for a used drying rack, but havent had much luck, so I am planning on building one for myself. I dont think it will be too hard, but if anyone has any suggestions/ plans for a drying rack let me know, otherwise I will post my plans here after it is built (my brother is a pretty handy dude, but I thought if someone had plans mapped out,like andymacs printing press, that would be easier)

I would also be open to a used one if anyone is in San Diego, and needs to get rid of one (or knows of a place to look for used ones)


-thanks

[tanxxx]

I use my laudry stuff when I do linocuts. Cheap !

[dennyschmickle]

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[mono_666]

thanks tanxxx, but I am looking for one like art classes have... like a book of platters with hinges

[Evil Alice Corp]

I use my laudry stuff when I do linocuts. Cheap !

nice

i kinda miss printing in my apartment.
everything is so high tech at popfuel.

[Golden Printing Boy]

Printing at home is a lot more fun for some reason

[Evil Alice Corp]

i agree.
the only thing i don't like about printing in my apartment is not having a power washer.

[Tenebrini]

Printing at home is a lot more fun for some reason

And convenient. I've rolled out of bed and printed in my PJs many times.

[fantasygoat]

Leia had a pretty cool setup using office file holders mounted on a pegboard. Search the forums for that.

[DenisMutter]

we built a 50 print holder out of the gizmos from inside filing cabinets & 1 x 4s.

Actually, it's a 47 print holder, as we were 3 short.

Find the office surplus store near you, then offer them 20 bucks for all the legal sized file racks they have. It worked for me.

But Leia's is hot too.