Here is another variation you might get some ideas from: Drying Trees
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They seem a scissor style cutter for about$10, quicker and easier than having them do it.I was hoping for sizes and lengths.
I don’t have cutting tools so my plan is to ask my friendly Home Depot guys to cut the pipe to correct lengths. When the stay at home order lifts of course.
Another thought. I did this for my hockey gear. Get a smallish air pump, I use a Coleman for inflating air mattresses, and add a T connector for the air pump. Tap a few holes into the caps that the gloves and boots fit over. Bam! Instance, internal air dryer for the inside of your gloves and boots!
I came across this post and went to the store to build this, but the cost for parts shocked me!Hi, I stumbled across some pictures online that showed how to make a dry rack out of some pvc pipes and a bed roller. I'm want to make a replica of this, but I'm unable to find a bed roller or container that has the same dimensions as the one on the photo. I'm guessing it's around 120 cm long and 50 cm wide?
I'd love to hear suggestions on how to solve this.
Acquiring pipes are no problem, it's merely figuring out how to collect the dripping water in a practical way. I'm open to suggestions!
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Can you let us know the costs you found? I know container store is very expensive…I came across this post and went to the store to build this, but the cost for parts shocked me!