The Rack

[Broccoli1]

Decided we need a better way to organize our gear inside the truck for our Clients.
About 10' long, 6' tall and 22" wide
16g tubing for most of it with a mix of Angle and some solid. Painting was a PIA

[Broccoli1]

getting heavier




Those little hammer marks are there on purpose - I did not make a mistake

[Broccoli1]

Off to the paint Booth



Inna Truck

[Broccoli1]

The wood Boxes are called Apple Boxes in the Film/TV/Print world since back in the day they actually used real Apple Crates for whatever they needed; Step, small platform etc. Hollywood was surrounded by Orchards.

ya got yer Full, 1/2, 1/4 and Pan Cake Apple box. Couple Milk Crates for Ac Cords.

[Broccoli1]

Ladder goes up top and you can see what the dividers are for- holds 4x8 sheets of Foamcore, Plywood or Plexi.

[FusionKing]

Could you run on over to my place and make me more organized when you get finished over there...please

[Jigantor]

Come on FusionKing,
You could do that with one arm tied behind your back.

Great work Ed.

Ji

[Desertrider33]

I like it!

[Ranch Hand]

Very Nice Work. I particularly like the extra hammer marks you "purposely" placed on the steel!

[JSFAB]

Ed, this was an excellent post, I can remember years ago, when I first started, building truck and van bodies and racks for specific purposes. Only thing I'd like to add, I generally welded individual chain links, in strategic spots, to make it easier to string bungie cords to hold stuff in. Do them in the right places, it will not interfere with the things that you need to load in.