Garage Gazette
TOOLS AND THE SHOP => WELDING & METAL FABRICATION => Topic started by: DeadNutz on March 20, 2019, 06:20:18 PM
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The wife wanted to know how many shelf brackets we have left in stock. We used to make these in 2 different sizes in her shop for a customer who used them in outfitting gas stations and auto repair shops with the needed hose reels and shelves and other equipment. These are made from 1/8" HR and 10 inches per leg with three 25/64" punched holes in each leg to provide clearance for 3/8" fasteners. I have no idea of the load rating as that was the customer's responsibility but they will support a tremendous amount of weight.
I opened the crate and found about 100 unpainted and 10 painted various colors but only the smaller ones. I found all kinds of stuff that I forgot that I packed in the crate also. I love when that happens. I'm going to post the vintage test equipment in the antique electric tools section.
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Those look super handy to have around. No excuse for lack of storage now.