Planing a split cornscala.

[ZombieWoof]

Nice Rack !

Justin , if you ever take that apart use some black hose on that threaded rod , gives a better,cleaner look

I've done the hose trick on a few builds myself with threaded rod saves painting them as I found they are P I A to paint .

to get low profile nuts I'd cut those nuts you use in half in a vise & use the cut side down

Just a couple tricks on the use of threaded rods to give a cleaner look .

[The Dude]

Nice Rack !

Justin , if you ever take that apart use some black hose on that threaded rod , gives a better,cleaner look

I've done the hose trick on a few builds myself with threaded rod saves painting them as I found they are P I A to paint .

to get low profile nuts I'd cut those nuts you use in half in a vise & use the cut side down

Just a couple tricks on the use of threaded rods to give a cleaner look .

I used pvc tubing, never thought to use the nuts on each side of the slab.

[ZombieWoof]

For me the rubber hose is easy to work with

you can use smaller diameter threaded rod & still make it look beefy

shrink tubing will work as well & then you can cover the nuts as well but you lose that smooth look

[justinsweber]

The rack was made for ~$45 with parts sourced from Lowes... just some all threat, nuts and bolts.

I got to really listen to the speaker today... sounds wonderful, really on par with my reference... the split concornscala with ALK APT12-500 and ES-5600/ Dave's horns. I must say that they are Fuc*ing incredible. The plan was to build these and help find them a home... The 2 ways are what I planed to keep. That said, I'd keep these... I high bar!