Snowboard Rack V2
This is a pretty straight forward project to make a snowboard rack. It can efficiently store 9 snowboards in the most optimal position that will shed snow and water while minimizing the potential for warping. A special pocket allows you to lift and tilt the board without hitting neighboring bindings.
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Storage & Organization
Files Included (3)
snowboard_rack_v2_crossbeam_end.svg
1 kBsnowboard_rack_v2_crossbeam_side.svg
1 kBsnowboard_rack_v2.svg
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Materials
- (1) 4x8 sheet of 3/4" plywood
- (4) 1x4x34.5" square pieces
- (16) Cross Dowels https://www.rockler.com/cross-dowels
- (16) 2" Connector bolts https://www.rockler.com/connector-bolts-black-oxide-connector-bolts
- (9) Snowboards
Tools
- Shaper Origin
- Workstation
Instructions
Cut the plywood with the provided outline. Be careful about tear out. Cut the 1x4 with Workstation for holes to fit the cross dowels. Assembly is pretty easy. And if you need to move the rack then it's light enough to carry, or disassembly allows you to flatpack it. If you want to prevent staining of the wood be sure to finish it. I didn't, and over the course of a season the wood got water stains. It still works fine though.