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Drummer Dave
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Got tired of having my rods banging around in the corner. So i collected some Maple & Dogwood & made a Rod holder.
Worked out not bad. I used no Glue, mortise & tenon 
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sh4d0wm4573ri7
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Nice job looks good and functional
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Survivor Kid 909
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Very cool! I'll have to make myself a hatrack!
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Drummer Dave
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^ Ya, you could make a hat rack, same method. Im thinking a stand up coat hanger next.
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turd
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Thats really cool, Drummer Dave 
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LaraCroft
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Great Job Dave.....keeps them all in one area and not falling all over the place....
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flashlightfreak9
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Excellent job, Dave.
That's great for storage, and now you don't have to dig around for the rod you want. Just grab one and go.
Keep up the good work. 
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NorthernHunter
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that looks great Dave good work. so wheres mine  lol jk
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Drummer Dave
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^ Yours is still in the woods  now go cut some sticks and start making one
If i only had 2 or 3 rods i wouldn't bother, but 8 was getting in my way.
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