Mine's bigger than yours *

[Tom Sontag]

* (I have waited 47 years to be able to use that) :o

My one year old urban logging operation has had a few logs sawn into lumber. So we needed a lumber rack. So we built one. We began with a few oak logs' worth of 3x3s and 1x3s, and using simple sandwich construction, a chop saw and "a few 'brads' ", 3 guys built this 15,000bf behemoth in one day. Each full bay can hold ~500 bf of 10' boards.

[John Renzetti]

Hi Tom, Looks like an amazing operation. You do this in downtown St Louis. Next flight into STL, I'm coming over to see this in person.
take care,
John

[Doug Shepard]

If my whole shop were as big as just your rack, I'd be a happy man.
Awesome.

[lou sansone]

hi tom


that is what I had to do as well. Right now I don't want to cut any more, because I am out of space. Those racks make pulling lumber so much easier
lou

[Gary Herrmann]

I'm going to look you up and come get some wood. Appointments on Saturdays, right?

Thats one heck of a rack.


Ya know, I've never said that to a man before...

[Jeff Sudmeier]

WOW! That is a boat load of timber! Just wish I had those problems! :)

[Jim Becker]

That's a really nice setup, Tom...and it ain't gonna move anywhere on its own! I wish I had a place to do a rack like that as it would certainly make for more efficient storage than my present setup and allow for more "inventory" to be brought in when the "price is right".

[Jim Dunn]

Don't let him kid ya. I've met him and his shop ain't usually that clean:) Tom I've still to heal up enough to do anything with wood yet:(

[David Fried]

Nice rack! (I've waited 45 years to use that one!)

[Jerry Olexa]

As Norm would say "that ain't goin anywhere". Great job!!