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posted but please help me. Can someone post some pictures or websites that show how to build a rack system.
Thanks very much
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Here's a link to a site with a great design that is relatively inexpensive to make. I have talked to the site owner by email, and he assures me that even a beginning carpentry type with a bad back like me can build one. I believe it!

http://www.northeastsnakes.com/racks.htm

Leslie

Growing up it always amazed me that people could not build stuff. I got it from my dad, it was just in my blood. See what you need, and picture it in your head, then plan it out the same way. I mean the way you build it. I use to love to build stuff. It's been years, but I hope I get a garage up this summer, then I can post how does on racks. Only rack I totally designed and built from the ground up is below. 3 level rack, fully insulated, and has departmental thermostatic control for heat.

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tom

www.herpzilla.com

Now that's just plain impressive! As a carpenter, I make a good plumber....

Leslie

I appreciate the props! I haven't had a chance to update my site but if tsusnakeguy has any questions, please email me through ks.com in order to get in touch (since I've changed my email)

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Sincerely, Jason
www.NortheastSnakes.com
NortheastSnakes@verizon.net