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Where I work my day job, we have some cardboard tubes that are about 7" in diameter and 24-26" in length.  I brought some home to help organize my leather a bit.  I just duct taped 2 together end to end.  I drilled an oversized hole in the top of each tube on the bottom layer and secured them with screws to the bottom deck.

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Thats a great idea,

I like it a lot

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I use the same idea, and also for storing metal bars/rods under my lathe except I used 75mm/3" pvc stormwater pipe. :specool:

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4 hours ago, PastorBob said:

Where I work my day job, we have some cardboard tubes that are about 7" in diameter and 24-26" in length.  I brought some home to help organize my leather a bit.  I just duct taped 2 together end to end.  I drilled an oversized hole in the top of each tube on the bottom layer and secured them with screws to the bottom deck.

Nicely done.

kgg

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4 hours ago, PastorBob said:

I brought some home to help organize my leather a bit.  I just duct taped 2 together end to end.  I drilled an oversized hole in the top of each tube on the bottom layer and secured them with screws to the bottom deck.

And you have a dark cloth to cover both ends so ends of the rolls of leather don't get suntanned.  (daylight or indoor lighting)

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14 hours ago, leatherfarms said:

Thats a great idea,

I like it a lot

 

12 hours ago, kgg said:

Nicely done.

kgg

Thanks!

12 hours ago, Northmount said:

And you have a dark cloth to cover both ends so ends of the rolls of leather don't get suntanned.  (daylight or indoor lighting)

I just have dark cloth on the one side.  Good idea to have it on both.

In God's Grace,

Pastor Bob

"While we were yet sinners, Christ died for us." - Romans 5:8

www.PastorBobLeather.com

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I use PVC sewer pipe (11 or 12.5 cm ~ 4 1/3" or 5") with end caps (one end fixed, one end with a screw cap). They come in 3m lengths and I cut them into two pieces of 1.5m (5'), which perfectly fits a half hide.

I stow them away near the ceiling of my garden shed; that's the only place where I have some space left :whistle:

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This is an old photo; there's six or seven pipes hanging there by now :innocent:

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1 hour ago, Digit said:

I use PVC sewer pipe (11 or 12.5 cm ~ 4 1/3" or 5") with end caps (one end fixed, one end with a screw cap). They come in 3m lengths and I cut them into two pieces of 1.5m (5'), which perfectly fits a half hide.

I stow them away near the ceiling of my garden shed; that's the only place where I have some space left :whistle:

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This is an old photo; there's six or seven pipes hanging there by now :innocent:

That's a great way to get them out of the way.  I looked at PVC pipe, concrete forms, etc.  They were stupid expensive.  I have been looking for an alternative for quite some time.  Glad I waited...the cardboard tubes were free.

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Pastor Bob

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