Workshop Storage Organizer -Wall mounted Pipe Rack

Hi everyone, so this video comes up after a long break as I am setting up my new workshop. Since there are a lot of things to do in this workshop because its completely empty right now and there is a lack of an organizer system here in the new workshop, so that's why I decided to make a pipe rack so that all the pipes can be stored above the ground and kept the ground surface nice and clean. One significant advantage is that since the rack is mounted on the wall it didn't seem to consume any space and the workshop still looks quite bigger. I made 3 sections stainless can be stored at the top and mild steel at the middle one and the small pieces can be stored on the bottom shelf so that they always remain noticed.
For this particular project, all the material comes from my old project which was a CNC. Due to a lack of funds, I decided to postpone that project and invest my money in buying some machinery which you are going to see pretty soon.

[@vagishgpatil3013]

Hey Bro,What size Electrode do you use for thin tubes...,Since I'm a beginner I didnot explore the market that much.I have Used 3.0mm Electrodes and mostly They blew up holes ..

[@ambroscustom]

2.4 mm is good at 70 amp. Use stich welding technique rather than full weld.

[@user-wz2dr4ut7p]

hey bro . if you can send the design of this wall mounted ..., i want to use it to manufacture similar one in formula student workshop .

[@ambroscustom]

Sorry brother i didn't have design for this. The pipe dimensions are 2”x 2" and vertical section is 3 ft long. Horizontal members are 2 ft long. Top and bottom gap from far end is 6 ”. Gap between two horizontal pipes is 9". I hope it helps.

[@user-wz2dr4ut7p]

@@ambroscustom thanks for these dimensions

[@denvermightbe1]

Bro, where in India are you based?

[@ambroscustom]

Its in punjab, ludhiana

[@sachinmajotra9665]

​@@ambroscustomLudhiana me kidr bhai , kal he ho k aya udr se.