To begin building these rustic pot rack plans, you'll need to cut the boards to the appropriate lengths with a circular saw or compound miter saw. Cut two sections of rough-cut cedar 2x6 at 24-inches, and another at 34-1/2 inch for the french cleat.
Follow this up by cutting two sections of cedar 2x4 at 34-1/2 inches and one length of cedar 1x6 at 34-1/2 inches.
Rustic Pot Rack Woodworking Plans
By Chris Baylor, About.com Guide
Cut the Boards to Length
Cut the Boards to Length
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- Download the Free Woodworking Plans
- Cut the Boards to Length
- Rip the French Cleat
- Mark the Holes for the Bars
- Drill the Bar Holes
- Rip the Bottom Stretcher
- Drill the Pilot Holes
- Assemble the Pot Rack
- Mount the French Cleat on the Wall
- Mount the Rustic Pot Rack
- Rip the Cleat Cover
- Mount the Cleat Cover
- Hang the Pots
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