'Wheely Cool' Mopar shop shelving you can make yourself.

[Alaskan_TA]

'Wheelly Cool' Mopar shop shelving you can make yourself.

I used;

8 - 14" wheels.

6 - wheel covers & 2 hubcaps.

A few assorted used emblems.

4 - 2x6x10's ripped to fit inside the inner wheel beads.

4 - 2x8x10's tops for shelves.

2 1/2" screws & construction adhesive to laminate each shelf together.

1/2" Ready rod, nuts & washers to secure each wheel to the cinder block wall.

(interior wall in my case, so I left the ready rod long so I can duplicate these on the far side as I get more wheels & caps / covers)

 

[dukeboy440]

SWEET

 

[Clelan]

Nice!

 

[MileHighDart]

Pretty cool, but the wheels themselves are taking up a bunch of your shelf space. Just Sayin'

 

[halifaxhops]

Uses spinners like a fan!

 

[Alaskan_TA]

Cool is never a waste of shelf space. ;-)

 

[Indyducati]

Really sharp looking !

 

[clhyer]

Very cool! Overbuilt probably unless you are planning to store engine blocks on it! But still very cool!
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[Dartnut]

I like it!

 

[toolmanmike]

That is a great idea. The coolness factor is over the top.

 

[Mrmopartech]

Only problem I see is that when the shelves are full,the damm thing rolls away,mrmopartech

 

[Alaskan_TA]

Only problem I see is that when the shelves are full,the damm thing rolls away,mrmopartech

1/2" Ready rod, nuts & washers to secure each wheel to the cinder block wall.

They are through bolted with nuts for the wheels & on the far side of the cinder block wall so they are not going anywhere.

I left the all-thread sticking out far enough on the other side to repeat the process when time allows it.

 

[Mrmopartech]

Just pulling your chain a bit,it,s a great wall unit,mrmopartech