Diy Boot Rack

To make a DIY boot rack, you will need:

• Wood (2x4s, 1x6s, or plywood)
• Saw
• Drill
• Screws
• Wood glue (optional)
• Stain or paint (optional)

Instructions:

1. Cut the wood to size. You will need two pieces for the legs, two pieces for the crossbars, and then one piece for each shelf. The legs should be about 36 inches tall, the crossbars should be about 24 inches long, and the shelves can be any size you want, depending on how many boots you need to store.
2. Drill holes in the legs for the crossbars. The holes should be centered on the legs and about 12 inches from the top.
3. Attach the crossbars to the legs using screws.
4. Drill holes in the shelves for the dowels. The holes should be spaced evenly across the shelves and about 3 inches from the edge.
5. Cut the dowels to size. The dowels should be long enough to go through the holes in the shelves and stick out about 2 inches on each side.
6. Attach the dowels to the shelves using wood glue.
7. (Optional) Stain or paint the boot rack.
8. Place the boot rack in a convenient location and start storing your boots!

Here is a simplified version of the instructions:

1. Cut wood to size: 2 legs, 2 crossbars, and shelves.
2. Drill holes in legs for crossbars.
3. Attach crossbars to legs with screws.
4. Drill holes in shelves for dowels.
5. Cut dowels to size.
6. Attach dowels to shelves with glue.
7. (Optional) Stain or paint boot rack.
8. Place boot rack in a convenient location and start storing your boots!