DIY GOLF – “How To Build Your Own Putter Rack!�

[GolfSpy_X]

http://www.mygolfspy.com/how-to-build-putter-rack/

[jamo]

Great article Matt!

[GolfSpy Dave]

Matt have you thought of getting a planer too? Or do you find that your stock is fairly square?

[Matt Saternus]

Matt have you thought of getting a planer too? Or do you find that your stock is fairly square?

 

I have a jointer, and at the moment don't have a real need for a planer. My lumberyard carries very good stock, even the rough cut boards are good. My jointer will also act as a planer up to 6" if I have a piece that really needs it.

[caddyjoe77]

thanks for the great article Matt!! Nice looking stuff

[myndcraft]

Okay Matt you have me inspired. You don't mind my stopping by to use your tools right?

[Matt Saternus]

thanks for the great article Matt!! Nice looking stuff

 

Thank you. If anyone plans on embarking on this project and has any questions, feel free to shoot me a PM or an email.

[Matt Saternus]

Okay Matt you have me inspired. You don't mind my stopping by to use your tools right?

 

Hahaha. My shop is a disaster right now, and what I need to be doing is building my wife's birthday present. Now is probably not the time for me to be renting out shop time.

[GolfSpy Dave]

Hey Norm

What dow think about the battery jigsaws? I need one for a project and I have the 18v Ryobi system for drill, vac, and skill. Any info on the jigsaw ?

[Matt Saternus]

Hey Norm

What dow think about the battery jigsaws? I need one for a project and I have the 18v Ryobi system for drill, vac, and skill. Any info on the jigsaw ?

 

Zero info on that particular model. I would say if you're happy with the performance of the battery and tools in that line, then stick with it. As a general rule though, I prefer tools with cords - no worrying about charging, no lackluster performance at the end of the charge. I know cords are a pain, but they're the lesser of two evils in my book.

[GolfSpy Dave]

Zero info on that particular model. I would say if you're happy with the performance of the battery and tools in that line, then stick with it. As a general rule though, I prefer tools with cords - no worrying about charging, no lackluster performance at the end of the charge. I know cords are a pain, but they're the lesser of two evils in my book.

I agree on the bigger home stuff I go with the cord. But that cordless skill saw has been a great help. Will buy the jigsaw and let you know how it works out.

You can always use another tool right?

[Matt Saternus]

I agree on the bigger home stuff I go with the cord. But that cordless skill saw has been a great help. Will buy the jigsaw and let you know how it works out.

You can always use another tool right?

 

Tools are just like golf clubs, you can never have too many, and you always need at least one more.

[Addicted2Golf]

Great step by step "Plano". You got some skills my brother!

[Matt Saternus]

Great step by step "Plano". You got some skills my brother!

 

Thanks. Now we need to get you a rack and enough putters to fill 'er up.

[Addicted2Golf]

Thanks. Now we need to get you a rack and enough putters to fill 'er up.

 

Haha, or I need to accumulate enough putters and leave them all over the house until the wife begs me to get a rack.

[Matt Saternus]

Haha, or I need to accumulate enough putters and leave them all over the house until the wife begs me to get a rack.

 

I like where your head is at. Don't forget to leave the Saternus Woodworking thread open on the computer so she sees how nice it could look, if the putters weren't thrown about.

[Balding Eagles Golf NZ]

awesome, another great "to do" job - thanks for the heads up

[Kor.A.Door]

So do you getting rack first, or do you get the putters first? With only one putter, I don't have much need for a putter rack.