Custom closet: my wife loves it!

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We are renovating our house room by room I started this latest project in the master bedroom. Our closet is long and narrow so we decided to put in some sliding pocket doors which worked well. We eventually got in the closet and I built some hanger frames from scratch, and made some cool custom shelving using metal along the edges as a decoration And to hide the edges of the plywood here are the picturesSent from my SCH-I605 using Tapatalk 2 Attached ImagesMiller diversion 165Miller mig 211Hypertherm pm 30Milwaukee 6230 14 inch chop sawMd 45 mag drill (RIP; fell on its head)New MD 45! Thanks to the esposa!Finally got an O/A setup
Reply:Here are some more pics of the finished closetI used 3 /16th inch steel to make the hanger holders. I used an annular cutter to make the hole for the rod. I used the Milwaukee porta band to cut the curve of the bracket I used my Miller 165 diversion and some er 312 for the welds. About 140 amps 20 of argon. I hope this inspires the newbies because for me I like to be able to dream up a project make it happen and make it exactly custom the way I want. Having welding capabilities opens the horizons tremendously for the creative mindSent from my SCH-I605 using Tapatalk 2 Attached ImagesMiller diversion 165Miller mig 211Hypertherm pm 30Milwaukee 6230 14 inch chop sawMd 45 mag drill (RIP; fell on its head)New MD 45! Thanks to the esposa!Finally got an O/A setup
Reply:Very nice! I really like that look.Yeah, I know, but it'll be ok!Lincoln Square wave 255Miller Vintage mig30a spoolgunThermal Dynamics Pacmaster 100xl plasmaSmith mc torchEllis 1600 band saw
Reply:Very attractve, nice setup. You could always hang engine blocks from those as long as it is mounted securely.   My kind of build !!!
Reply:Nice job, you won't have to worry about those rods sagging, brackets are mighty sturdy.  Nice floors too.   Bob
Reply:Thank you yes I wanted to be able to do pull ups on those babies I use stainless steel tube for the hanger holders everything else is mild steel and I put some lacquer on it to prevent rustingSent from my SCH-I605 using Tapatalk 2Miller diversion 165Miller mig 211Hypertherm pm 30Milwaukee 6230 14 inch chop sawMd 45 mag drill (RIP; fell on its head)New MD 45! Thanks to the esposa!Finally got an O/A setup
Reply:nice work eliot. i hope the closet studs are up to those heavy duty brackets.i.u.o.e. # 15queens, ny and sunny fla
Reply:Nice work!GravelThe difference between theory and practice is that in theory there is no difference.
Reply:NICE !!! looks like we have a closet carpenter in the house .But did you use the metal cutting saw to cut the shelves?
Reply:You really have showed off your welding skills! Well done.Old tools, trajan band saw, grizzly, delta,lincoln
Reply:Nice nice Nice! How are the shelves mounted? Hang from the ceiling?
Reply:She going to take you out to dinner for this - nice workThe main thing is not to panic or get excited Bobcat 250, X-Treme 12VS,  MM211Meltabo, Milwaukee,Porter Cable,Dewalt,MakitaVictor O/A, Ingersoll-RandEvolution Rage2, 40 amp PlasmaLincoln 225 AC/DC
Reply:This has given me ideas for my wife's closet. Awesome job!
Reply:Thanks all! The shelves are screwed to ss 1 1/4 inch angle along the wall.  straps of 1/2  inch by 1/8  copper provide support for the front of the shelves. Sent from my SCH-I605 using Tapatalk 2Miller diversion 165Miller mig 211Hypertherm pm 30Milwaukee 6230 14 inch chop sawMd 45 mag drill (RIP; fell on its head)New MD 45! Thanks to the esposa!Finally got an O/A setup
Reply:looks great!If the conversation isn’t money, then I’ll see you later.