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Boot Dryer Plans

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Anyone have a set of plans for a boot dryer rack, the kind you'd set on top of a floor furnace register and set your boots on upside down to help dry them?
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Cut ends out of empty tomato juice cans.:rolleyes:
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Is this what you had in mind? Folding Solid Wood Boot Drying Rack Build Video
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Ron, I think that's exactly what my friend was looking for. Thanks. very much.
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