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- Impact drill and bits
- Miter saw OR Circular saw
- Measuring tape
- 5 4x4's @ 8' of pressure treated lumber (PT/Green lumber)
- 1 2x6 @ 6' PT
- 3" screws (galvanized)
- Lag bolts
The last thing you want to put inside your house and into the fireplace is rotten, moldy firewood. Having an outdoor firewood rack is not only a neat way to stack firewood, but it's also a good way of keeping the wood dry. The rack can be used to store a large quantity of firewood for the winter.
Difficulty
1. Lay two (2) 8' 4x4's parallel on the ground, spaced 18"-24" apart.
2. Cut 2 spacers out of the 4x4's to the desired length and inset them 3 in from the sides in between the parallel 4x4's. Screw and lag bolt together.
3. On the outside of the spacers, cut a 4x4 in half for each side and use lag bolts and screws to secure in for the uprights.
4. Cut 2 spacers out of 4x4 to fit in between the top of the uprights. Screw and lag bolt together.
5. For the kindling holder in the middle, cut 4 4x4's at desired height (16"-20") and screw and lag bolt them to the inside of the parallel 4x4's as the uprights.
6. Cut 2 spacers for the top of the uprights to secure uprights the "width" way.
7. Rip a 2x6 in half and run this along both length sides of the top of the kindling holder, creating a box. Screw in.
8. Start stacking wood for the winter!
