Cabinet door drying rack diy

I had to build a quick Paint Drying Rack for Cabinet Doors last week so I could spray 39 cabinet doors for the Jack and Jill Bathroom!

jkinoh's Project

Recently we took on a full kitchen remodel in our first flip house and one of the biggest tasks was going to be painting the cabinet doors and drawer fronts. We knew trying to lay all these doors out was going to be a challenge in itself so we decided to build an inexpensive drying rack that would accommodate all of our cabinet doors and drawer fronts. At first I was looking at dowels for the arms of the rack but that can get expensive quick and this was really only going to get used once so…

Kjuly's Project

How to prep and paint your kitchen cabinets for a durable, professional finish. How to use a paint sprayer for perfectly smooth cabinets.

Made with 2x4 lumber, 3/4” PVC, and 2 small scraps of 3/4” plywood. Holds 20 doors. Material cost was about $60, plus $20 for a 27 mm drill bit. Holes for PVC were made on a drill press, with 3 1/2” spacing, and 5 degree upward slope. And I cut the PVC on my miter saw with a stop block, so it was quick and easy. I considered using caulk to secure the PVC in the holes, but they fit snugly enough that it wasn’t needed.

Drop-Down Drying Rack Woodworking Plan Lots of finishing to do, but limited on space? Try this multilevel during rack. The removable PVC pipes allow you to create 'shelves" for supporting cabinet doors and other work pieces while they dry. Best of all, it swings up out of the way when the finishing is done.

Providing portable rack solutions for painting, drying and storing your projects. Our products are strong, functional, configurable and portable. Focus on painting rather than prep and dry. Eliminate floor touch points with added superior portability. Fully versatile - easily configure for any project.

In my first YouTube video I make a hangable wall mount art drying rack out of scrap wood and $30 in thin gauge steel rods.I also highlight some of the strugg...