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BUILD A LONG-LASTING FIREWOOD RACK

My construction philosophy is to build projects that last. That way, I don’t have to waste time building them again or making repairs. (As I write this, the Egyptian pyramids come to mind.) This firewood rack is made out of galvanized pipe, which has a predicted life span of about 75 years when it’s not being used for plumbing purposes. So, although it’s one of the more expensive firewood racks you can make yourself (I spent $250), you’ll rest easy knowing you won’t have to repair or replace it anytime soon.

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