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I had a number of racks made in the early 1970s, and they were used by a number of people in the Pittsburgh area. The frames are 328 stainless. The eyes were bent hot and beveled (better seen on Version B). The bars were 6061-T6 aluminum.
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This is another version of the racks I had made in the early 1970s. Note the bevel on the end of the eye coil. This was a nice touch that helped keep the rack from catching on clothing, etc. The top bar is square for a simple reason: I had a supply of scrap 6061-T6 bar stock (of known history!!) that I used to fashion new bars as old ones wore out.
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This is another version of the racks I had made in the early 1970s. This one does not have the eye bevel. The eye was bent cold.
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