Wow, Australian's have very tidy garages.....
Just move in or did you clean up for us?
Looks like an interesting project. I've found dissipation to be more important than mass. You can achieve energy release without mass remembering that mass is a measure of an object's resistance to changing its state of motion when a force is applied.
Thanks Dan, the rack is coming along nicely in my spare time. Each length of timber gets a 9 step process:
1. Sand timber down with 40 grit belt sander rounding all sharp edges and diverts/holes as it is recycled timber.
2. Sand timber down with 80 grit belt sander with the grain & remove excess splintering.
3. Sand timber down with 120 grit orbital sander.
4. Apply danish oil liberally with paint brush & let dry.
5. Apply danish oil liberally with rag & lots of elbow grease too & left to dry.
6. Sand with 240 grit orbital sander & wipe down with rag dampened with danish oil to remove dust.
7. Apply bees wax with a rag evenly & leave to cure overnight.
8. Buff all finished timber with lambs wool buffer on orbital sander.
9. Take lots of photos of finished & assembled rack & post on this topic.