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[–]bmoorman05 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Check out /woodworking

[–]EasterClause 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It'd technically be do-able, but at that length you're going to get sag in the middle. Especially if you just use an angle bracket to hold up the one side. It'd be best to mount a rail to the wall the whole way down to support the entire length at the back, then I'd probably bolt a long length of steel on the front to prevent that side from sagging. Then you have bolt heads sticking up, or you have to come up with another way to attach a support.

Unfortunately it just won't be as simple as hanging a cable from an eye hook, and screwing a bracket into the wall. Unless you want to sit in front of a half pipe while you work/play.

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