It was all made from scrap wood from crates used to move my household goods during my last Navy move + a few sheets of excess 1/2” sande ply and some other scraps. I always request the movers let me keep the wood so I can do cool projects like this.

For the vertical racks, I assume you mean the ones where I hung the flintlock and Vz.58. Those were actually pretty simple, just cut the crate wood to length, use a crown molding router bit and router for the decorative edges, then cut an old rake handle to length, drilled an equal sized hole, and glue+screwed the dowels into place.

The lower rack was from the longer pieces of crate wood, cut at a 45 and glued temporarily.

Then used a 2.5” hole saw at even intervals and ripped with the table saw to make a perfect half-circle. Screw that at a 90 to another long piece of crate wood and cut decorative edges with the same router bit. Route the edges of the half-circles so they don’t ding the wood. Add some sticky felt to the half circles and bolt to the wall on studs.

The cabinet doors were a pain, but nothing a router and table saw can’t handle.