Built for the truck. Built to work.
A look at a custom heavy-duty back-rack fabricated for a service truck, from the first mitering cuts through welding, grinding, and final paint.
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A protective rack with a clean finish.
This build started with precise cutting and mitering of metal tubing to form the angled frame. The joints were welded, finish-ground, and completed with horizontal slats, sturdy attachment brackets, and a final gray painted finish.
- Process: mitering, welding, grinding, and paint
- Purpose: protect the back glass on a service truck
See the work, not just the service list.
Every project has its own constraints. Showing the actual process gives you a better sense of the care, fit-up, and practical decisions that go into a finished piece.
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