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Here’s a kayak rack I saw on 80/20 that would probably work

https://8020.net/xdiy2002

There’s also a place called “Extobend” that might be worth a look. You could try going through one of the manufacturers for a free quote but they are backed up right now, so you may waiting quite a long time.

Yeah, I’ve found the same issues.  I agree with DKennan. If you are in a hurry you can do the machining yourself, otherwise, I’d go with Parco who has an easy online shop and shorter lead times than 80/20.

When it comes to extrusions you have to remember there is the packaging on top and bottom so I think 92″ is likely the extrusion cut-off size before the surcharge kicks in.

From UPS –

“For domestic shipments, a package is considered a “Large Package” when its length (longest side of the package) plus girth [(2 x width) + (2 x height)] combined…[Read more]

Since one side will have to be open to slide in the a canoe, I’d probably use 15 series T-Slots and attach the arms/shelves using anchor fasteners and 45 degree angle plates to make sure they will support the weight.

Thanks, Mason. I will check it out.

I haven’t found a specific place. I usually just do a Google search. I know 8020 has some diy plans, you may want to try that.

I saw some black t-slot at Grainger