458 days ago
by clieb91 |
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Well due to the fact that I somehow managed to pull my back out at work last week I did not get a lot done in the shop. Could barely make it down the steps most of the week. It is feeling better now and I decided to use some spare time to finish the rearranging in the shop.
I managed to get some excess wood thrown out during the last two trash days and found a place for most of the rest of the wood that I had piled up in the alcove. Found my old scrap bin I had built a few years ago at...
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629 days ago
by rance |
5 comments »
I’m installing a wood rack I built and would appreciate any input as to mounting. This is going in a dingy basement. In fact, it is going in the only room remaining that still has a dirt floor. The rack has been built and consists of 4 vertical supports as follows:
The room where it is going looks something like this:
The rack will be mounted on the right-hand wall like this:
The vertical pieces will be supported by a simple 2×4 lying flat on the floor. Vertica...
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713 days ago
by rance |
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I’ve seen several variations of these rolling wood storage units. Inspired by them, I came up with this one for a friend of mine:
It incorporates storage for long lumber, sheet goods, and small turning blocks as well. About the only thing I might add would be dowel storage of some kind. Truth be told, I’d probably just put them in tubes and store them on one of the shelves.
It is a typical A-Frame design with half lapped joints. For economy, most of the stick material is...
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1889 days ago
by Kevin |
3 comments »
Latest design for South wall
This is my design for a cabinet to hold all of my bolts, screws, and nails.
Progress Pic of it. Bolt bins are in place.
This is my design for a cabinet to hold all of my wood finishes and glues and my wifes paint. (unsupported end screwed to studs)
Progress pics, sorry for all the junk in the way. I had to throw everything out of the middle of the floor in order to fit the triler in overnight.
Workbench is in the background (not for fine wo...
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