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Couldn’t take it anymore; had to get control of the wood stash finally. Went to Lowe’s to get the materials and got a nice surprise. 5/8” sheets of particle board underlayment was on clearance for $8.35. Fourteen 2×4x8’s, 4” casters and some screws and I was on my home. I saw a picture in one of the magazines yesterday at B&N which I used as the basis for this project. The back holds several full sheets of plywood and the top shelf is great for small pieces. Filling the bins made me happy just like the day I put up pegboard in my new shed; it was a great feeling to organize my mess(es).
-- Troy Bouffard || Master Sergeant, US Army (Retired) || http://www.birchhillwoodcrafts.com
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Chelios
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#1 posted 1409 days ago
much nicer than the messy workshops
woodworm
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#2 posted 1409 days ago
It’s always nice to be able to work in the shop with clean and clear floor.
Great effort!
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Woodbear
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#3 posted 1409 days ago
I like it. Having a movable wood storage works for me also. Though it may be timeto build another. good job.
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Jei'son
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#4 posted 1409 days ago
lookin good
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WistysWoodWorkingWonders
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#5 posted 1409 days ago
gotta be careful building these, they make you hang on to more scraps… lol.. nice job though, clean shop is one you can do more safe work in…
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Greg The Cajun Box Sculptor
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#6 posted 1409 days ago
Nice storage bin. You can never have enough storage and organization in your shop.
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ellen35
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#7 posted 1408 days ago
Wow! Now I hope you can find everything!
“Neatness is the sign of a sick mind!!”
All kidding aside, I am jealous!
Ellen
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dbhost
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#8 posted 1408 days ago
Added to favorites. I have been looking for a good design for one of these… In particular sheet goods cutoffs are getting to be a real problem for me. This would solve that problem!
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Cher
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#9 posted 1408 days ago
It is a pleasure to see organization. I wish I could say it about my shop.
-- When you know better you do better.
SNSpencer
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#10 posted 1408 days ago
Yes… yes it was. And it’s all on wheels too!
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TomFran
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#11 posted 1408 days ago
Nice shop improvement. I need something like this. Thanks for sharing!
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closetguy
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#12 posted 1408 days ago
The before looks more organized than than my shop.
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grub32
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#13 posted 1408 days ago
Ohh….I love some organization in my shop…It looks like you did a nice job…I wish I had built that for myself.
Grub
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AJJ
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#14 posted 1408 days ago
Well worth the effort. Looks good and you can find the scrap you need, instead of cutting it off a new full length board.
-- AJJ, Eugene OR
a1Jim
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#15 posted 1408 days ago
looks very useful good job Troy
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