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Sanding Supply Cabinet

Project by Critterman posted 701 days ago 914 views 17 times favorited 19 comments Add to Favorites Watch

Hi Everyone, your probably getting a little tired of seeing all my projects and I wasn’t going to post this one, but my 14 yr old son told me I should and as everyone with a small shop, like me, knows we are always looking for new storage ideas. So, here is one of mine. I got tired of all my sanding supplies being in several different places around the shop so it was time to consolidate. Lots of cuts for all the pull outs, but I’m an organization freak so it works for me. The bottom section with the rolls has a MDF plate for the sanding blocks and where I cut off the PSA sand paper for the blocks. That MDF is just screwed in so I can replace it later. The sections are used for nylon scub pads, sanding disks, drums and supplies, and all the other misc. stuff. The whole cabinet is about 30”H x 24”W x 14” D, cabinet grade plywood and popular face frame, rails and styles. Not made to be too pretty, but functional. Maybe it will give you some ideas too.

-- Jim Hallada, Chesterfield, VA


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Hawgnutz

522 posts in 969 days


posted 701 days ago

Very nicely done! I would sure build one if I had the room to hang it up….LOL I am sure it will serve your purposes well! Sure helps to have all your sanding stuff in one location, too!

God Bless,
Hawg

-- Saving barnwood from the scrapyards

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scott shangraw

408 posts in 961 days


posted 701 days ago

Wow your organized!!!!My sanding stuff is just thrown in a box,someday though I’ll get it together

-- Scott NM,http://www.shangrilawoodworks.com

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mrtrim

1700 posts in 772 days


posted 701 days ago

very nice !! wish i had one .

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coloradoclimber

448 posts in 960 days


posted 701 days ago

WOW, that’s pretty fancy for sanding supplies. Heck my dishes don’t live so well. I’ll bet it makes life easier to have such organization when you’re in the middle of a project.

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rikkor

11338 posts in 767 days


posted 700 days ago

Wish i could get organized, and as nicely as you have.

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Karson

25795 posts in 1293 days


posted 700 days ago

Great Job. A very useful sanding cabinet. Do you use PSA sanding paper on your sanding blocks.

-- What happens in the workshop stays in the workshop. No wait that doesn't sound right. Karson Southern Delaware karson_morrison@bigfoot.com †

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CharlieM1958

7601 posts in 1111 days


posted 700 days ago

This is great! The funny thing is I was just in the shop a few minutes ago griping to myself about the lack of organization of my sanding supplies.

-- Charlie M. "Woodworking - patience = firewood"

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Critterman

546 posts in 702 days


posted 700 days ago

LOL, I understand completely Charlie :>)

Karson: Yes, Carbordum primier red, saw it and tested it at the Richmond Woodworks Show. Bill Bush used it in his demonstations. Cutts really well with less effort…I’m likin’ that. The sanding blocks are 3M I found on the internet. Have one for 80, 120, 180, 220, and 400 which makes it handy to just grap the one or ones you need. I try to keep them loaded with good paper when in the cabinet so when I’m working I don’t have to fuss at myself for not having them ready…but doesn’t always work…lol. Good system and works for me.

-- Jim Hallada, Chesterfield, VA

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relic

342 posts in 829 days


posted 700 days ago

That’s quite the storage cabinet for sandpaper. Is there not a rule against being too organized? Nice job.

-- Andy Stark

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DocK16

710 posts in 979 days


posted 700 days ago

I never get tired of looking at the projects posted on this site. I like the design, if I didin’t like working ing the shop so much I’d say build me one. As it is I’ll just steal the design

-- DocK, WV

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bigpops0259

197 posts in 1042 days


posted 692 days ago

Wow, this is a project I need, Thanks for the idea. quite the sanding cabinet.

-- Marty Ohio

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Blake

2758 posts in 767 days


posted 692 days ago

Don’t ever apologize for posting a project! We want to see every one! You did a fantastic job of organizing your sanding supplies, we could all use something like that. And it looks beautiful too! Great job. Nice work with the dado’d/plywood dividers.

-- Check out my new website! http://www.blakeweberwoodworking.com

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John's Woodshop

126 posts in 909 days


posted 653 days ago

Great Cabinet! Thanks for posting it, it gave me some ideas for one for my shop. Excellent Job!

John

-- John -- Racine, WI -- Woodworking..."It's not just a Hobby, it's an Adventure"

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Sawdustmaker

253 posts in 690 days


posted 627 days ago

Jim, great design, very functional and that equates to saving time in the shop. I disdain hunting down supplies, it’s a time killer. I turned a recycled kitchen cabinet into my sanding supply center and after building my miter saw table I decided to try something along the same theme for my spindle sander, random orbital, 1/4 sheet, and belt sander on a rolling cart with a fold down downdraft table. I’ll park it under the supplies and head on to the next project. Thanks for posting it.

-- Brian, Virginia Beach

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Dusty56

3457 posts in 580 days


posted 473 days ago

sweet storage cabinet : ) I also need to get my act together

-- You know you're getting old when you know the difference between you're (you are) and your (belonging to you) AND how to use them in a sentence .

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Rob Drown

324 posts in 725 days


posted 457 days ago

WOW. that is really beautiful. Very cool storage also. It is as pleasure to look at craftsmanship in our shops.

-- Sharp tools and thin whispy shavings make woodworking a joy.

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HokieMojo

1139 posts in 620 days


posted 89 days ago

this is almost exactly what I want. I’d maybe have a little less stoarge for the paper and more for the tools and other related sanding items. I hoep I can get back to this soon. Nice work and thanks for the inspiration.

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a1Jim

16598 posts in 469 days


posted 89 days ago

woo dogie this looks like it belongs in an office not for sand paper. very nice work

-- Jim from Heirloom Woodshop Southern Oregon

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naomi weiss

63 posts in 286 days


posted 46 days ago

Wow! That is super Spagnolo organised (and he is hella organised!). Well done!

-- 'Humility is a duty in great ones, as well as in idiots'--Jeremy Taylor

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