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I just finished making my wall cabinet for my sandpaper. I designed this myself for my needs. It holds 6 different belt grits, 10 different sheets of sandpaper, my sandpaper rolls, 3 sanding pads, painter’s tape, and 2 sanding blocks. I also wanted to add a door because dust always seems like it gets everywhere. It’s the first time I’ve used this type of door and it worked great for this project. So far I don’t think I’d change anything except make the hole in the door smaller. It’s 27-3/4” long, 16-5/8” tall, and 13-5/8” deep. Since I check this web site before designing my projects to get some ideas, I thought this time I’d post mine to give other’s ideas.
If you want to make this cabinet, or look at other projects I’ve made; I provided all the dimensions and explanations on my website. WoodWorkersWebsite.com. (I don’t have any ads or do any type of selling on this website).
Thanks
Angela
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davidroberts
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#1 posted 908 days ago
I had planned to make a box with a few shelves but now I’m gonna rethink and maybe go big, and get all my sanding stuff into one cabinet. Great functionality.
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Ken90712
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#2 posted 908 days ago
Nice job! Should help keeping things organized.
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canadianchips
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#3 posted 908 days ago
Helpful organization idea. My sandpaper is currently in several different locations…..I think !
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steve71
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#4 posted 907 days ago
might have to steal (borrow) some designs, very nice
toxicoval56
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#5 posted 907 days ago
I need to make one of these very badly. Thank you for your willingness to share. It is a great design and very functional. Now I just need to get in the shop and make something.
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NBeener
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#6 posted 907 days ago
The best of its kind that I’ve ever seen !
Love the dowels for storage of the disks !
Great job !
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Gator
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#7 posted 907 days ago
Thanks for the great design.. one more step in helping get my shop organized..
Gator
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docholladay
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#8 posted 907 days ago
I like your design. I have need of one of these for my own shop. If you don’t mind, I may borrow an idea or two from yours.
Thanks for posting.
Doc
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Dusty56
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#9 posted 900 days ago
Great cabinet !! Now all I need is the wall space : )
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BreakingBoardom
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#10 posted 895 days ago
Great build. I’m looking to build one soon and may incorporate a few of your features here if you don’t mind. Thanks for sharing.
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