mobile sheet cutoff rack

Well Done !

-- Chuck Anstrom - Virginia

I have been wanting to do the same thing.
I have scrap stuck in trash cans overflowing making for a very unattractive shop.

-- Mike

A great looking rack! Oh to be organized…

-- Never board, always knotty, lots of growth rings

Cool.
Best thoughts,
Mads

-- Mad F, the fanatical rhykenologist and vintage architect. Democraticwoodworking.

Great idea! Thanks for showing.

Stephen

-- Stephen Mines (Saltmines@aol.com)

That’s a great idea. Did you size the dividers to a certain height? I think it would make a lot of sense if they 18”, 24”, 30” etc (or cm, as the case may be). That way if you know you need a 20” board, you could just check in the 18-24” section unlike what I do, which is rummage around the bottom of a bin and hope.

Now that I think about it, drawing a rule on that white background might be a great way to check too.

Thanks for sharing. Really got my brain racing now!

-- Steopa

acyually steopa, it didn’t cross my mind yet that i could use the dividers to estimate the length of the scraps.
but come to think of it it’s a great idea, each spacer is 30cm higher than the previous one. 30-60-90-120cm, and the cart is 50cm deep, and 190 long.
the advantage of the metal frame is that you can keep the sides open, a wooden panel construction would need to be reinforced on the sides, and im not sure it would hold without reinforcements in the middle aswell.

Now that organized! Wish I had this at times! Well done…..

-- Ken, "Everyday above ground is a good day!"

I love this idea, been looking for a way to organize sheetgoods.

-- Have thy tools ready. God will find thee work.