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Here is my Wall Tool Cabinet, made as an effort in my shop reorganization. Last picture shows what was before. The cabinet is made of 3/4” plywood and pegboard. Finished with water based clear finish. I blogged about building this cabinet in my blog here http://lumberjocks.com/yuri/blog/21850
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MayflowerDescendant
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#1 posted 804 days ago
That is one fine tool cabinet! Great job (and collection of tools). One can never have too much shop space, tools, storage or work surfaces. Thanks for sharing. Play safe.
-- Glen - Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Robsshop
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#2 posted 804 days ago
Shaping up real nice there Yuri, Having a cabinet like this is so great when it comes to getting organized in a small space ! The use of a French cleat mounting design is a great choice for a cabinet with a lot of weight, the whole cabinet turned out wonderful !....ROB
-- Rob,Gaithersburg,MD,One mans trash is another mans woodshop treasure !!
HardWood
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#3 posted 804 days ago
I want one!!
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D1st
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#4 posted 804 days ago
Nice cabinet! It makes finding something easier when things are organized eh?
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steliart
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#5 posted 804 days ago
nice organizer
-- I am not so rich to buy cheap tools.
fernandoindia
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#6 posted 804 days ago
Hey Yuri, you have fully charged your batteries. Keep going. Great order work
(Has the twisting re appeared?)
Thanks for posting.
-- Back home. Fernando
RPKnikker
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#7 posted 804 days ago
Very nice! I use some iron plate’s with holes. Kind type you using but than of iron. Hope it will help your shop clean!! Ha Ha!
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nobuckle
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#8 posted 804 days ago
That looks great Yuri. Cabinets like yours are a great way to get alot of storage in a small area. I built something similar last summer. I noticed that you have quite the selection of hand planes. I would be interested in knowing how you built the cabinet you store them in. Do you think you could do a posting on how you made it along with some pictures?
-- Doug - Make an effort to live by the slogan "We try harder"
Ken90712
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#9 posted 804 days ago
Well done!
-- Ken, "Everyday above ground is a good day!"
yuri
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#10 posted 804 days ago
Fernando, the twist reapered, now it is like 1/8” deviation on whole door span. but looks stable after that.
yuri
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#11 posted 804 days ago
Nobuckle, I have project page with plane cabinet storage here http://lumberjocks.com/projects/45451. When I was building the cabinet I totally forgot to take pictures. Though it is pretty similar to this wall tool cabinet, but I used 1/4” MDF instead on pegboard for the back wall.
CrossGrain (Josh)
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#12 posted 804 days ago
Another nice organization addition. Nice work!
-- Josh, Virginia , http://crossgrain.wordpress.com
gjd
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#13 posted 804 days ago
It’s amazing how much one can store in a small amount of space, given a little fore thought and planning. Nice execution.
-- gjd Southcentral Wisconsin
brianinpa
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#14 posted 803 days ago
Nice before and after! Some times, my work shop looks like your before shot. Nice build.
-- Brian, Lebanon PA, If you aren’t having fun doing it, find something else to do.
pinebarron72
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#15 posted 803 days ago
NICE!! I am planning the same sorta project and fix up my my shop! thanks. Was that a Captain Morgan Private Stock bottle cork on the bottom shelf
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