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Plastic Storage Box, Storage Shelves?
Those stacks of plastic parts boxes have been building up for years and I finally got tired
of unloading the whole stack to get to the bottom box. Put a couple of shelving units
together this week so I can get to them a little easier:
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Nice Denny. Now you can sleep well tonight. Forget the other projects just for one night!!


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Originally Posted by Achipmunk
Nice Denny. Now you can sleep well tonight. Forget the other projects just for one night!!
Alvin,
I agree, nice job Denny! Very organized and takes the drudgery out of getting the piece you need - but now he has to worry about termites eating his shelving unit! LOL!

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Well don't indeed. Hey Denny, I know a well fed fellow in Kansas who could use some help organizing my...er, HIS shop. grin


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Denny,

Nice job. Maybe I'll get around to this just after I retire and just before I move south.

What side rails did you use?

What thickness "base"/shelf did you use;
will it warp; and
how is the shelf attached to the side rail?

Thanks,

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No t-mites up here Lug, to cold for them, that's a southern thing I think.

A loooooong way from being organized Richard, but one step closer fo sho.

Planing on moving south is the wrong way to go Tim. You'll end up sitting on the front
porch drinking mint julips and eating hot dogs all the time in an attempt to stay cool.
Head north and when you get snowed in, you can spend you time working on all those
projects you've been putting off because work.

2x4 frame, 1/4" ply shelves and back with drywall corner bead every 4" for the shelf rails.
Wanted to rout dados in the 2x4's but got to much radio junk piled on top of all of my
wood working equipment, plus I was afraid the Stiles would warp routed out on one side.
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I like the plastic peanut butter jars. Don't eat much but when I see the fellows rumaging through the neighbourhood plastic/glass recycling I offer them a dime for each one they bring me. The same amount they get for a bottle.


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Great looking shop. I have the problem, I play hide and seek, I can hide more stuff in thirty minutes than I can find all day long. Think it is that CRS problem,.
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Nice. I might need a step stool though. Looks tall.


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