in this video I'm going to be showing you how I built a storage cart to tidy up this area of
my shop the project begins by ripping down five sheets of 3/4 inch plywood there's no
tricky angles here everything's at 5 degrees I use my tracks off but any skill saw with a
guide would work just fine then I glued and stapled the cleats which hold the shells
be careful to measure off the distances between the shells I chose 10 inches between shells and
ten and three quarters just for the bottom shelf I used a jaw stand to hold the work in place and
I fastened the sides and the top together I installed all the shelves trimming where
necessary and fasten them on the side I then cut the base from standard two by fours I fastened the
frame together with two and a half inch deck screws being sure to keep everything squared
I use my table saw and a dado stack to run the grooves at the sides fit in and I fasten
the top of the base to the frame I glued the dedos and let the assembly rest under its own
weight for 4 hours I stole the caster's from a furniture dolly that I had and I nailed the
carriage bolts through the base I flipped the unit on its side and installed the Castor's
I then fastened the front using wood screws
I fastened a small lip so that the sheet goods won't slide off I used
a jigsaw to cut the radius into the dividers and a belt sander
to smooth over the cuts I used glue and stables to fasten the dividers
I space the dividers thirteen and a half inches apart and forking the quarter for
the last bin using a drywall square I made my markings and fastened the rest of the dividers
i laminated together two pieces of plywood to form the top of the clamp rack
i space my clamps one and three-quarter inches apart
and cut out a half-inch not CH for each clamp
I cut the notches out on a table saw with a miter gauge
and I repeated the process for the bottom of the clamp rack
I then attach the clamp rack to the main assembly I use 220 grit on an
orbital sander to take off all the rough edges
please follow the link in the description for
more documentation on this project and please like the video if you enjoy it