How To Make DIY Under Stairs Storage - Shoe Rack Part 1
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- Опубликовано: 12 июн 2020
- This week in the BrookesWood Creations Makers Space we start to make a shoe rack for under the stairs. This is part 1 about making the shoe rack and part 2 will be concealing it.
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Used mostly 18mm Birch plywood from New World Timber in Exeter so thank you to them.
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Things I Used in This Project:
Machines:
Triton TTS1400 Plunge Track saw:
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Milwaukee M18 Fuel Mitre Saw:
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Axminster Craft AC2305B Bandsaw:
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Ryobi Orbital Sander:
www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B013K3U0ZI
Ryobi Drill Driver:
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Dewalt DW745 table saw: www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B...
Triton Impact Driver:
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Triton Drill Driver:
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Triton 1200watt 4” Belt Sander:
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ISOtunes Bluetooth Hearing Protection:
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Consumables:
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The INSPECTOR DID A GREAT JOB ! Well done sir !
Thank you very much, it is very important to get jobs inspected by upper management.
You taught that wall who was boss! Can’t wait for the next part!
Thanks. Just got to get moving & finish it now 🤣
What a great use of what was a worthless space! 🤙🏻
Thanks very much. can't wait till its finished
Nice work. I love the honesty.
Thanks Andy, no point hiding mistakes is there. You would soon get called out if you did.
@@BrookesWood Totally.
Yes, the fist through the wall was quite satisfying to watch!
Thanks. Tell you what, looking back my fist was closer to that metal strut than I would have liked 🤦🏼♂️
Nice build and great use of dead space.
Thanks! I would have loved to do draws but it would have just been too much lost space.
"Gentle persuasion" is a necessary DIY method. We use it a lot lol. With all of the challenges, this turned out really well! Can't wait for part 2.
If your not gently persuading are you truly woodworking?
Thanks, we will see what it looks like when it’s finished.
Awesome idea
Love these videos where they act like DIYers then they have thousands of pounds worth of tools in the garage
Wouldn’t say thousands of £ worth of equipment. Just built up over the years. 100% a diyer here but that’s for your comment.
Nice job 👍. You will never win the how many shoes is too many shoes arguement 😄😄. I've tried and lost 😫😆
Thanks buddy. I don't think anyone has won that argument in the all of history.
Wow! Great use of space!!!
Thank you! 😊
I've got to do this for under our stairs, though I have a brick wall to knock out rather than plasterboard.
Great video. Thanks for sharing
Yeah I probably wouldn’t have done it if it was a proper wall lol. 👍🏻 good luck with yours bud!
Well done !! turned out well ,thanks for the video
My best video is a wardrobe related one too... the YT folks love a storage solution it would seem!
Well done mate, 👍
Thank you very much buddy!!
Hitting things until they fit is just part of carpentry! You’ve obviously never nailed a stud wall in the wrong place and had to bash the crap out of it until it moves over!! 😄
I am very good at hitting things though! My Dad always says “if you can’t fix it with a hammer, it can’t be fixed!”
Great job. Neat little pace for it. Look forward to seeing the finished look.
Thanks Kirstie. Fun little project 😄
Nicely banged up ther esir, thats one expensive hammer you have :) Great Video
If it wasn’t meant to be used as one they wouldn’t call it that right? Thanks buddy!!
Great video and awesome tuneage looking forward to part 2
Thanks bud, just waiting on that copy write claim to come through lol
Brilliant mate, thanks for that doing mine next week during lockdown cheers
Hope it all went well with the build yourself. Would love to see pics when it’s finished.
Thank u so much👍〜
Welcome 😊
Great vid as always bud! Can’t wait for the next one
Cheers very much buddy, Yeah most of the other video is done, just need paint & handles!
You did a great job on the build but I am sorry to have to correct you. The back of a power drill is not a hammer and you should not mislead your viewers. It is obvious the back of a power drill is a mallet! Huge difference, sir. I am disappointed that you did not use it when you were using the punch or when beating the wood and dowels. LOL! Kidding aside, the build is looking very good. Love how you utilize the space under the stairs. looking forward to part 2
Sir I profusely apologise to you & I would never want to miss lead anyone or give false information. I will be sure to include a PSA into part 2 to correct 🤣
Thank for watching buddy hope I can hide it as well & as I built it. 👍🏻
That tracksaw really seems to be struggling.... probably time for a new blade. Key make some good ones. The last thing you want is for it to give you a kickback, then you'll be needing some new trousers too!
Yeah I need to give all my blades a clean & swap out. Just changed the mitre saw & the track saw blade is next on the list!
Looks great and a good use of space! I don't think you made enough mistakes! lol
Cheers my friend. Well you didn't see what I cut out 😂
Nicely done!
Guess that you had to be quick in covering the hole up, so that your Building Inspector didn't set up an office in there. I know mine would have... 😁
I think he was a little disappointed when I put the draw in.
@@BrookesWood I would have been to in his position...
When you did all that rebuilding because the 4x2 studs were the wrong way up, you only gained the height of the 12mm shims under the wheels. I don't think I'd have bothered.
It might not have looked too different but it felt like we gained. Especially to my partner 😁
"That's fine I can take that out"