DIY Quickies: Storage Shelf w/ Hooks

Hey Everyone!
Here is a quick video on how to build a simple shelf w/ hooks. These shelves are for my parents newly renovated bathroom. They wanted to shelfs to be mounted above the toilet. One with hooks, the other without.
I think these turned out pretty well, even though on one of them you can see gaps. The wood was warped and I had to made due with what I had on hand. There is a cut list below for my shelf, which is 27" long. But you can make your shelf whatever size that fits your needs.
With that said, please enjoy this video and don't forget to Like, Share and Subscribe.
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Cut List: Remember...a 2" x 2" is actually a 1.5" x 1.5"...1" x 6" is .50" x 5.5"
*also, I ran my 2x2s through a planer because they were looking rough, so now they are 1.25 x 1.25*
1x6:
1 @ 27"
1 @ 24.25"
2x2:
2 @ 5.5"
2 @ 7" then Miter cut 45° short side @ 3.5" long side @ 6" (this was hard for me to explain, as I am NOT good with angles. I hope you understand what I'm saying)

[@kenf5024]

I just made two of these…thank you! So fun…I had to use 2x3 instead of 1x3 for the supports but it worked fine. This was my comeback project to get my woodworking fire stoked again. Thank you very much for the well-produced guide…generous of you to share. Good luck!!

[@TheTravelingCraneWoodcraftMore]

This is awesome! Love to hear that what I do helps 🙂 I try my best to make a video people can follow along to and to change it up to fit your needs or materials. So knowing this helps means a lot! Keep it up! Build more and stay safe! Happy Building!

[@deborahblanton1]

Another great build! So nice.

[@larrystone5749]

Good job thx for sharing Be safe God Bless

[@jonnyleistico2207]

@0:25 - what cut list?

[@TheTravelingCraneWoodcraftMore]

It's below in the description of the video, but here it is 🙂 thank you for watching!
Cut List: Remember...a 2" x 2" is actually a 1.5" x 1.5"...1" x 6" is .50" x 5.5"
**also, I ran my 2x2s through a planer because they were looking rough, so now they are 1.25 x 1.25**
1x6:
1 @ 27"
1 @ 24.25"
2x2:
2 @ 5.5"
2 @ 7" then Miter cut 45° short side @ 3.5" long side @ 6" (this was hard for me to explain, as I am NOT good with angles. I hope you understand what I'm saying)