How I built my Wood Storage Rack - Build Video
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- With my wood collection growing and my shop size shrinking (do to new stuff) it was time to work on storage. Thanks got checking out the video. See you on the next project.
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I've seen 10 of these on youtube. This one is the best one, light weight but heavy enough to do the job.
Great job on completing a project like this with whatever you had on hand. It just goes to show that anyone can complete a task with a little effort and reusing materials to get the job done. You may want to consider adding cross braces on the end of the shelves to help support the OSB material. Like many others have already indicated, SAFETY FIRST! Push sticks are cheap to make, but are much easier to replace than severed fingers are. And reaching across a rotating saw blade is dangerous even for the pros.
Thats a really nice design. Great work!! I just build one today and I like yours better.
Mine was just a product of what I thought I would need.
Stodoys is full of awesome tips. Very helpful to me.
Please, use a push stick when you use your table saw
Absolutely - I completely agree. I felt so uncomfortable watching parts of that. Please do take basic safety seriously.
+desreed1 I will be sure to a push stick on my next table saw project. I'm not concerned for my safety as I have been using a table saw for half my life, and know my comfort level. I AM however concerned with the comfort of my viewers. Thank you for the concern I will be sure to keep your perspective in mind.
I don't usually reply to these things, but as I watched I thought OMG! I have to say something. I was glad to see that I was not the only one. A master craftsman once told me, "Don't be afraid of your tools, but never get completely comfortable with them either. Whatever control you think you have, you're wrong. Wood is irregular and therefore will sometimes do unexpected things." I know a guy who used a table saw regularly for over 60 years with never an accident. Then about a year ago, he cut his thumb off on a table saw, doing just what you were doing. Just sayin'...
its been a while, you still got all your fingers??? +1 use a push stick
Yup there all here. Just had to take some personal time.
Very nice, I need to build one of these yesterday, I have to much wood lying around my shop taking up work space.
Please, please start using a push stick when cutting small pieces on the table saw!
Kudos to you for taking the time to film and post diy videos. But yes, please demonstrate proper tool safety too!
+J Tejas I will be sure to on my next build.
Yes--I am concerned about your using fingers instead of some sort of push block, even if it is just a strip of wood.
very nice video ;)
dommage qu il n y ai aucune explication sur les dimensions, mais beau travail
Je vais faire une mesure et vous tiens au courant. Je n'ai pas planifié la construction, je me suis simplement lancé. Désolé si mon français est nul.