That's a great idea to connect the walls together with a hinge. If I decide I want to build a pair I may do it slightly different, by utilizing a farm gate type of hinge, that would allow the two panels to be handled, and utilized separately if need be.
Very cool project and idea! An idea for making putting the legs on by yourself easier, do for the second just like you did for the first. If you rotate the upright piece on the table so one of the corners is in-between where the legs go, you'll be able to put both legs on with the upright flat on the table. Then you can lift the assembled piece off straight onto the ground. (Hope that made sense and helps)
Great idea. And yes…. You must be the best woodworker I’ve seen LOL. I like the stand itself. It’s great for shows. I like that you can add shelves. I really like the topper you made and love that you can put an ipad on there. Great stuff!
Good idea, but I'm wondering if you've had any issues with wind when doing craft fairs outdoors. I'd think those flat panels would act as a sail, just one strong gust away from blowing right over. Ask me how I know...
"For by Grace you have been saved". Thanks for the video.
Amen brotha 🙌🏼
Greatest woodworker ever.... :P
You better believe it! 🕺🏼
This is EXACTLY what I needed! I need a way to display Christmas ornaments, and I am going to make this in the shape of a Christmas tree. Thank you!
No problem, good luck!
Great idea. Its amazing how much product we as vendors can put in such small areas lol gotta utilize every bit of space you possibly can.
Exactly!
Lovin the storage walls, got my Hubby on this project, hinges a must. Thank you for the advice and inspiration. ❤
Glad I could help, we used them again today and they worked great!
Cool man 😁
👊🏻👊🏻
That's a great idea to connect the walls together with a hinge. If I decide I want to build a pair I may do it slightly different, by utilizing a farm gate type of hinge, that would allow the two panels to be handled, and utilized separately if need be.
That’s pretty smart!
Thank you SO MUCH for this!!! Great job!
You're so welcome!
❤nice thank you for sharing and good luck.
Thank you! You too!
Very cool project and idea!
An idea for making putting the legs on by yourself easier, do for the second just like you did for the first.
If you rotate the upright piece on the table so one of the corners is in-between where the legs go, you'll be able to put both legs on with the upright flat on the table. Then you can lift the assembled piece off straight onto the ground.
(Hope that made sense and helps)
These were awesome ideas!! Thank you
You are so welcome!
Awesome work. This is just what I need. Thanks.
Glad it helped!
That is awesome! Great job👍
Very cool to see how this was done. Gives me some ideas :)
Glad to hear it!
Love the design and the additions!
Appreciate it!
Brilliant!!
Great idea. And yes…. You must be the best woodworker I’ve seen LOL. I like the stand itself. It’s great for shows. I like that you can add shelves. I really like the topper you made and love that you can put an ipad on there. Great stuff!
Appreciate it Angie! I’m not the best but I do like to pretend 😅
Loved this! 😍
So glad!
Cool Ideas, thanks for sharing!
Glad you like them!
Great idea on the banner board! I’ve hinged my displays as well and then cut handles for carrying easier. Keep up the great videos brother!
Handles are a good idea for sure.
Really cool I really like it
Thank you!
tanks brother i love your video
You have put together get & obtainable ideas. Thanks Honey Bun💜💛💜 New Subby
Glad to have you!
How thick was the plywood? 3/4 is what i think i heard, just wanted to make sure. I love the idea for the ipad.
I really love it
LOVE IT!!!!!❤
Thank you!
Great video. My math sucks. What is the grid layout spacing for the holes?
Cool ideas!
Glad you like them!
Simple for the non woodworking guy like me. Great video.
respect
Thank you. Great video. Do sell plans for those of us not so inclined to figure all of that out.
I don’t have plans for this one unfortunately. Sorry!
Good idea
Many many thanks
Good idea, but I'm wondering if you've had any issues with wind when doing craft fairs outdoors. I'd think those flat panels would act as a sail, just one strong gust away from blowing right over. Ask me how I know...
We had some pretty bad wind at our last show so much so that we had to tie rocks to the legs of our canopy but no issues with the panels 👍🏻
Hey man, do you just force those dowels into the holes or do they get secured somehow?
They’re a friction fit. I made the holes just slightly larger than the dowels so they fit together snug.
Can you add wheels to the bottom?
Absolutely! There are a ton of wheel options that can mount under the wall or to the face to make it mobile.
Hi, can you please share the thickness of the plywood you used?
3/4” 👍🏻
Do you list all of the materials anywhere?
What do you use to cut out your lettering
Cricut Vinyl Cutter. It’s a great little machine.
About how much did all of that cost you?
A single sheet at Lowes/HD is about$70- $80 right now. I made two walls so $140 total with some left over material.
How about all the dowels and shelves? BTW it is a really great project that I will probably use.
The dowels are about $5 for 48”. Thanks, good luck!
I betcha French cleats would make this thing epic.
😳 Where we’re you before I made this! Maybe that could be on the backside so they’re dual use.
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