Ultimate Plywood Storage! | Shop Organization Upgrades (Part 1)
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- In this video, I build a huge plywood storage rack out of plywood. First off is making full sheets of plywood into "MEGA sheets" so that the rack can hold 4'x8' sheet goods. Then, a very heavy assembly with some help from my dad. Its a big build and a fun video, I hope you enjoy! Please let me know what you think in the comments below.
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Nice work, I am using a slightly different approach, but seeing your method helped me overcome a couple of mental barriers I had about how to attach things together in some hard to reach areas. Thanks for sharing!
Great to hear, thanks!
Dude. So jealous of all that space! Also, so glad you have started a channel. This is the first video I have seen of yours and already a fan :)
Thank you! Much appreciated, Austin. I am super fortunate to have a large shop, hope to have a shop tour video soon.
I'll keep an eye out for that tour!
@@carpentryjoineryandcabinet6335 Thanks for the interest!
So great. May I ask you a question? if build a art racks with 3/4"thk plywood, 27"w x 12'-0"d x 1'-0"h, only add 1pc 16"h top back for structure, that can work?Thanks.
Sounds sturdy enough to me 👍
How do you find it's holding up? Are the vertical pieces staying fairly straight?
It's holding up great, been about 3 years and no issues. The vertical dividers are still straight, at least as far as my eye can tell
How did it take a long time to plan and build? Its just a huge rectangular box.🤷♂️
I'm slow
So why didn't you just work from side to side installing the dividers while it was laying on the floor, installing the other side piece last?
Hindsight is 20/20!
iwill build one like this as well - but ithas to have the double size, so that i can fit in 😕
What company makes that cart?
The company is called Shop Carts USA
What a shop!! How do you support that beauty!!!
Thanks, been lucky!
That time you used up all your wood things to build a wood thing for storing all your wood things in?
Yep, now that's woodworking
Cute hobby shop! Do you have a money tree in the back yard!
You don't??
New subscriber. Any plans you can share?
Sorry no plans
Sorry but total waste of material. Using 1 1/8 at $100+ a sheet not to mention way too heavy. 23/32 cdx is 40 a sheet and lighter and perfectly acceptable and strong enough. Unless of course you had those sheet were left over from sheeting a floor. Good over all plan though
I liked the chunkier stuff, it's stayed flat and straight for years, not sure 3/4" would have. Thanks for the feedback
Shame you didn’t have space to lay your sheet material flat on the floor…. 🤣 I’ve never known anyone build a huge box to store plywood upright. Used more wood building it than you have room to store. 🤣
I can fit a huge amount of material in there and access individual pieces very easily.
@@nathanielpotterwoodcraft Ever heard of sarcasm? 😜
"i need to make space saving plywood storage"......in a workshop the size of a football field..
Organization of any kind makes sense in every workshop, large or small
Ah the cheap use of the word "ultimate" that youtubers do to sucker people into watching.
My question is, how can it be ultimate when the sheets aren't lying flat like they are supposed to be stored??
Your content is good man, you don't need to try sucker people into watching. Next you'll have your own face looking shocked in the thumbnail like the rest of them. Cheapens the content.
Thanks for input, Dave! I couldn't agree more about the title, though I stand by the rack being "ultimate". Building this was a huge endeavor and in my shop this is the absolute best way to store full sheets. I can access them with ease and pick though until I find what I'm looking for, something not easily achieved when stored flat.
@@nathanielpotterwoodcraft I disagree completely. That is in fact an “ultimate” sheet good storage unit for a one man shop, and the use of the word ‘ultimate’ did absolutely nothing to cheapen the quality of this video’s production. People may dislike some of the methods content creators use to attract viewers to their work, but if it works…..it works. So take these gatekeepers input with a grain of salt. I used to think the same way until one of my favorite creators explained why his channel looked the way it did. When he explained the analytics to increasing viewership, it all made sense. He wasn’t doing it for his regular viewers who already know the quality of his work. It was for the “window shoppers” looking for something to catch their eye. This video did just that. It caught my eye. I clicked. I enjoyed. Now I’m gonna check the rest of the channel out and possibly subscribe if I like what else I see.
@@FyrFytr998 Thank you, much appreciated!