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Small Drawers, Big Impact: DIY Workbench Upgrade!
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- Опубликовано: 15 авг 2024
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Welcome to our workshop, where practicality meets creativity! In this step-by-step tutorial, we're diving into the art of making drawers right on top of your workbench. Whether you're a seasoned woodworker or a DIY enthusiast looking to add functionality to your workspace, this video is your guide to creating organized and efficient storage solutions.
Follow along as we take you through the construction process. From cutting the wood to assembling the pieces, each step is carefully explained to make this project accessible to DIYers of all skill levels.
Join us as we embark on a journey to enhance the functionality of your workbench with these small yet mighty drawers. Hit that subscribe button, ring the notification bell, and let's make your workspace work for you! 🛠️✨ #SmallDrawersDIY #WorkbenchUpgrade #DIYStorageSolutions #CompactWorkspace
0:00 Intro
0:48 Layout
1:31 Tear down
9:01 Measurements
14:48 Building the drawers
33:30 Final view
Very cool!!!
I would be interested to know how you think about organizing and what goes into each drawer
Hi thanks for the question. I would consider the following factors in determining the organization:
1 - Frequency - the more you use a tool/consumable, the more you want it handy and close by. i.e. I have a larger drawer for first aid items, and if you knew me you would know it's frequently used.
2 - Ease of access - goes along with No.1, do you want them at arm's length for ease of access?
3 - Grouping - I tend to keep like items together, i.e. electronics by electronics, painting supplies by painting supplies...
4 - Functionality - My resistors for electronics fit perfectly in hockey card sleeves, and those hockey card sleeves fit perfectly into the cubby drawers. It's a natural fit and sometimes it just belongs there.
Hope that helps
Joe
Wow, @@ThePhilohobbyist , thanks Joe! Not sure if you are looking for more ideas on what to make in a video, but that would be a good one to include. Not sure how familiar you are with Mythbusters, but Adam Savage talks a little about his philosophy here: ruclips.net/video/yKa5lkG4ZXI/видео.html