The last thing I built is the first thing I should've built
Posted: Fri Jan 22, 2016 3:45 am
So I got tired of a 3 x 8 work table that I could never work on because it became the resting place for all the sh!t I use around the shop. I also got tired of walking 60 feet to find the tool I needed.
I got some inspiration from Adam Savage (of Mythbusters) and a video he put up touring his "cave"/workshop.
Meet Timmy the tool cart...he's roughly 27" x 18" x 50".
I Frankensteined him together out of .75" MDF, .5" plywood and a melamine box I made over a year ago for a concrete sink mold. I also happened to have 4 casters I couldn't bring myself to throw away. All the hanger holes you see in the picture are mirrored on the other side.
He's ever expandable and customizable and I already have a list of hooks, magnets, pegs, etc. to improve him tomorrow.
Fun stuff.
I got some inspiration from Adam Savage (of Mythbusters) and a video he put up touring his "cave"/workshop.
Meet Timmy the tool cart...he's roughly 27" x 18" x 50".
I Frankensteined him together out of .75" MDF, .5" plywood and a melamine box I made over a year ago for a concrete sink mold. I also happened to have 4 casters I couldn't bring myself to throw away. All the hanger holes you see in the picture are mirrored on the other side.
He's ever expandable and customizable and I already have a list of hooks, magnets, pegs, etc. to improve him tomorrow.
Fun stuff.