Build a simple DIY French Cleat Wall in your work shop!

Описание: While upgrading the work shop I had a section above the workbench where I didn't need any more cabinets or shelves , so I decided to add a french cleat wall. I had never built one so I thought why not give it a try! I'll show you how to build one and get it installed and maybe it'll work for you in your woodworking / work shop.

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Intro - 00:00
Explanation and plan - 00:38
Cut the cleats - 01:53
Test fit the cleats - 08:17
Stain the cleats and build some hanging things - 10:39
Mount the cleats - 13:13
Thanks for watching - 19:33

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