Pigeonhole Cabinet for Workshop Storage

Описание: 0:00 Intro
1:18 Cabinet Features
2:36 Sliding Shelves
5:00 Matching Dados
6:55 Hardboard Benchtop
9:30 Cabinet Plans

It seems that every other week, a new portable power tool comes available, too cool and too capable to resist. Before long, our workshops are overflowing with the corded and the cordless, plus batteries, chargers, and those ridiculous stamped wrenches that come with each tool. How do you organize all this equipment? And keep from loosing the little wrenches?

Nick's “Pigeonhole Cabinet” offers an ingenious solution. It was inspired by some old pigeonhole shelves once used to sort mail, but this reincarnation has pull-out shelves to quickly retrieve and replace tools. They are mounted so you can effortlessly reposition them to adjust the size of the pigeonholes. And it’s not just for portable power tools. This unique cabinet can be used to organize and quickly retrieve hardware, cutters and bits, projects parts, wood shorts, abrasives, non-flammable finishing materials, jigs and fixtures, safety gear – the list is endless!

Plans include step-by-step directions, exploded views, cutting diagrams for plywood parts, and detailed drawings with both Imperial and metric measurements. Find them at https://workshopcompanionstore.com/co...

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