mudman
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Thought I needed a wall hung cabinet to look after my poor neglected tools.
So, a bit of plywood, some screws, the school's tablesaw and this was knocked up in a single session. Not bad going thinks I.
Plywood is cheapy Wickes 18mm stuff. Straight forward butt joints with a couple of coats of a varnish found in the local DIY shop.
The thing I really liked was the bolts I found to hang it on the wall. Was in the General Tool Store in Ross and they have these bolts where you just drill a hole and the bolt cuts its own thread in brick, concrete or block. Used four to hanf this on the wall and it's rock-solid. Top two went into Beaufort brick and if you know Beaufort brick, that is impressive.
So, a bit of plywood, some screws, the school's tablesaw and this was knocked up in a single session. Not bad going thinks I.
Plywood is cheapy Wickes 18mm stuff. Straight forward butt joints with a couple of coats of a varnish found in the local DIY shop.
The thing I really liked was the bolts I found to hang it on the wall. Was in the General Tool Store in Ross and they have these bolts where you just drill a hole and the bolt cuts its own thread in brick, concrete or block. Used four to hanf this on the wall and it's rock-solid. Top two went into Beaufort brick and if you know Beaufort brick, that is impressive.