Small Shop Storage Cabinet: 4x The Storage Space (Part 2)
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- Small shop storage is always on my mind. Getting more space in my shop is always an important consideration that I struggle with and I know you do as well. I show how I stocked this cabinet with the most used items up front. I plan on building more of these cabinets and get my shop better organized. This cabinet is easy to build and is a great addition to the shop.
*Looks nice for extra **MyseIf.Furniture** kitchen storage. Matches with oak cabinets and oak floor. Took my friend and I about 2 hours to assemble. Worth the price. We are pleased.*
Going to be building my little. shop soon , this project will be one of my first projects to build because my shop will be a small one; saving space for future additional equipment.😊
Awesome! Check out this video also. It will give you over 8x the storage czcams.com/video/TFSdbWT_fqE/video.html
Would Mrs Paw Paw like this in her kitchen, laundry/utility room too? 😉😏
Great build, nice & strong too, deep cabinets are mainly wasted space, these multi layered designs are utilising space better, nothing hidden behind tins of bottles etc
She's happy with the arrangement in the utility room. Thank you very much.
I just made one 4 feet x 4 feet well pleased 😀 thanks for the idea
Awesome, stay tune I’m building one now with even more storage space. Totally different direction for this new design
Great cabinet a lot of space inside thanks for sharing
Thank you very much.
That's a cool cabinet Pawpaw!
Thank you very much
Great idea and tips.
Glad it was helpful!
Sadly I do not have a workshop for woodworking, I have a small 6' Sq shed to keep ,you tools etc in, and any work I must do out door while the weather is fine, I really enjoy your channel and have only discovered you in the last few days, keep up the great work.
All in time. I started with a very small area with hardly any tools and had to work outside on a driveway. Thank you very much.
Love your Show very good concept on how to do.
Thank you very much.
Great project videos. I don't have any experience with a woodshop, though have accumulated a few tools in anticipation of getting started, Ridged R4512 Pro Table saw, Ridged R4331 Planer, Incra LS32-TS-WF table saw fence with Router option and Incra 1000HD Miter.
While beginning to buy basic shop tools I spotted a craigslist posting selling his entire woodshop on a Saturday as he was moving to a condo and would have no space for a woodshop.
I emailed the seller and asked if I could come by on Friday which he agreed to.
When I arrived on Friday morning I was the 2nd person there. He wanted to sell all his stuff to one person, but the first guy wanted his SawStop (which I learned later is the TableSaw everyone wants) and nothing else. I agreed to take all the rest as I had virtually nothing other than the Ridged Table saw, Incra Fence and Planer. It took me 3 trips to get all his stuff to my house.
I got a great deal on the dozen or so tools like routers, router table, 8+ table saw jigs and brand new unopened 52" Biesemeyer Fence which I want to sell
I had a heart attack about a month after buying his stuff, and have been on the side since with balance and stamina issues (about 2 years), but now with Cardio help at Duke Hospital, I feel well enough to begin again setting up a woodshop and make some "stuff" I've wanted to make for several years.
I really would benefit from some help planning a shop in half of a 2 car garage.
That is quite the collection of tools. I hope you participate in my beginner series and start using these tools.
I have watched many different peoples view on home projects and found them missing important steps. Seeing that I am not a carpenter. I really liked this one.
Thank you very much. This is why I do these videos.
Wow, now that I've seen part two, I know what I'm doing this weekend, no kidding, this is what I need to do, I think I'll even sleep better. Andrew
Awesome, That's fantastic. Send me some pictures of your finished project.
I love your pegboard hack! Such a simple thing and so useful.
Awesome! Yes, it's very simple technique.
Watched part one and two. Just retired and get ready to organize shop. Enjoyed! Thanks!
Awesome! Thank you! Best of success in setting up your shop. Congratulations on your retirement.
Great idea; I plan to make a small version of this cabinet for my wife's spices. Thanks, Greg (a retired bricklayer and a ham radio operator...hey, a cabinet like this would be great for my junk, too!)
Awesome. Please send pictures of your completed project
Great follow up video everything for me changes sometimes
Thank you very much. I agree, most shops change as projects and needs change.
A great cabinet. When one has a really, really tiny area to have as a work space this has to be the way to go!
You are exactly right!
Paw Paw is slick y'all. Intro, outro, mid-advertisement, preview of upcoming content. All CZcams creators could take notes here. What's your day job Paw Paw? Great, great content.
Thank you very much. This is my day job along with taking care of my grand kids.
Great finishing touches. I like the use of magnets.
Thank you very much.
This cabinet is awesome. I'm a teacher and a painter. I've seen so many video tutorials for carpenters workbenches and cabinets. Can you design something for teacher and painter with many markers, pens, scissors, glue, erasers, novelty items, stationeries, paintbrushes, acrylic-oil-water color, linseed oil, turpentine, varnish, notebooks, and endless things? I don't know how I can arrange all my things in drawers. I would really appreciate it. I have little carpentry skills. Teachers don't make much money. I don't want to spend buying on expensive cabinets or desk. I haven't seen any kind of furniture to put all the things I've mentioned. Thanks a lot for sharing your wonderful video.
Thank you very much. I understand your situation as I have many teachers in my family. I am actually working on a design now that may be exactly what you are looking for.
Thank you so much for understanding my situation. Teachers are very under paid. And we do so much work. What will the world be without us. I think we have the best job in the world.
Loved this video. Been trying to put together a place to store things in the work shed. Nothing comes close in commercial cabinets to the idea of meeting a cabinet. Great reminder from the past. Forgot about the usefulness of nesting cabinet space.
Awesome, I'm glad that I have given you some ideas. Thank you very much.
Great space savers would be open type cabinets hung from horizontal pipes hung from the rafters, where the cabinets hung from the pipes were "on wheels". Each horizontal pipe could have two of these vertical hanging drawers on it, one pushed to the left and the other pushed to the right, and the middle third is the isle way between where you get access to the contents of the drawer. The middle ends of each drawer should have labels of the contents of the drawers.
Just realized this might look like two dresser drawer cabinets on their sides, where the drawers open towards the middle, between the two dressers, where as my drawers are hung from wheels hung on the overhead horizontal pipes, and the bottoms are free to swing. I think vertical hanging drawers would be less likely to bind up from heavy tools in it, rather than like the way horizontal drawers bind up from heavy weight tools often do.
Mine doesn't just make best use of wall surface area, but rather best use of room volume.
See below the support wheels at the top of the door.
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Thank you very much. You have some great ideas.
Awesome design! Making plans to build a few for my shop. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you very much
Great way to keep your turning tools in order. Now I have a better idea on how to keep mine organized.
This has been my lucky day. . . Part I and 2 in the same day. I’ve been in my garage getting ready to put up a peg board, but I’m going to try a cabinet similar to yours. Again, thanks for ideas I would have never imagined!
Great video. So many ideas from this project. Love the peg-board guide idea
Awesome! Thank you very much.
This is a very helpful idea. I am going to be constructing a second wood working shop in a !0' X 6' storage shed. Tools on wheels and this great storage cabinet will help a lot.
Fantastic!
My friend your turning tools look amazing in there wow thumbs up my friends WOW
Thank you very much.
This is your best, most useful project. I had planned something similar for my small shop but your method is far superior. Congratulations on a great plan and execution.
Thank you very much. Please send pictures of your finished cabinet.
Thank you for taking the time, your cabinet is awesome! Like the way you have used the space. I’m looking forward to the new videos.
This is what I plan to build for my wood shop and auto shop. Great video!
Awesome! Thank you very much.
There's some great idea's in here. Not too sure whether I'd like the idea of opening the cabinet twice to get what I'm after, but it's a great idea if you've got a lot of the one type of tool and want them all together. I like the magnets and using the scrap pegboard - very simple and easy.
Thank you very much!
Just found part 1 of this project, and subscribed immediately. Glad to see it's current, as I have actually been thinking I need to build something like this.
nice cabinet idea. a trick that has been around for ages on dividing a space without complicated division of fractions is, set your two endpoints like you did, then hold your tape on a angle until you have whole numbers on the marks. count the inches between the 2 points and the center is at the half of that total distance. example: if you are holding 2 and 8 on the tape, center would be at 5, thirds would be at 4 and 6, and so forth.
You are correct. Sometimes when on camera I don't think fast enough. Thank you
Just as with Part 1 of this build, this is a great idea! Thanks for sharing. I found it by looking for workshop organizing ideas. After watching the entire Part 2 of this build, my noggin' is now revolving around a similar concept/idea for our small kitchen that includes provisions for a pantry, microwave and air fryer cabinet. Just an idea in my head at this point but I am thinking open shelving in the middle that will hold the microwave and air fryer, and double hinged doors on each side to hold pantry items such as canned goods, spices, bread, sugar, flour and just about anything else that you can think of that always gets lost inside the present deeper cabinet that we use now. Hmmmm.... let me grab some paper and pencil and get to work :-)
Thank you very much. Sounds like you have some great ideas.
Thanks for the videos. Great information and very well produced. You obviously put a great deal of time and effort into your work.
Thank you very much. I really appreciate your comments.
Great looking cabinet. Just a word of caution if I may, it might not be a good idea to add containers holding flammable substances to a wooden cabinet. Other than this little point I am amazed at all the hard work you put into this build. Well done.
Thank you very much for your comments
I love the idea of this and already have a few different uses I want to make them for. The only thing that could make it better would be to use a fancy hinge setup that allows the doors to open without using any extra space to the sides of the cabinet allowing you to mount them side by side, or next to other types of cabinets on the wall. If I manage to come up with something in cad that can be made easily I'll come back and post the info.
Awesome, I would love to see your ideas. Thank you
Great use of the cabinet. Also looking forward to the tips videos.
Thank you Angie
Great idea!! Liked and suscribed, I will make one to hide my bottles of Tequila, thanks paw paws 🤩
Awesome! That will be perfect.
I can’t say enough about how much I like this. I’m going to build one for holding spray paint cans and sized accordingly to best serve that purpose.
Great job and great ideal keep up the good job
Thank you for your idea for this cabinet. It will be very usefull to my very small shop. Thumbs up
You're welcome. What part of Germany are you from? Many years ago I spent some time in Northern Germany.
@@PawPawsWorkShop I'm living in a small village in North Rhine-Westphalia, about 5miles south oft Dortmund. I'm 47 years old and teacher at a vocational college. And I'm volunteer at the German Red Cross.
This is a great tool storage cabinet ! I love it ! Thank you very much for sharing your great ideas with us.
François from France :-)
You are welcome! I glad that you liked it. Thank you very much.
I'm going to build the 4x cabinet and I'm adding a drill and charger below it I work out of a 12x12 pop up shelter I can attach it to a floor cabinet I enjoy the videos
Awesome. Would love to see pictures of the finished project
Absolutely BRILLIANT ! You are a true genius, thanks very much - Peter V.
Thank you very much. This cabinet is working great!
Great project. I love organization.
Thank you very much.
Liked and subscribed / great ideas and great to watch these projects, a fan from the other side of the pond UK
Awesome! Thank you very much.
I like the way you work...Subscribed!!
Thank you very much.
Such a great build! Inspiring and definately going to build something similair! 👍
Awesome! Thank you very much. Please send pictures of the finished build.
good tip on the squares to center a dowel. Use of pegboard to create adjustable shelves. Subscribing...
Thank you very much.
Great Video and Cabinet. This is giving me ideas for my garage. Thanks Paw Paw
Thank you very much.
@@PawPawsWorkShop The magnets idea is very ingenious. There are still plenty of spaces to put on the cabinet doors.
Great video! I’ve built shop cabinet similar with only storage inside the door with pegboard on outside and inside. Mine looks like a first grader did it compared to yours.
Thank you very much. Maybe it time to build another
I would love to see your whole shop
A shop tour is on the horizon. My videos over time have been taken from every angle. It's possible to see the entire shop--not just in one video.
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WOW GREAT TIP AND NICE CABINET.. would like to see how to install a on/stop switch on a router table I made..
Thank you..👍👍👍
Awesome! Excellent idea.
@@PawPawsWorkShop thank you I'll be waiting...😁😁😁😁👍
There is a switch that you can buy that has a dual outlet and a pigtail to connect to an extension cord.I can not remember the brand name. It is the best part of a small cheap router table that is sold by craftsman.
매우 좋아요. (verry good)
Thank you
Nice job, I like that design....personally I would have used a strip magnet or simply magnetised a strip of steel to hold the blades of the turning tools, rather than buy additional round magnets, but that’s a matter of choice....appreciate the time and effort made, so I’m subscribing to your channel from across the pond in little old England....🇬🇧 👍🏻
Awesome, thank you very much, sir. Welcome
The only issue I've found with using magnetic tool holders is it magnitizes the tools, so if I lay my tools down on my work bench it will often times collect a lot of metal drill kurf. But, I work more with metal than wood. I'm one of those guys who can weld metal a lot better than I can nail wood together.
beautiful.,.,,job god video gretings frrom argentina
Thank you very much.
Love it. Are you an Army Veteran? If so thank you for your service.
Yes, I am an Army veteran. Thank you very much
You don’t need so many magnets. Each magnet in the carcase can attract a washer screwed to the door; just like a magnetic catch you get at the hardware store.
That's an excellent point! I did not even think of that until you mentioned it. Thank you
This is a very good idea. Thanks for sharing. By the way I'm a new sub!
Awesome! Thank you very much.
Can you do more about the CNC
Yes, I will be doing more.
Can you do a video on the xcarve on how you cut acrylic?
Yes, I just got some acrylic.
Great job. I could use this in my workshop. I am surprised you are still working in imperial as it would be so much easier measuring in metric.
Thank you very much. Yes, you are right metric would be a lot easier, however, 65% of my viewers are from the United States. Using metrics would most likely not work. If the mix changes and most of my viewers are from other countries I will change or do both.
@@PawPawsWorkShop Yes I understand. United States does use the metric system in many applications now, particularly manufacturing but not so much in the general population. I use metric for 99% of things but still refer to a person as being about 6 foot tall. We changed from imperial to metric when I was 11 years old so I am comfortable with both.
You are right.
Very enjoyable....... nice to get away from politics..
Thank you very much.
If you run out of space, make it 5x space. Who says you can't mount tools on the front face? Got to build a few for myself. Respectfully, Kevin
Yes! I thought about that but I want to get a cleaner look without have so many tools on the wall.
This looks similar to a plan on popular woodworking's site called a Small Shop Pantry Organizer, although your build process is more interesting, and your dimensions are bigger (and better!). How did you hang this, by screwing the back into studs? Do you think this could be hung using a French cleat?
A french cleat should work just fine. I would recess the back in further to account for the french cleat. I used four screws to mount my cabinet into the studs. That's interesting about popular woodworking site. This design is not new, it just does not get used that much. Not sure why.
Ok ATTENTION EVERYONE. I am working on plans for this project. This is going to be a huge test to see if I can get this to work. If successful the plans will be free during the test period. Consider Subscribing and hit the bell for notification of this major step. You don’t want to miss this test. OK, I REACHING OUT TO EVERYONE. I HAVE PLANS. I HAVE LAUNCHED THE PATREON PAGE AND I AM OFFERING THE PLANS FREE FOR JOINING THE PATREON FAMILY. Link in the description. I have not been successful at getting the file into the description.
PawPaw,
I think you're easiest option is to upload the plans pdf to your google drive account. Then from there click on the file and select share, then copy and paste the link of the pdf to the description of this video.
You definitely should have a google account already since you have a CZcams account. Even the free amount of online storage google gives you in google drive should be plenty to upload the file. You'll get the shareable link to download the plans from the share options once you have the file uploaded to google drive.
In those share options, always be sure to just select that "anyone with the link can VIEW" that way they don't accidentally edit any of your uploads. No matter what option you use, people will be able to download it as long as you select the options that say something like "anyone with the link can..."
I hope this helps!
Also, few tips:
You can get to google drive by going to drive.google.com
Sharing one file or a folder of files does NOT allow others to see other things in your google drive account, so don't worry about having your privacy invaded.
Their are other cloud storage options out there like dropbox and such, but I suggested google drive because it's an account you likely already have since google owns CZcams and your gmail account info is what you use to sign in to google drive.
I built a cabinet using your video idea.
A question how is the hot glue working holding the magnets it place?
Great! I'm glad that you built one. The hot glue is holding up just fine. I have had no problems at all.
Paw Paw’s WorkShop Thank you for the fast reply. I’ll give the hot glue a try.
How to install dust collection systems.
Yes, I will be updated and changing my dust collection system.
I like how you think, would you consider making a Murphy bed? Subd
Thank you very much. Not sure where I would put on in my home. It certainly a consideration for the future.
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Thank you
please include the magnet product reference use in min. 3
Use rare earth magnets. The large magnets that I used are a little too weak.
how doyou afford such a big cnc machine, I would really like to get one, but the cost!!!!!! any suggestions?
This one is under $2000. It is from Inventables. You can go to Inventables.com and look at their products. They have three different sizes. Also, the software is free. Another great machine is Shapeoko 3 xxl
My question is how much weight will those hinges and small screws in plywood hold?
The piano hinge design is stronger than regular hinges in that it provides support the entire length of the hinge. It also will help to maintain alignment of the door better than normal cabinet hinges. The other two factors are shear force and twisting force which are completely different. I do not have any information on these hinges concerning the load capacity.
any plans available?
No I do not have plans. You should have more than enough information in the video to make you own
why not use your cnc to drill the shelf pin holes before assembly?that's what i did.
Excellent idea and I have a file already set to do just that. However, as I explained in the video, this was an after thought. I was about to nail in the shelves when I decided to make the shelves adjustable.
He is showing the basics and no everybody has The Cnc.
He explained that in the video.
please stop asking for subscriptions, I like your content, but asking for subs all the time is annoying
Sorry for the request in the middle of the video. CZcams has changed its algorithms a great deal in the past several months. My goal is to continue to provide free content to viewers. I am also looking at offering free plans of the projects on a test basis.
I’m sorry to hear CZcams is adversely affecting you. Keep making posts like this and I’m sure you’ll do great.
This storage cabinet is awesome. I’m going to build this ASAP. Maybe two.