DIY Basement Storage Shelves - EASY
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- čas přidán 21. 08. 2024
- These are some super easy DIY Storage shelves that absolutely anybody can make. This whole project cost under $100 and only took a few hours.
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Rigid Table saw
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Ryobi 10" sliding compound miter saw
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Ryoby 18V finish nailer
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Love how you use the trigger clamps to hold the shelves in position to screw them in. Cheers.
Nice and simple and cheap. Good work. You gotta love all the know-it-all’s that chime in 🙄
The way you make it very easy for me to understand thanks
Glad it was helpful!
@@theweekendbuilder would you please let me know how big 2x3 I need to cut make that shelves frame looks like 20inches or 24 inches
Finally. Custom. I'm tired of all the mass produced trash in stores, and I'm tired of the rat race system that produced it.
Nice! Well done and simple!!!! 😀
Nice vid man
Just a vid idea u obviously don't have to do it but u could do a sneaker/shoe display project
Keep up the good vids man always love when u upload
love the tools and music! :)
Thank you!
Awesome vid! I need to make a video on this as well, love your editing. Great work
I would love to make this. Please, will you provide exact measurements? How many 2X3's? Cuts? Thank you!
Make the depth of the shelves as deep as you need, or have room for. In one storage room, my shelves are as deep as a copy paper box (about 15"). In another room, I just ripped a few 4x8 sheets of OSB length-wise. I have heavier item on the bottom self, so the shelf is more stable. Beef up those shelves.
I had to laugh when you snapped a chalk line on a pre marked line.
I wish I could have used the pre marked line but I needed a more precise line to cut on. I guess I’m not as skilled as you are
Non pressure treated lumber directly on concrete. Other then that looks good. I did somewhat similar shelving in garage.. made sure that contact was with pt lumber cause snow melted in garage.
Easy idea, when you have all the electric tools :)))
Then use gas tools 😳🤷♂️
@@theweekendbuilder what if I only have handsaw and hammer? :D
@ steam tools ♨️💦
You forgot to insulate the frame cavities first.
The next day - Wife: "I'm ready to have the basement finished off..."
Oh we had that exact conversation!
What are you dimensions ? Width of the play wood , etc ?
I was thinking the same thing why is everybody using two by fours
2x4s are definitely overkill for something like this. These shelves are coming up on two years old now and they are just as sturdy as when I built them
FYI, GRK screws don't need to be predrilled Lol
Great observation, I actually didn’t use GRK screws to build the shelves, I used construction screws. I only used GRK screws to secure my miter saw, and like you said, I didn’t pre-drill 👍
Can I buy the Plans.
Could you please post a link to the plans for these shelves?
Unfortunately I didn’t make plans for the shelves, sorry!
Are those 2x4’s you’re using?
They are 2x3s. Lumber prices have shot up this last year
@@theweekendbuilder haha. For sure. I also think the 2x4s add too much bulk and probably not needed to hold a bunch of Rubbermaids. I’ll be making some in the coming weeks.
measurements?
How much do you think this project costs
I spent $100 but that was a few years ago. My guess would be around $150 right now
i would set a counter top at 36 inch, a shelf at 24 inches and one at 66 inches with a light and outlets!
Nice Ryobi's.
LoL, just kidding
hi. what is the tool you began using at 2:23? THANKS
It’s a circular saw
Is that 1/4” or 1/2” plywood?
It’s 1/2” OSB ply
it's actually 5/8 structural OSB... the blue edges tells you
skipped all info about the framing you are building on to.
whats the song called?
Hamsters on helium i would assume
Way easier ways.
Going to fall apart eventually because you didn't put a vapor barrier (or use pressure treated wood) where the it touches the ground.
This was done in a townhome, no vapor barrier needed because the other side of the wall is heated and cooled just like mine. It’s always good to use pressure treated when in contact with cement but it’s still going to take at least a decade for that to matter and when that happens I only need to change a few boards
You have the wall studded out and already to be insulated and finished. Why did you skip a very important part?
I wish that were the case. But this isn’t an unfinished basement, it’s a craw space and wouldn’t meet code if it were finished so it wouldn’t be counted as square footage and therefore not worth the investment. But if it could be finished, you would definitely be right!
Overkill
Thank you!
There’s a way easier way.
Dumb dude