Transforming Storage Shelf / Workbench - Small Space Organization
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- Опубліковано 20 тра 2023
- Have storage issues? Let's fix that! This heavy-duty mobile transforming shelf can hold sixteen 18Q storage boxes, your larger "awkward" tools, or can be moved to where you need it and be used as a workbench/table! And the best part... as a shelf, it only takes up 2' x 3' of space.
I originally built this as a mobile workstation for your heaviest tools... but then realized that it can be used for so much more!
*IMPORTANT: All building material has different weight limits. Make sure to test your shelves and structure before loading it.
Check all lock nuts after each use to make sure none have loosened.
Place the heaviest item on the second shelf from the bottom and lighter items on the top two shelves to keep it from tipping.
The moving parts can cause injury to fingers and arms if not used correctly. Do not stand or climb on shelves.*
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Hey Matthew
You're awesome. Where are the plan for your bench shelf system?😊
Very cool. It would be neat if the planer sat a little lower so the other shelves would be an outfeed table.
It is now, wasn't showing a link for Etsy earlier, just everything else
Your videos has been an inspiration to me . One of your followers love from Botswana
Thanks! I have them linked in this thread actually. It says "Etsy Shop"
I am so blown away right now. My husband is an above the knee amputee, and our biggest problem has been figuring out a way to line up all equipment without taking up the entire floor space. This is the solution. He will be able to work and move equipment without any stress to his body or help from anyone. This is amazing. Thank you!!
I'm honored to know that one of my builds will help solve an issue that comes with being an amputee... and have so much respect for him for not letting it keep him from doing what he loves.
Exactly Matthew I tell someone people don’t understand how life changes when one loses normal things I do often took for granted without even realizing I was until the day I woke up could t move 16 yrs later I’m somewhat mobile with orthopedic equipment
I hope it really works for you.
Excuse my black humour (I'm a Dr)... When I read this the phrasing first made me imagine your husband being 2 separate lower legs - the rest being amputated :P.
As an injured retiree myself I appreciate the frustration of imposed limitations that your husband didn't have ... and then did. I hope he and you can build this and he can enjoy doing a hobby without having to be working around his amputation.
@@michaelrobinson9643 I believe you meant to say dark humor not black humor 😅
Two thing I really appreciate about this video. 1st, no loud music, and the instructor doesn't yell at the audience. 2nd, You've simplified a mystifying project. Showing the mistakes isn't a bad thing either. We all make them and most of us learn from them. Thanks and keep up the good work.
YES! I get so tired of bad background music
I am 62 and a female. I took your plans and made my own shelf it's wonderful. I'm so happy and surprised I really did it.
I swear, Matt's voice and mannerisms makes him the Bob Ross of wood working!
He sounds like Billy Bob Thorton.
Matthew Peach is by far one of the best woodworking channels out there, because he provides such value with his videos. The hero we all need!!!
This is very true, great inspiration for me who is wanting to get into woodworking! 🎊😬
Brilliant thinking looks great
Thank you so much for your kind words @mathenard... Just trying to do what we all should do. Share knowledge.
@Ned Kelly naw, Batman sucks at woodworking.
you have no idea what you're talking about. This is base level stuff that real woodworkers don't take seriously.
I'm going to be honest, I made it about 2 minutes into this video before I had to pause and share it. This is a genius and revolutionary idea. For us with small shops, I see this being a huge hit. Great job!
Thanks so much! I put a ton of work into this one. 3 prototypes and my sanity lol. Hope it helps!
Me too
@Matthew Peech not finding on etsy shop...maybe need one of the kids to do the searching fir me?
Matthew this is a great idea,I can think of several uses for multiples of this,only thing missing to pair with it is a mobile wood storage to go along with it that stores your stray boards or plywood sheets
@@chrisbrown456 great idea. Definitely saves space
Thanks for keeping the "oops" moments in your videos. I feel your pain! Same thing happens to me too often!! Great build!!!
The world works with people like this. Let's re-define essential!
Coolest ever build. My wife saw the beginning and now I have 3 to build for her laundry/pantry room. Great job 👏
Just converted the garage. This would be great for my wife's quilting supplies
Thank you... and sorry for adding to the list lol.
That's awesome, laundry room it a great usage idea, too! Down for folding, up for storage!
When I originally saw the idea I was drawn to its genius. As folks downsize, storage becomes a quick dilema in need of a solution. When I realized you provided a complete build tutorial, it lets me know there's still hope that everything can still be alright when teachers gift us with wisdom. Thank you for this.
😅😮😊.
😮p
You assume my floor will stay clear enough to fold the table down once I save all of that space.
Me: *puts something that's too big to fold the table back up onto it, followed by lots of small stuff ontop of it* huh, wow.
I appreciate that you leave all the "Boo Boo's" that happen in the shop in your videos. We all have them :)
I see a lot of nonsense come my way but this .... top 5 video of the year so far. Great quality, no nonsense, and I'm glad tomorrow is the weekend so I can go make one of these!
Dudeeeee my hubby needs this and is glued to your video right now. I need one a bit smaller for the kitchen and my craft room! How have we lived without this. Thank you
I would love to make this for my son to use as a dining table. He has a small apartment and this would be perfect.
I’m an esthetician and struggle with small carts they sell to fit our equipment. This is a game changer. Now just need to figure out how to make it dressier for spa rooms!
You're the best, don't ever change. I'm a 72 year old carpenter and very impressed with your skills. You have a mechanical imagination.
Must have....
NOW! Super cool idea, matthew, I'm going to buy the plans and build this.
OK, I originally clicked on this thinking, "dumb". Then, about 15 seconds into the video, I thought, "smart". I think I'll add this to my list of stuff to build for my garage. I'm about cubed out with space utilization and need a solution that is flexible like this. Nice job.
❤ OMG! Your idea just solved my kitchen appliance issue. Ty very much. You are so awesome. Also I have learned a lot from your channel. Keep it real & have an awesome day.
This is very cool.
I might take apart a rolling storage bench I have and replace it with two of these.
It will take a bit of thought.
My shop is my garage and at certain times of year.
Two vehicles need to be able to quickly be parked inside in case of hail.
When needing perfectly straight lumber.
Buy 2x8s
Build a table saw guide and cut it down to size.
2x4s and 2x6s these days are cut from the smallest trees as evidenced by the rough edges found on both sides.
Cut the 2x8 down from each side to the center.
This will give the newly created 2x4 the most strength.
Depending on the size of the offcuts they can be used as 1x2 or 2x2 material.
Watching you drop things and reach for things that aren't there, like I do, makes me feel better about the dumb stuff I do. Thank you for sharing!
😂 it happens to us all
I have to admit- this is genius. My wife is going to be your new best friend after I make a few of these for my tools/ supplies. You are the man!
I nominate your channel for 'Best Design on UA-cam.' This is highly functional and can be built with simple materials and tools.
My only negative is that if you fully load each shelf, you don't have a table when you lower it down. You still have neatly organized equipment that's easy to reach for shorter people like me! You can move everything off the shelves, use the table, and put it all back on, but I'm mentally problem solving a locking lazy susan style rotating shelf and stackable table/shelf so you can just leave everything on its shelf and move the table to whichever one you're using. Definitely a new subscriber. I've seen a few I really liked, but this one bumped it over. Thanks for sharing this!
Good idea, position each piece so a separate rolling table could be connected to the side next to which ever tool is needed to prevent having to move other tools. That was first thing I seen
If you had buckets or drawers held under the flat surfaces, it would work for both storage and a workspace. But removing items when the table is flat would be difficult.
@dhiltonp drawers under the top and bottom shelf possibly? Pull them out from the ends when it's a table? Only they would have to be shallow right?
Or an angled drop down shelf with push release for the 2nd shelf from the top?
I've been semi-quietly following you for a while now. When i first found your channel, I was hooked.
Story time: I've always had this weird fascination with wood working and I never knew why. Even when I was a little girl, wood working just intrigued me. I would sneak into my dad's garage, grab some scrap wood, a box of nails and hammer and just go to town all by my lonesome lolol. I remember trying to teach myself to use a hand saw, too (as a parent, this scares me to think about 😬). I was probably around 8 at the time (same age as my child is now!).
Many years later, I found out my maternal grandfather actually had a woodworking shop in our little hamlet! I remember seeing the little vacant building as a kid, thinking it was so cool and wondering what it once was. Soon after, it was demolished.
My grandfather retired from woodworking and became a substitute bus driver for our school district. He later had a stroke and had to retire from driving. A few years after that, his dementia kicked in and about a year after that, he passed away. I had a few items that were made by him but I lost them in a fire. Now, I have nothing left and it breaks my heart.
I'll be 35 soon and am still working on building up my tool collection. I have most of the handheld power tools I wanted and am working on the larger items now, like a table saw and a planer.
Not a super exciting story but it means a lot to me to know that there was a reason behind my woodworking fascination for all those years as a little girl who'd rather be in the garage or outside and not inside playing house.
Anyway, the reason for sharing this is that your channel brings back those memories and gets me excited to try to tackle some "real" woodworking projects 🤗 So, thank you! 😊
A touching story 🥰 If you can think it ,you can do it👍👍👍GO GIRL Best wishes from UK 🇬🇧
Thanks for the plans. Received them yesterday and got it done today. I found the instructions to be easy.
Love your voice tone, your gadgets and your approach in this video with no jokes, no “stickers”, not forcing to be funny and no flag on the background. Straight to the point, explaining it nice and easy, going over your mistakes and explaining ( no mansplaining) your logic behind your decisions. And best of all, great creations. Cheers.
Unbelievable. Bowing down to you once again for using that super creative/analytical brain of yours and then putting it out there for the benefit of your fellow woodworkers. This project is game-changing for people like me. The world needs more humans like you.
Thank you for your kind words... I'm just doing what we all should be doing. Share what we know... keep no "secrets"... and support each other. :)
Love seeing things being built that i only dreamed about! Now I know it can be done.
Yes! You’ve got this!
That's a multi million dollar idea! Absolutely genius 👏🏽 🙌🏽 👌 👍🏽 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Thanks!
I am building this for my Gozney Pizza oven. I can easily store it in the shed and have counter space when wheeled out and lowered. Brilliant design.
As a plumbing instructor and someone who can work with his hands (mediocre wood worker) I actually need this. Since my lab space has been reduced (lack of interest from high schoolers... sad) this right here is not only perfect for storage but also instructional purposes. Such a great idea. Now to keep my wife from seeing this channel or I'm gonna have more projects than I care for.
😂 lol.
Another great one Mr. Peech! I love your channel. I bet you don't even know how many people you have just helped. God bless you brother!
Thanks so much. And the more the better. :)
This is such a great idea, that i forgot to thumbs up! Apparently, with 1.2 MILLION VIEWS, and only 43k likes, many many others have the same problem! This is what i need! Thank you Matthew! I love how you explain things! Peace!
As an aussie it all sounded like gibberish but looked friggen awesome 😂 i wanna convert all of this to real measurements and give it a go
Absolute genius!!! I'm about to do a massive shop reorg so the timing on this couldn't be more perfect! Thank you once again Matthew.
Definitely going to be one of my first builds in the new shop. Thanks so much for putting this together. Your videos make me so excited to build stuff, I can hardly wait to finish the video before going and getting my tools!
Fantastic idea and build video. Only suggestion I would make/change is to countersink the screws holding the tops on using flat top screws, so that you have a perfectly flat working surface.
Great idea Matthew, and thanks for sharing that information with the rest of us. As a "garage shop" owner, it will make a huge difference in providing a lot of storage and safe work area for using my planer too.
I made it to 1:06 before I paused and ordered the plans - as an M.E. I could have figured this out fairly quickly, but someone this creative deserves to be paid. I had already purchased lumber to build a “tower” for my “portable” bench tools (planer, table saw, miter saw, Foreman) and just yesterday was in the shop pondering the best way to build it. But this is so much better!
Thank you so much for the support
Your idea is going to save us all not only space but medical bills as we dont have to stretch ourselves to pull and push stuff all around, Thank you for sharing all the details.
I considered making individual rolling carts for my drill press, belt/spindle sander, scroll saw, etc... but now I'm thinking this will work better!! You're awesome!
This may be one of the coolest and most useful projects I’ve ever seen. Bravo Matthew! 👍
What an amazing design. Thanks Matt
No bull, no hype, just honest woodworking with a very unique and useful project. Subscribed after watching 5 minutes.
Brilliant!
Just one thing I should add, is, if you can put the struts in the other way up, so the seal stays lubricated and they hold their gas ‘charge’ longer. Just a tip I pick up from a dude who recharges gas struts for living.
This is ingenious and you are really generous to teach us this brilliant weight bearing, space saving piece. What I appreciated most were the little bits where you reached twice for a pencil that wasn’t there or other small mistakes. They happen to all of us and it is a good reminder that we are not perfect. Just move on!
A shelf like this needs to be made for all the kitchen appliances you don't always use, so they can be stored but also easily accessible
That’s exactly what I thought!!
It wouldn’t have to be this heavy duty for air fryers and kitchen aid mixers!! 🤣👍🏼😂
Hooked me with the project BUT I love the video sequence. You sold the project first. You demonstrated how it works before you jumped into making it. That is the way to do it. Keep on!
@8:50 As a complete amateur I really appreciate you calling out a safety tip like that. First video I've watched of yours and subbed.
You have out done yourself 👍
This is an amazing build, extremely innovative and still simple enough for anyone to build.
Ive needed a space saver solution like that for many years, what you have here is unbelievable.
Thank you for sharing.
Awesome build! I wanted to comment on your channel. It is very watchable. You speak in a clear, calm voice, no yelling. You fast forward through the repetitious parts and having funny parts, you don't try to turn it into a comedy channel. Well done, a lot of creators could follow your blueprint and UA-cam would be better off for it.
I need one for my future work shop and I think I will practice by making one for my sewing room. Would be nice to have a big cutting table on demand 😃
Edit 🐝. I agree with one of the other comments, like the fact that there’s no loud music and you talk to us not at us and show your mistakes. We learn from mistakes 😅
Wasn’t sure what I was seeing at first- COOL PROJECT!
Matthew, you’re brilliant! I have my planer on a rolling cart that is just a little bit bigger than the planer itself-and it’s a tipping hazard. Love this idea. I’m off to order the plans. Thanks!
I love how you broke down and explained all the steps. And I appreciate you leaving in the little shop bloopers: it reminds me that professional woodworkers are human too!
Молодец !
Из бытовой идеи стеллажа-стола
сделал РАБОЧИЙ СТОЛ!
СВЕТЛАЯ ГОЛОВА.
Such an incredible solution for planer storage! This is the best multipurpose setup I’ve seen! Can’t wait to build one! Thank you, Sir!
This is FANTASTIC!
You do a great job “teaching” us how to do this. I’m a teacher, so I know when I see a very good teacher.
I appreciate your detailed presentation.
Thank you very much. I’ve always loved to teach so doing this gives me an opportunity I couldn’t have ever imagined.
Absolutely awesome! Currently building myself a 16' x 24' shop right now. This will make a great addition. Thanks Matthew.😁
No worries and ty!
Im not even a carpenter or craftsman but I’m intrigued
Love seeing it in action BEFORE the build
Making one as soon as I get 1/2 a day free! Great build!
This is crazy smart. The cantilevered design, plus the gas hinges make it super easy to lift up and down. I'm pretty short, so storing things up high requires running up and down a ladder, but I think I'm going to adapt this to have upper cabinets on top that I can fold down to reach. Another home run Mr. Peech!
I was about to ask the design/engineered name for the type of movement. Cantilevered. Thank you.
This has got to be one of the most useful shop projects EVER! Great!
This storage shelf is an absolutely terrific project. Thanks for sharing it!
This is brilliant. I really like that you designed it so anyone can make it with tools most of us already have.
Thanks! And we all start with basic tools and have the same problem from day one. Storage and organization.
Hi I love watching your videos . Im sure if my husband were in this world he would be making this for his shop. He really enjoyed working with wood like you do . Thanks for all the time you take to help others learn things . May God continue to bless you and your family.
I bet he’s got an awesome shop now! My father in law passed away last year and my wife has had conversations in her dreams with him in his amazing woodworking shop in heaven!
Revolutionary for my garage!!! Never bought any plans from anywhere ever but I’m getting these plans!!!
This is amazing! Already bought the plans and will make this over the holiday weekend. Going to be a game changer for my small shop. Thank you doesn't seem like enough
This is what the internet should be all about, not politics, not spreading hate, not stupid conspiracy theories... but this!
It is. You just have to choose what you view. We are all affected by everything that we see, hear and read. That is why we must be selective.
Clever design; well done.
Thank you!
@@MatthewPeechWoodworking As a suggestion, you might want to consider adding locking, caster wheels to the two legs that fold down, which would make your storage shelf into more of a mobile cart when the wheels were in the unlocked position.
This video was a random YT recommendation, and I don't really do woodwork, but this is one of the most handy things to build I've seen on here.
Great video and explained in a way even an inexperienced woodworker can build one of these.
Thank you!
Hey, I built this over the weekend. Overall blown away by the idea. The only thing I did differently was to add some reinforcements to the side pieces. They have to take the full weight of the shelves and cope with lateral forces as the shelf transforms as well. I screwed some iron bar across the sides and now it's solid. Awesome build, awesome video.
This is what I was just thinking, adding a few anngle iron edges with help keep the design from twisting under weight.
how much did it end up costing you?
do you have a picture of this? I am a visual person & can't picture where/how you added the bracing?
Not sure what you mean by “iron bar”, I too would like a little more info on your suggestion or even a photo
@@tmlhkyfnI’m the exact same way. I built this just by looking at it, but I can’t for the life of me figure out where they are talking about putting the metal braces
As always, great stuff! Thank you!
Thanks and thanks for watching!
This is amazing! Thank you. This is what UA-cam used to be all about. I'm so happy to see videos like this.
After watching this video- I had to start following you and hope others will do the same. Great job sir
I just found your channel; your narration is as smooth as silk. This is something I may be able to use. For years I'd wondered how the sawblade could have nipped off the end of my finger behind the fence while my hand held a board against the miter fence. Years later, while cutting a miter on a piece of casing, the cutoff hit the blade and embedded itself into the wall behind the saw. The noise immediately made me realize it wasn't the sawblade at all. Keep your finger well away from the travel of those flying pieces, and perhaps you'll avoid a trip to the ER.
Love it ! You should have your on cable show. Have watched every video you have made and cant wait for the next one
Great design, Matthew! Have you considered, for the swing-out support legs: attach them to the outboard side of the vertical legs for the top shelf, with a spacer to clear the main arms. That way, the support legs will already be in the upright position without needing to rely on gravity or manually ensuring that they are deployed.
Seems like an obvious and easy to implement design decision. I'm wondering why he didn't do it that way.
I was thinking the same thing, I was about to comment on it until I saw yours.
Very impressed with not only this project but your video work and delivery are superb.
I never purchase plans like this but I have already gotten such a value that it’s the least I can do.
Looking forward to following more of your content.
So refreshing.
Крутой верстак и хорошая мастерская - мужик, ты реально крут! Респект👍👍👍!
This video should do good for a long time. I was up at 5:30am and usually on Sunday mornings when I wake up there’s a video already. I watched the 3 picket planter video while waiting for this one and this was well worth the wait. Now I have to decide if I’m still going to make 2 flip tables or this and just 1 flip table, and there is a chance I won’t be needing a flip table at all. Good stuff 👍🏼.
Thanks so much for supporting (and waiting for) the video and channel.
You never cease to amaze me Matthew. This is an awesome build. I'm going to do one for my shop, then modify it a bit and make one for the house, non-mobile, but part of a built-in.
Nice! Would be great for pantry or closet!
Awesome build and not a fence picket in sight 😉😁
Matt - I'm still building out my workshop in the garage, and know that there were some built-ins that are frankly just in my way. Your video came at the perfect time. Time to whip a few of these up this weekend! Perfect.
Amazing! What a great project!
Thanks!
A) This is awesome.
B) See above.
C) If you only wanted to make one of these and had shelving in your shop / pallet rack layout.... you could make these hit the heights of your shelves so you could flip this up and slid them off onto their shelf and roll over to get the next set of tools.
D) If you used them as indicated in C, I'd call them "The Peech Reach"
UA-cam algorithm brought me to you. I'm hooked amd subscribed.
Wow !!! Someone is thinking outside the box. Thank God we have some creative people out there...
Excellent ive been looking for something like this for a while.ill need a shorter version due to a low overhead(1940s garage) but i love the idea
Wow, this is what I’ve been needing in my shop! Thanks again for engineering and taking the time to show us this build!! 👊🏽
Right!
Nice!
I've thought of doing something similar as a wall mounted fold down, but I like the idea of being able to roll it around, and convert to a table, even better.
The one thing I would change, at least for those that are equipped to batch out identical parts, would be making each of the L parts out of 2 pieces of 3/4" plywood laminated together.
I'm a fan and I bought these plans, but in adapting these for my shop (wider, taller, 5 shelves) I realized there is no need for a “separate” base - just build a base table and then attach the arms to that. Eliminates one set of arms, makes the overall width 3” less, less material and fewer cuts. Also allows for eliminating the “main support” 11:45 that limits the useable height of the lower shelf 14:15 His plans are straight forward for inexperienced woodworkers, but can be improved on by those more experienced. The idea is pure gold though.
I would recommend using double 3/4 inch or triple 1/2 inch plywood glued together for the arms is would a lot stronger. Even make a ¼ inch plywood gusset screwed to the arms on both sides.
Nevertheless this is a great idea. Also I could see a folding tables attached to the sides with hinges for additional top space to allow extended out feed and/or in feed tables the table could be use together or individually. And in the storage position make like door and provide protection to the sides. I know thus will add weight ot foldable frames so you can drop in tops. Or mount removeable in and out out feeds the table using some kind of L hooks/bracket that goes into [ looking loop screw to the frame to receive the L hook for quick removal. That self then could be storage on the sides with fold up legs with levelers on the bottom of the legs.
To drill the holes in the arm make a jig so holes will be straight and the same to prevent racking on the main pivot points use bearings for easy lift and drop the table onto place. A pvc tube or copper pipe who's inside diameter near the same size as the bolts used at the pivot points reducing the wear and tear on the wooded holes that the bolts go through the wood.
I love the idea of feed tables! Thank you.
I also used 3/4 plywood glued and screwed together. This creates incredible strength. Great plans
Brilliant idea! If you were to build this for sale to others, what would you charge your customers? This could be a great garage organizer too. Great ideas and tips on your channel! Thanks!
Fantastic solution to our problems. Thanks for sharing this information and video. I am recovering from 2 strokes & struggle with many daily tasks that weren’t a problem before my strokes. Your video has me inspired to once again do some woodworking.
It’s been a couple of months since I first watched this video. Now rewatching it and preparing to make a version for shop ! Really appreciate your detailed video.
I hope it helps. You’ve got this!
Perhaps my biggest "why didn't I think of that" moment ever. Simple and brilliant!
Wonder how difficult it would be or if it would work at all to eliminate the top shelf. I like the size of this one as-is but think my ceiling may be too low. Got plenty of floor space in a 3 car garage, just no height
It's only 82" tall while upright. But you could leave off the top shelf and brackets if needed.
@@MatthewPeechWoodworking came looking for this answer! Does that include the height with casters?