Thanks for the video. A slight variation I’ve found helpful when cutting the box is to raise the blade to slightly less than the thickness of the sides ( 1/16 or less ), that way the box is still “ intact “ after the last cut, then I just complete the separation with a razor knife, that way there is no wobbling of the part not supported by the back piece.
Great project, have a tool storage cabinet on my “to do” list , love the idea of making a full box then cutting 🪚 to size so it all aligns easily 💪🏻, THANKS !👍🏻
I love the simplicity of the way it was built. I can surely follow it. The way you speak is very clear to understand. Thanks for sharing. Please make more multi-purpose cabinets.
Nice. I will be doing this type of cabinet over my workbench, perhaps a pair of them in a square configuration (24x24"), to hold all my hand tools. I too have limited space in my basement shop (L-shaped, 24x12').
Brilliant idea. I'm always out of space and don't have much wall space. Going to build it with one add on.I'm going to put it on a cart so that I can pull it to wherever I need it in the shop.It will cut down on time spent walking around.
It’s time to get more wall space. I’ve been talking about it for a while now and finally solved the problem. This wall cabinet gives me 4x the storage space on the wall. Lots of tools will be moving into this cabinet. FREE PLANS ARE AVAILABLE ON PATREON. I JUST LAUNCHED THE PATREON PAGE AND OFFERING THE PLANS FREE WHEN YOU JOIN THE PATREON FAMILY. LINK IN THE DESCRIPTION
I made a similar cabinet with additional peg board on the outer surface of the cabinet which gave me a fifth area for tools. I love your easy and exact details you described. Thank you very much for your ideas.
Excellent idea & execution. Mine will be somewhat similar, but due to limited space and location restraints the doors will only open on one side and the cabinet box itself will be deeper in order to allow me to have a properly angled plane till. I may have a saw or two (or three - "or more") hanging on the unhinged side for easy access for the unhinged woodworker. We'll see.
I love watching your videos. I've done so much with my workshop since I've been looking at your work my work shop is coming and looking so professional. Thanks again Herbie South Wales UK
Red Dog Workshop asked about your panel saw which takes up wall space. After injuring my back I could no longer cut plywood on the table saw so I made a wooden cutting guide for my circular saw and cut off the excess beyond the blade so it is zero clearance. I cut the panel to rough dimensions and it works fine. I have compared it to a Festool tracksaw in several tests and my cuts are dimensionally comparable. The advantages of the Festool areq a more stable track to guide the saw, nice vinyl strips on the underside to provide slip resistance for the track, built in track to attach a clamp anywhere along the track and a system in a box approach. The homemade guide is dirt cheap, you likely already have a circular saw that cost you less than Festool. I do my rough cuts outside on plywood with 1 or 2 inch foam board on top then final cuts on the table saw. You might consider that approach for now, then when you get rich, but the Festool.
Thank you very much for your comments. I will be making one when I do the video on the circular saw. I have the ideas already in my mind on how i want to make it.
This looks like a good, solid design worthy of incorporation into my new shop. I like the ordinary guy channels like yours. They're more like the rest of us.
Doing a similar concept now by reccessing an 8 " cabinet into a 2 X 6 wall . Minimizing the projection into the bathroom space . Great use of unused space . Great video sir !
Paw Paw. I have much Love. Loyalty and Respect for you for many Reasons. I can tell your a Family Man and a Godley Man. God Bless you and your family..
Nice, concise and clear video. Just what I need for my overly crowded space. I subscribed but never saw the bell. For Mr. Schemmel there is no need to apologize for your English. It is far better than most of us German.
I started watching your channel because of your CNC projects. But I enjoy builds like this as well. Keep doing what you are doing. Your channel is great.
Thank you very much. Yes, we have spoken before on the forum and I have seen you here before as well. Thank you for your support. Would love to see some of your projects.
This is a really nice design, I have a french cleat system in my shop, that I love, but I'm going to add this to the project list to free us some space. Can't wait to see how it looks filled up!
Great idea! I have a small 12'x24' workshop that I am trying to get organized right now. Obviously, I have very limited wall space to work with as well. This idea just solved a bunch of problems for me. Thanks for taking the time to film, edit and share your ideas. One video in and I am subscribed already. I will go through your playlist and look for other neat ideas. Thanks :-)
Great idea. Simply explained what and how. I also need to do such a thing, I have little space in the garage :). Although I would personally hide the hinge inside.
@@PawPawsWorkShop you welcome. I know it's an option. I would just do it personally. I am also looking for places in a small garage and your idea is great
Very nicely done sir 👍 I definitely want to do this project, first I think I should build a workshop 😆😁 Thanks for sharing your thoughts and videos, Rodney
What types of projects do you mainly do? You start small and add tools as you need them to complete your projects. I started with a jig saw and a drill, then added a circular saw.
I’m starting to try my hand at built ins and cabinets around the house. Recently purchased a nice table saw and track saw. So many projects that need to be done around my house.
I like your work and would love to see move space saving projects. I believe if you are able to make and sell plans of your projects the money will help you keep making videos just like this one
Your video was awesome! Would you have a set of plains on this build I would love to have a set. I was injured when using my table saw and it is still set up the way I had it set the day of my injury and that was three years ago. You have sparked my interest in woodworking with this cabinet, this might be the thing that gets me back out in the shop and I have a great need for something like your cabinet. Again thank you for all the hard work you do making the videos I know it is not any easy job. GW Ps I have subscribed and hit the bell
I subscribed to your channel a few weeks ago. Really like this project and the 8x storage space cabinet you made afterwards. I noticed in this video "How to Get 4x Storage in a Wall Cabinet (Part 1)" that you started out by cutting your plywood with a panel saw. I was wondering if you built your own panel saw and if so, I would be interested in seeing a video on how you built the panel saw. If not, do you have a source for the plans to build one? I am planning to build my own panel saw soon.
I actually built this many years ago. I'm planning on removing it from the shop in the near future because I need the space and I do not use it enough to justify the space it occupies.
To like the Swiss Army Cabinet ! I like the design concept quite a bit as everyone is tight on wall space in our shops Looks like you use some pretty good plywood for shop cabinets too i am located in he North East. And. Finding decent plywood for a fair price is quite a challenge i have a older cousin i the same area. And he and i always talk about that issue as he and i both have a history in Commercial Woodworking and like to work with better materials these days most of our supplies come from the ig box stores so we are imited to whatever they. Stock that are often more about t their profit margins then the quality our general conclusion has been that the imported Baltic Birch Py they carry is one of the better deals or else we are stuck wit MDF and he ad i both dont like the dust of MDF although it does have some Good characteristics for retain applications I personally try to avoid it whe i can I recently saw a Woodworkers tool storage cabinet that has a similar design to your cabinet yet is on wheels and stands around 6 foot tall he also incorporated a French Cleat system on the interior to. Make custom Tool holders that can be moved around in the compartments i thought it was pretty sharp plus another advantage was it all folded up and was lockable Which is a nice feature. When you work in a large commercial shop Nd leave your personal tools in the building over night Like any security it helps keep the honest people more honest IMO as i have had co workers “ borrow” things like router bits and forget to return them Ironically ive always engraved my router bits in a not so obvious. Way and i have gone to retrieve what. Is mine ! As a rule i can reckonize its missing immediately as i am very OCD about my tool organization myself my Co workers used to make fun of me because i like my things clean and organized It never bothered me as i feel that it helps me do a good job. At whatever I’m working on
Thanks for a video loaded with good ideas. I'm already thinking of ideas to improve and adapt it. Have you thought about using 1/4" pegboard for the central divider? It would need support along the cut edge to be strong enough, but would be great for hanging tools on. Pegboard could also be used for the back, set forward by 3/4" to allow for wall mounting blocks behind it. I was a little surprised when I saw you cut the hinges so short. You are losing a lot of rigidity by not having them run the full height of the cabinet. You could still get the same economy of materials without sacrificing strength by cutting them into two pieces and having the gap in the middle. It's the extreme top and bottom areas that do the most work.
Yes, this cabinet can be adapted very easy to a french cleat system, pegboard and more. I have already changed my mind several times as to how and what I'm putting into it. That's a good idea about the splitting of the hinges. Thank you very much.
@@PawPawsWorkShop Piano hinges are not easy to find here in Taiwan. Can regular door hinges be used and how many should I use? Can you make a video on how to mount it on the wall?
Great job, looks great. Once again you have encouraged me just to get on with the build. I've been going to build one if these for quite some time now, but time always seems to get away from me, go figure eh. Anyways that was a nice easy way to cut through the box to separate into individual compartments...ya gotta love it. I think my working area is even less which begs the question...what am I waiting for? Thanks a bunch, now to apply a nice finish....ahhhhh. Have an awesome week! Andrew ps, I have now resubscribed after my cell phone crooked and lost it all.
I just finished a cabinet made using your techniques however mine didn't have the center section, maybe the next one will. One suggestion when cutting the front in half like you show around 9:00 minutes, I would change my blade to the thinness blade you own, I really don't like the gap ( slightly more than 1/8") my standard blade left in the between the doors. I'm trying to come up with something that doesn't look like an after thought.
Gave me some ideas and inspiration - thnx! I have never used piano hinges in a project and weren’t sure if they would work with the weight of the wood and tools loaded up. Looks like I need to rethink that. I like having my tools easily in sight and not lost in a drawer. This would work for me! Thnx!
Love this design & your doing a great job of letting viewers know how & why in your builds.. Can't tell you how annoying it is when people share cool projects & designs... BUT DON'T ACTUALLY SHARE THEM? I'm actually drawing a blank on a project I'm working on at home to create a small shop of sorts but using the 8ft space between my 2 10' x 10' metal sheds as my side walls & then framed the back wall about a foot off the block wall to help deflect shop sounds away from neighbors... I've actually been able to put it together (about 70% finished) almost entirely by picking up material freebies off the various classified ad sites & retasking other freebies & tearouts from other jobs I've done. I decided to expandit just a little & I had installed (stuffed it in the corner is probaqbly more accurate) what was a lower cabinet up high in the back right corner bcuz it worked well enough at the time & it still works there if I can figure a clever way to now add locking double doors as an extension from the bottom of the cabinet to the paver floor bcuz that space is perfect for locking up my pressure washer, airless sprayer, & a few other tools that will swtill allow quick access... This extension has got me stuck which is fairly unusal ... but after seeing your video I thought I'd put this out there & see if you or your viewers have a few ideas to throw my way ? The footprint of the cabinet at the floor will be 65" wide x 22" to 24" deep x 50" high & my problem is making it fairly secure without an ugly 2x4 frame for speed bumps to roll over? I'm looking at possibly cutting a channel in the pavers to sink the lower frame in unless some interesting ideas come up? Thanks for any help & keep the great videos coming!
What a good idea! Nice one. Thanks. Jim
Glad you liked it! Thank you very much.
Thanks for the video. A slight variation I’ve found helpful when cutting the box is to raise the blade to slightly less than the thickness of the sides ( 1/16 or less ), that way the box is still “ intact “ after the last cut, then I just complete the separation with a razor knife, that way there is no wobbling of the part not supported by the back piece.
That’s a great idea. Thanks for sharing
Awesome shop addition
Thanks 👍
Great idea to make use of space.
Thank you very much.
This is awesome. After being in my shop for over 4 years now,
I need more wall space.
Awesome
Don Knepper
I have always wondered how these multilayered cabinets are made. Now I will build one. Thank you for demonstrating how it can be done.
This is one design. Check out my latest design. It holds even more
Very nice build.
Thank you very much.
Great project, have a tool storage cabinet on my “to do” list , love the idea of making a full box then cutting 🪚 to size so it all aligns easily 💪🏻, THANKS !👍🏻
You’re very welcome. I also have other cabinet storage solutions.
Perfect, going to thin it down and it should store all the keys at the marina well.
Perfect, that should work great.
I love the simplicity of the way it was built. I can surely follow it. The way you speak is very clear to understand. Thanks for sharing. Please make more multi-purpose cabinets.
Thank you very much.
Economic. Efficient. Useful. Subscribed.
Awesome, thank you! Welcome to my community.
Nice to have all the tools....
It has taken over 40 years to gather the tools for this shop. You'll get there, I'm sure.
I'd love to have a pantry like this.
Time to get started and build one. Thanks for watching
Very clever design. I like the fact that you describe step by step what you're doing. I'd love to see the cabinet filled up.
Thank you. I'm working on that video now.
Nice. I will be doing this type of cabinet over my workbench, perhaps a pair of them in a square configuration (24x24"), to hold all my hand tools. I too have limited space in my basement shop (L-shaped, 24x12').
Awesome! Thanks for watching. I’m sure that you’ll enjoy it
Brilliant idea. I'm always out of space and don't have much wall space. Going to build it with one add on.I'm going to put it on a cart so that I can pull it to wherever I need it in the shop.It will cut down on time spent walking around.
I only have a 14' 0" x 8' 0" shed so this project will be some much needed additional space for my tools. Great idea, thank you paw paw workshop
At one time, that was about the size of my shop as well.
It’s time to get more wall space. I’ve been talking about it for a while now and finally solved the problem. This wall cabinet gives me 4x the storage space on the wall. Lots of tools will be moving into this cabinet. FREE PLANS ARE AVAILABLE ON PATREON. I JUST LAUNCHED THE PATREON PAGE AND OFFERING THE PLANS FREE WHEN YOU JOIN THE PATREON FAMILY. LINK IN THE DESCRIPTION
Is a cut list available for the cabinet?
Sorry! I can't find that link to the free plans in the description. It would really be helpful to me. Thanks for this great idea! Pelle in Sweden
I made a similar cabinet with additional peg board on the outer surface of the cabinet which gave me a fifth area for tools. I love your easy and exact details you described. Thank you very much for your ideas.
Thank you very much. The pegboard on the outside is an excellent idea. In my shop, I'm trying to get a more clean look.
This has got to be one of the best projects I’ve seen for a shop. Awesome work pawpaw
Thanks
I agree.
Excellent idea & execution. Mine will be somewhat similar, but due to limited space and location restraints the doors will only open on one side and the cabinet box itself will be deeper in order to allow me to have a properly angled plane till. I may have a saw or two (or three - "or more") hanging on the unhinged side for easy access for the unhinged woodworker. We'll see.
Awesome! I love hearing stories like this. Taking the basic idea and making it your own. I love it!
Love this whole channel
Fantastic! I appreciated it very much.
I love watching your videos. I've done so much with my workshop since I've been looking at your work my work shop is coming and looking so professional. Thanks again
Herbie South Wales UK
That's awesome! Thank you so much. I have a lot more planned
Great cabinet plan. I'm definitely building this. Thanks, Paw Paw.
Glad you like it! Thanks for watching and enjoy building this. I have other cabinet projects that you might like also.
Awesome work enjoyed watching going to do one myself!!
Thank you very much. Good luck building your own.
Love the video! Using something similar to build a tv enclosurer for my deck. It has to be fully caulked and adding roofing seal too.
Sounds great! Sounds like an awesome project
Nice place and work
Thank you very much
Red Dog Workshop asked about your panel saw which takes up wall space. After injuring my back I could no longer cut plywood on the table saw so I made a wooden cutting guide for my circular saw and cut off the excess beyond the blade so it is zero clearance. I cut the panel to rough dimensions and it works fine. I have compared it to a Festool tracksaw in several tests and my cuts are dimensionally comparable. The advantages of the Festool areq a more stable track to guide the saw, nice vinyl strips on the underside to provide slip resistance for the track, built in track to attach a clamp anywhere along the track and a system in a box approach. The homemade guide is dirt cheap, you likely already have a circular saw that cost you less than Festool. I do my rough cuts outside on plywood with 1 or 2 inch foam board on top then final cuts on the table saw. You might consider that approach for now, then when you get rich, but the Festool.
Thank you very much for your comments. I will be making one when I do the video on the circular saw. I have the ideas already in my mind on how i want to make it.
This is an awesome idea! Thanks
You are so welcome! Glad you like it.
This looks like a good, solid design worthy of incorporation into my new shop. I like the ordinary guy channels like yours. They're more like the rest of us.
Thank you very much.
Great idea!
Thank you, it works extremely well in the shop
Doing a similar concept now by reccessing an 8 " cabinet into a 2 X 6 wall . Minimizing the projection into the bathroom space . Great use of unused space . Great video sir !
Out Standing! 50 year wood worker!
Thank you very much.
Paw Paw. I have much Love. Loyalty and Respect for you for many Reasons. I can tell your a Family Man and a Godley Man. God Bless you and your family..
Thank you very much. I really appreciate it very much.
Nice, concise and clear video. Just what I need for my overly crowded space. I subscribed but never saw the bell. For Mr. Schemmel there is no need to apologize for your English. It is far better than most of us German.
Thank you very much. I agree with you completely.
Nice design. Great video. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you very much.
Wow PawPaw ! thats awesome 👌
I am definitely gonna build a need more space cabinet.
Thank you very much. I appreciate it very much.
Well done. Hug those grand kids. I will be doing the same this weekend with some of mine.
Thank you very much. Yes, I will hug the grand kids.
I started watching your channel because of your CNC projects. But I enjoy builds like this as well. Keep doing what you are doing. Your channel is great.
Thank you very much. Yes, we have spoken before on the forum and I have seen you here before as well. Thank you for your support. Would love to see some of your projects.
Brilliant idea and design. I’m definitely going to make one of these. Very useful as l need space in my small workshop. Thanks for sharing.
Awesome, if you build one, send some pictures of the cabinet to me.
Great job Paw Paw! 🐾
Thank you very much
Thank You! Would love to see a video on your panel saw.
Good instructions I definitely got pointers like building both ends and cutting it in half
Thank you
This is a really nice design, I have a french cleat system in my shop, that I love, but I'm going to add this to the project list to free us some space. Can't wait to see how it looks filled up!
I use the french cleat system a lot as well. Depending on how much weight you have in the cabinet, this could be converted easily.
Great Idea! I'm going to build something like this for my shop!
Thanks for this!
Great project! Thanks!
Great idea! I have a small 12'x24' workshop that I am trying to get organized right now. Obviously, I have very limited wall space to work with as well. This idea just solved a bunch of problems for me. Thanks for taking the time to film, edit and share your ideas. One video in and I am subscribed already. I will go through your playlist and look for other neat ideas. Thanks :-)
Thank you very much. I appreciate that you subscribed and I hope that you will get a lot of great ideas.
Great idea. Simply explained what and how. I also need to do such a thing, I have little space in the garage :). Although I would personally hide the hinge inside.
Thank you very much. Hinge placement is an option.
@@PawPawsWorkShop you welcome. I know it's an option. I would just do it personally. I am also looking for places in a small garage and your idea is great
Nice build. This is going in my shop.
Fantastic. Thank you
Nice practical video, just what I needed to see. Just subscribed as well. Also love the fact that your shop doesn't resemble a laboratory.
Awesome! Thank you very much. I am trying to continue my organization efforts which is always ongoing.
Very nice and practical cabinet.
Thank you very much
Thank you for your video , your job it’s fantastic I’m learning with your videos .
You are very welcome. I'm glad that they are helping you learn.
a brilliant build, very well presented too, thanks for posting from Garry in the UK
Thank you very much.
great idea ,thanks
nice job! loved how you filmed it. you explained it very well thank you!
Thank you very much.
Very nicely done sir 👍 I definitely want to do this project, first I think I should build a workshop 😆😁 Thanks for sharing your thoughts and videos, Rodney
Thank you very much.
I have been looking for this design it's perfect for me. Great video 👍
thanks! I plan to make one soon.
Would love to see the panel saw and how you built it.
I have always wanted to try something like this
It is a very efficient use of space.
New to your channel. I’m an aspiring newbie to woodworking and a tool junkie. I’d love to see a video on setting up a beginners workshop area
What types of projects do you mainly do? You start small and add tools as you need them to complete your projects. I started with a jig saw and a drill, then added a circular saw.
I’m starting to try my hand at built ins and cabinets around the house. Recently purchased a nice table saw and track saw. So many projects that need to be done around my house.
Id Like to see how to choose and set up bits on the Xcarve
Thanks Will have to build one for my shop
You're welcome. Please send me picture of you build. Thank you very much.
Such an amazing idea. Love it 10 out of 10 A++ my friend
Thank you very much.
Great Idea for creating wall space. Can you share the plans for this cabinet?
Thank you very much. I do not have plans for this cabinet. I put most if not all the measurements in the video to build your own
Great build. I might do something similar for my shop 👍 thanks for sharing and subscribed!
Thank you very much. You have a great channel also.
@@PawPawsWorkShop thank you paw paw 😊👍
Great idea! Thanks for sharing your ideas.
Thank you very much.
I like your work and would love to see move space saving projects.
I believe if you are able to make and sell plans of your projects the money will help you keep making videos just like this one
Thank you very much. The plans are available for FREE when you join my Patreon Family.
Liked and sub'd. Thanks for sharing. Great build and nicely presented. Looking forward to some more videos.
Thank you very much.
Fantastic cabinet 👍🏻 Clever design. I’ve subscribed too!
Awesome! Thank you very much.
Nice build !
Thank you very much.
Your video was awesome! Would you have a set of plains on this build I would love to have a set. I was injured when using my table saw and it is still set up the way I had it set the day of my injury and that was three years ago. You have sparked my interest in woodworking with this cabinet, this might be the thing that gets me back out in the shop and I have a great need for something like your cabinet. Again thank you for all the hard work you do making the videos I know it is not any easy job. GW Ps I have subscribed and hit the bell
Awesome
Thank you
Thanks for giving me many ideas!
You're welcome.
Excellent job Sir. . .thanks for share. . . I SUBSCRIBE
Awesome! Thank you very much.
Cool idea. Thanks for the video.
Thank you very much.
Great idea you have a new subscriber
Awesome! Thank you!
we would like to have your measurements too, so we know how what size each pieces thank you Paul j
Like to see most cost effective, simplest way to sharpen chisels
Ok, I'll see what I can put together.
Love it! New sub here, cant wait to see it filled!
Thank you very much.
Good work I just start carpentring 1 week ago but this storage I like it
Thank you very much. I hope you are watching the beginner series. Hopefully, it will help you get started.
I subscribed to your channel a few weeks ago. Really like this project and the 8x storage space cabinet you made afterwards. I noticed in this video "How to Get 4x Storage in a Wall Cabinet (Part 1)" that you started out by cutting your plywood with a panel saw. I was wondering if you built your own panel saw and if so, I would be interested in seeing a video on how you built the panel saw. If not, do you have a source for the plans to build one? I am planning to build my own panel saw soon.
I actually built this many years ago. I'm planning on removing it from the shop in the near future because I need the space and I do not use it enough to justify the space it occupies.
Thx
Thank you very much.
Great cabinet, a good idea espacilly for small shops linke mine. Sorry for the bad english and greetings from germany
Thank you very much and welcome to my channel.. I love Germany. It is such a beautiful country.
Your english is just fine.
Better than others that were raised here.
See?
I would like to see a video on building the panel saw
That was built several years ago long before I was doing videos. I actually thinking about removing it from the shop.
@@PawPawsWorkShop I was going to ask for the same thing - do you not use it enough? why are you thinking of removing?
Did you make that panel saw? And is there a video for it? Great work !
Yes I made it and no there is no video. I made it long before I was doing videos
Great
Thank you very much.
To like the Swiss Army Cabinet ! I like the design concept quite a bit as everyone is tight on wall space in our shops Looks like you use some pretty good plywood for shop cabinets too i am located in he North East. And. Finding decent plywood for a fair price is quite a challenge i have a older cousin i the same area. And he and i always talk about that issue as he and i both have a history in Commercial Woodworking and like to work with better materials these days most of our supplies come from the ig box stores so we are imited to whatever they. Stock that are often more about t their profit margins then the quality our general conclusion has been that the imported Baltic Birch Py they carry is one of the better deals or else we are stuck wit MDF and he ad i both dont like the dust of MDF although it does have some Good characteristics for retain applications I personally try to avoid it whe i can I recently saw a Woodworkers tool storage cabinet that has a similar design to your cabinet yet is on wheels and stands around 6 foot tall he also incorporated a French Cleat system on the interior to. Make custom Tool holders that can be moved around in the compartments i thought it was pretty sharp plus another advantage was it all folded up and was lockable Which is a nice feature. When you work in a large commercial shop Nd leave your personal tools in the building over night Like any security it helps keep the honest people more honest IMO as i have had co workers “ borrow” things like router bits and forget to return them Ironically ive always engraved my router bits in a not so obvious. Way and i have gone to retrieve what. Is mine ! As a rule i can reckonize its missing immediately as i am very OCD about my tool organization myself my Co workers used to make fun of me because i like my things clean and organized It never bothered me as i feel that it helps me do a good job. At whatever I’m working on
Awesome! Thank you very much. Your comments are so true.
Great job!!
Thank you very much.
Thanks for a video loaded with good ideas. I'm already thinking of ideas to improve and adapt it. Have you thought about using 1/4" pegboard for the central divider? It would need support along the cut edge to be strong enough, but would be great for hanging tools on. Pegboard could also be used for the back, set forward by 3/4" to allow for wall mounting blocks behind it. I was a little surprised when I saw you cut the hinges so short. You are losing a lot of rigidity by not having them run the full height of the cabinet. You could still get the same economy of materials without sacrificing strength by cutting them into two pieces and having the gap in the middle. It's the extreme top and bottom areas that do the most work.
Yes, this cabinet can be adapted very easy to a french cleat system, pegboard and more. I have already changed my mind several times as to how and what I'm putting into it. That's a good idea about the splitting of the hinges. Thank you very much.
@@PawPawsWorkShop Piano hinges are not easy to find here in Taiwan. Can regular door hinges be used and how many should I use? Can you make a video on how to mount it on the wall?
Great job, looks great. Once again you have encouraged me just to get on with the build. I've been going to build one if these for quite some time now, but time always seems to get away from me, go figure eh. Anyways that was a nice easy way to cut through the box to separate into individual compartments...ya gotta love it. I think my working area is even less which begs the question...what am I waiting for? Thanks a bunch, now to apply a nice finish....ahhhhh. Have an awesome week! Andrew ps, I have now resubscribed after my cell phone crooked and lost it all.
Awesome. I hope you get the opportunity to build one.
I just finished a cabinet made using your techniques however mine didn't have the center section, maybe the next one will. One suggestion when cutting the front in half like you show around 9:00 minutes, I would change my blade to the thinness blade you own, I really don't like the gap ( slightly more than 1/8") my standard blade left in the between the doors. I'm trying to come up with something that doesn't look like an after thought.
Good idea, thank you
How about some basic measurements for your cabinet. It’s a great space saving idea
Gave me some ideas and inspiration - thnx! I have never used piano hinges in a project and weren’t sure if they would work with the weight of the wood and tools loaded up. Looks like I need to rethink that. I like having my tools easily in sight and not lost in a drawer. This would work for me! Thnx!
Awesome! Piano hinges are very strong and will support a lot of weight.
Love this design & your doing a great job of letting viewers know how & why in your builds.. Can't tell you how annoying it is when people share cool projects & designs... BUT DON'T ACTUALLY SHARE THEM? I'm actually drawing a blank on a project I'm working on at home to create a small shop of sorts but using the 8ft space between my 2 10' x 10' metal sheds as my side walls & then framed the back wall about a foot off the block wall to help deflect shop sounds away from neighbors... I've actually been able to put it together (about 70% finished) almost entirely by picking up material freebies off the various classified ad sites & retasking other freebies & tearouts from other jobs I've done. I decided to expandit just a little & I had installed (stuffed it in the corner is probaqbly more accurate) what was a lower cabinet up high in the back right corner bcuz it worked well enough at the time & it still works there if I can figure a clever way to now add locking double doors as an extension from the bottom of the cabinet to the paver floor bcuz that space is perfect for locking up my pressure washer, airless sprayer, & a few other tools that will swtill allow quick access... This extension has got me stuck which is fairly unusal ... but after seeing your video I thought I'd put this out there & see if you or your viewers have a few ideas to throw my way ? The footprint of the cabinet at the floor will be 65" wide x 22" to 24" deep x 50" high & my problem is making it fairly secure without an ugly 2x4 frame for speed bumps to roll over? I'm looking at possibly cutting a channel in the pavers to sink the lower frame in unless some interesting ideas come up? Thanks for any help & keep the great videos coming!
Thank you very much. It sounds like you have a very interesting project.
New subscriber here. Great video.
Awesome. Thank you very much.
Absolutely an awesome Build new Sub for sure. Would love to see Dimensions and try this myself. Love to see new thinking.
Will do. The next video will be out shortly. Thank you very much.
Dimensions are usually job specific width, heighth and depth . Good luck on your project and keep on working the wood
Smart design and great craftsmanship. I’m a new subscriber now.
Thank you very much.
Nice Job, I could use a cabinet like that.
Awesome! Thank you
Great video. Can you share details of your panel saw?
I'll add it to my list. Thank you very much.
It's nice i like it