Simple HD Shelf: Make it Easy, Make it Strong
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- Опубліковано 14 лют 2024
- Here is a storage shelf that will fit in most locations and go through most doors. It is heavy duty and can last you a long time. But the best part is the simplicity of assembly. You can easy build this project with a few 2x4s and a sheet of OSB. Come make use of this storage in your garage or workshop.
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I love your content… I just built this… 3 months of wood working experience… your instructions perfect are measured, cut, pre drilled and built.. look forward to more ..
Great build. I like your attitude with woodworking, very cool.
Thank you, Jim in Oregon
Thank you very much!
Just made these last weekend… wheels next weekend and ripping a 2x for shelf support.
when building to hold aquariums that hold 500 plus pounds, we add a board between the side rails and bottom and on each level. Cheap insurance.. no worries about sheer problems!
That's a great suggestion thank you
Wow, wow, wow. Love this! I am all about some pegboard, believe it or not, I was just thinking about that before you mentioned it. Super build, great job. Be safe, be blessed & thanks for sharing 👍🏻👍🏻
Appreciate the good info. While I don’t see the screws shearing, with temperature and moisture changes, I could see shelves moving slightly down under large longterm loads. As you pointed out, you have some blocks leftover that could be added under the shelves for overkill.
That is a great project.
I don't think the issue is shear strength of the screws. I think it would be, over long term, screws going into end-grain. With expansion and contraction via humidity, they could loosen up over time. This project would have been perfect for pocket screws. That gives long grain to long grain screwing. Just something to consider. Otherwise, great build!
Good,clear and well explained video for a basic build, nice one .🇬🇧
I need to do this to get my shop set up. Regarding the center brace, another thing that it will do is help get rid of some/most/all of your twist/unevenness. OSB or hardboard would work just fine for this. I would like to think that if you were to use 2X 2s, it'd still working fine but with half the weight gone. Just a thought. Great job!
I built 4 x8x8 shelves like this for my shed. So far they have lasted 8 years.
TOTAL SHEAR STRENGTH OF 16 SCREWS = PLENTY!
Very True!
FWIW, used motor oil is good stain or sealer for anywhere u might want "pressure treated" because of moisture, and absolutely in place in a shop
wow, OSB is more expensive than premium plywood in my area!
Peace ✌🏼
I built my shelves exactly like this. I built probably 6 of them. Two of them racked horribly after I got a couple hundred pounds on them. Trust me, they need cross bracing!
Good shelf design and build. I'm pretty sure those screws won't shear off easily, I did a cursory look at the strength of screws and they're easily a couple hundred pounds each and as a system you have multiple and redundant, so they'll likely hold up many hundreds of pounds. I'm still trying to stiffen those saggy shelves from the last video...but seriously... I am! LOL
Thank you for looking that up.
And good luck on those sagging shelves 🙂
@@SpecificLove7 , thanks!
Plans with materials needed would make a nice pdf for a shop book of projects..
Trying to find straight 2x4s is nearly impossible these days.
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I know prices are all over the place but can I ask about how much this project cost you?
Not counting screws, less than $60
@@SpecificLove7 Ah, Thank you very much. I've bought about a dozen of those plastic indoor outdoor shelves and I've been considering switching to building my own. They're about $80+taxes. I'm probably going to stick with them but who knows.