Thanks. For a project like this, you wouldn't want to save a few dollars on material. It's actually birch. The cheaper plywood just isn't good quality. Oak would also do.
Very nice build. I might use this method to rebuild my garage cabinets. Also appreciate answering viewers questions. Very helpful for anyone doing their own cabinets.
The shelf material is 1/4" maple plywood (4x8 sheets). Other than that i used approx. 40 pieces 2x3x8 For tools you need a drill, level, tape measure, hammer, pencil, square and also helpful is a small stepladder.
I did something very similar, but along the left wall I have a countertop and 4 electrical outlets. All my small appliances are lined up across the counter and I use them in my pantry rather than hauling them out every time. Changed my life! 😂
Love this. We have put a safe in our last 2 closets. Ours are hidden. You did beautiful work. I was always surprised at the amount of dirt, etc. that showed up on my shoe wall.
Would the length hold up to heavy items like cast irons without bowing? Looks to me like it should have a vertical support halfway on the long side 🤷🏾♀️
Thanks. I plan all my projects by myself using SKETCHUP. Design with parts and cut list took me propably a few evenings. I would say 10 hours the most. Building and installing from start to finish was maybe 25 hours for me and 20 hours for my wife. We started on a Saturday and finished the following week Saturday. Panels were painted during the week after work.
It took my wife and I approx. 6 month to build the closet. But we worked only after hours and mainly Saturdays. I think the most time was spent on painting. Takes a while to prime, sand, paint 3 coats.
This is great. Exactly what I was looking for. Can you pls tell me whether you used nails or screws to hold the wood studs together? What size? Is it also the same for plywoods?
Thanks. It's a Grizzly G0623X - 10" 5 HP Sliding Table Saw It's far from a professional sliding table saw but perfectly fine for my home projects. I have the single phase version with a 5hp motor. Price is around $5k. Plus another 1k for the dust collector with accessories. I believe that's the best sliding table saw you can get for this price. I'm very happy with it and would absolutely buy again. You can find it here: www.grizzly.com/products/grizzly-10-5-hp-sliding-table-saw/g0623x
