1 Stud Towel Shelf System, Forget Towel Rods! 

Thanks for walking through the process of identifying the need and how you not only overcame the constraints but used them to come up with a design that was both functional and attractive. Creativity is equally as important as skill for woodworking. I see so many people complaining about builds where there are no plans provided, when in reality everyone's needs are unique. You could have been searched for hours to find something that worked for your requirement. I'm sure that in time people will be here asking what they should do because their stud isn't in the same place as yours.

Awesome work, dude! Really well done! 😃 But yeah, humidity eats wood! Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

This video is a perfect example for why you build it yourself instead of buying. When you build it you can make it any size and shape you want or need. I think it looks great.

Love, love, LOVE the graphic at the end of the video that functions as a cut list. Also, major kudos on listing the length of the wood screws.

Nicely done! One can also make those dados with a sliding miter saw, for those who only have that tool.

Wow Justin, nice design solution. Looks great.

A fantastic looking build. Excellent explanation at all stages and safety tips are great. ❤

Great idea! Problem solving at its best!

Awesome build for a common problem! I am so envious of your shop space! Can we get an updated tour!

Great build, looks great

But we can cut them by hand in the UK. LOL. Great video share. Love the design.

Leather by dragonfly for your shop apron. It’s not cheap but I promise it’s is in fact the most loved tool in my shop.

Great project! It's given me an idea for something similar in our master bathroom. I have an air purifier/filter question. My workshop is in most of a 2-car garage, and I pretty much always have the garage doors open when I'm working out there. I have gone back & forth about having an air purifier, since it seems like a useful addition, but I'm not sure if it would be effective for that large a space with almost the whole front wall open to the outside when the doors are up. Since the space is not climate-controlled, I also have a floor (pedestal style) fan that I generally have blowing on me for cooling during warm weather. (Actually, here in Texas, warm might be an understatement. LOL) So I would like to know your opinion on the necessity or effectiveness of an air purifier or filtering unit for my setup. I do have (FINALLY!) dust collection. Basically a shop vacuum type unit for smaller hand tools (sander, etc.), and a larger unit for my miter saw & table saw (so far just those). And yes, I also do wear an RZ mask when I'm doing dusty things. I'd appreciate any input you might have. Thanks in advance. Hope you have a fabulous day! :)

I liked it but more importantly......did the boss like it?

Looks nice. Thanks too for emphasizing protecting your lungs!

I’m sad that when talking about there only being a single stud available you bypassed the opportunity to point the stud finder at yourself and trigger it. Found it! 😀

Why not cut all three shelves at the same time?

CMT introduced the LOCKED DADO PRO. It's the only dado stack that is fully UNI EN847 COMPLIANT and legal in the EU.