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@Fixthisbuildthat 4 года назад

If you want even more Garage Storage check out these Garage Cabinets! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-oUtIhveUPTk.html

@paullobwein1632 4 года назад

Fix This Build That do you have metric measurements for your plans available? I just purchased your pack of plans and being an Aussie i am not used to imperial

@muhammadmohomed6056 4 года назад

Hi, can you include metric measurements in your plans please.

@jeremyanthony3307 4 года назад

Hey Fix this build that I have a serious question. With those black and red flip top storage bins could you transform that into a lift up top?

@yanglu9555 4 года назад

Paul Lobwein and Muhammad, it all depends on the size of your garage and how big you like to build it. The right tools to build shelves like those are a must, especially for the minor saw ( you can find it at Lowe's or Home Depot for around $200 dollars USD) I've started to build mine about a year and half ago, because we have so much stuff already in the garage it literally took me longer than expected. *** By the way, please keep in mind that wood will split if you use the wrong screw. Which I am using two drills, one to make pilot holes and the other one to put in the screw. I'm sure after you've done all the work the last thing you want is a split wood, not fun at all! *** So my measurement for the shelves that I build was 6ft tall X 17ft wide X 1ft 7in deep, 6ft tall X 14 ft wide X 1ft 7in deep, 7ft tall X 6 ft wide X 3ft 5in deep. It all depends on your need and storage. By the way, make sure you measure the height of your bins first before you start cutting and putting everything all together! Hope this works for you!

@fouadmerza5066 3 года назад

good job

@gSuuP 4 года назад

I like how you try to simplify each task for those who don't have fancy tools! I'm tired of the DIY videos with $15k+ tools in them

@Fixthisbuildthat 4 года назад

I try to do a good mix cause I know not everyone has all the fancy stuff :)

@alanrmurphy 4 года назад

Totally get this. Last video I watched, the dude takes his 2x4s to his jointer and from there, to his planer. There's me, in my garage with a drill, circular saw and a sander 🤣😂

@adamwiggins8290 4 года назад

Right?! "I made a pocket screw guide for $15." *Proceeds to use $3K worth of tools.

@CLINT-THE-GREAT 4 года назад

gSuuP no doubt . Idk how many times I’ve watched a tool bench build and the first thing they say to do was “now run all your boards thru your planer..”. I’m like “peace”

@yanglu9555 4 года назад

Gsuup, Harbor Freight has all those tools and they are cheap! Well Lowe's and Home Depot has the minor saw for around $200

@srtstl2599 3 года назад

😂😂😂😂😂 he said $10 OSB. Oh man, how I miss the good ol days!

@velianlodestone1249 2 года назад

Hahahaha, yeah this project did not age well, that shelf is worth like $500 now.

@purplelucrezia 2 года назад

I made essentially this shelf recently, it cost me $120

@Wimikk 2 года назад

Paying $50 for each rotten 1/2inch OSB sheet on my shed. What a time to be alive.

@masterace1150 2 года назад

@@velianlodestone1249 I always pick up good 2x4s and 4x4s at construction sites and they would be more than happy if you took it away from their sites as they have to pay to scrap it. Plan ahead and save more :) 8 made the same shevles with no plywood, just cutouts from skids and spare wood trimmings from here and there. Maybe youd just need to buy a few 2x4s for the longer sections.

@The_Patriotic_Prepper 2 года назад

My thoughts exactly!

@rexseven6907 3 года назад

One thing to keep in mind is that over time people always end up with more weight on shelves than they realize. I like to cut 2X4s to exact length to put between each shelf vertically. Like leaving the spacers in. That way the weight is carried by the 2X4 instead of screws. It seems like it's overkill, but it's better than having an overweight shelf collapse.

@iloveveggies7634 Год назад

I came here to comment this. Building shelves only supported by screws isn’t the proper way to do it. The exterior legs shouldn’t be load bearing but rather only to attach the spacers. 2x4 have tremendous compression strength and unfortunately, this project is a miss.

@dgollas 8 месяцев назад

About to start a build like this, looking for the right way to do it. Your comment confirmed my instinct, I actually thought he was going to leave the spacers in. Thanks two year old comment!

@bartbley1269 7 месяцев назад

Post and beam. Weight is not then carried by the shear of the screws . to many people build shelving with just shear to hold things up

@TitaniumDude 6 месяцев назад

Come on guys this project is legit, have you ever tested how much weight it takes to shear a wood screw? 12 screws per shelf could hold the space shuttle. Good project for beginners.

@gravelpit5680 3 месяца назад

This is exactly what I was thinking and I know zero about carpentry. I need a shelf that can hold a motorcycle engine or two. That shelf he built, all that's holding it up is some tiny screws... I wouldn't trust it at all. I need to be able to put 3000lbs of stuff on that shelf.

@MrJohnnyboyrebel 4 года назад

Hint: buy the storage bins first and size the shelves to fit them. Also, to make things super strong, those shelf spacers that you used to set the distance between the shelves can be left in place so that the spacers carry the load rather than trusting the shear strength of the screws. But now you’ve whet my appetite to go make shelves! Thanks for the inspiring video.

@techguy9023 4 года назад

Leave them in or use half lap joints. Don’t rely on the screws. Cut half lap with a dado. Nice shelf.

@skirace009 3 года назад

pretty sure he isn't putting 1000 pounds on these shelves....

@austin2842 3 года назад

Those construction screws will do the job (maybe 70 lbs shear strength per screw), but if you're concerned you can go with structure screws or just low cost nails which have far greater shear strength.

@PhilPic01 3 года назад

Or metal brackets, up under the beams of each shelf, to take off the edge from the weight. A lot of things can be done without having to go through a lot of trouble. I'm actually making something very similar right now, but smaller and more modular so that they can be stacked, moved or assembled however depending on space without having to break the whole thing down.

@boots7859 2 года назад

@@PhilPic01 Why go to the trouble of buying brackets? Everyone has off-cuts and odds and end 2x4 pieces. Easiest and cheapest would be to cut some 2x4 x4" supports pieces, clamp against the shelf, and pound 3 nails through to the leg. Cost, $0.25 worth of nails, some scrap wood, and 3-4 minutes of time including cutting time. Might not look 'sweet', however almost no one but you are every really even going to notice it.

@PatientVelociraptor 4 года назад

This video was worth it for that stud finding trick alone!

@9seven9seven24 4 года назад

To avoid kickback only support the piece the saw is running on not both sides. Waste side should be able to fall away. Stay safe

@MrBraden17 4 года назад

And if that's not possible. Apply upward pressure on the timber when approaching the end of the cut to ensure the timber doesn't fall into the saw blade, thus creating kick back.

@KevinBuild 4 года назад

I understand that sometimes we don't want the waste part to drop onto floor. What I do is to support both sides, but make sure the waste side is slightly lower (about 1cm) so that gravity will pull it away from saw blade.

@bluetorch13 3 года назад

I also saw his other hand applying down pressure.

@TheCabs202000 3 года назад

Or use a miter saw if available

@Sasquatch7.62 Год назад

Cut it on the chop saw, you got the room.

@cosmicking7979 Год назад

just made mine, costed about $100, took me a while since it was my first time doing any diy, much appreciated!

@mrfochs 4 года назад

From my years of working in rough framing, the way we would prevent kickback when cutting (often twisted and wet lumber) was to have the spacer closest to the saw on the "long side" be slightly taller than the rest. This means as the lumber is cut, it drops down slightly onto the spacers on the run-out side. This prevents pinching and also moves the already cut pieces out of the way slightly.

@mondotv4216 4 года назад

Good job Brad. My Dad built ladder style shelves back in about 1960 and I did the same thing in my garage when I built my new house (26 years ago). They just sit between the brick piers down both sides and I can still fit cars in. I only used 2 x 1s for the ladders as they’re all anchored into the brick walls so plenty strong enough. I had to replace the longer original MDF shelves as the sagged a bit - put in radiata and they’ve held up fine.

@danielpowersdo6289 4 года назад

Really useful, practical advice. Love the trick about using spacers to facilitate one person assembly; also allows fine-tuning to ensure level. Thanks! Subscribed!!

@SmallWorkshopGuy 4 года назад

Thank you for the kickback accident - that will help me avoid a scary situation - at my age. s little scary incident could be more than the old ticker can handle. LOL I am very jealous of all that floor space.

@Fixthisbuildthat 4 года назад

Having everything on wheels really helps!

@enjoyyourlifetothefullest7646 3 года назад

@@Fixthisbuildthat what are the wood cut sizes and dimensions so I can have home depot cut it for me and all I have to do is put it together.

@martinmarusinec6204 3 года назад

@@Fixthisbuildthat didn't you just screwed the shelves to the wall? ;-)

@pocu321 Год назад

I really appreciate how simple you make these projects. I'm going to use this instruction, use treated wood, make extend it out some from 16", make only one tier, and adjust the leg height and make a potting table for my garden outside. Edit: I think I'll make it two tiers so I can keep the pots or soil bags on the bottom tier.

@billofalltrades1468 3 года назад

Awesome build! I'm currently remodeling my garage, insulating and building new benches and storage. This will work out great for my storage needs. Thank you so much for the free plans.

@miketony2069 2 года назад

This is a great guide for a beginner like myself. Building the top shelf first (and working on it upside down) makes things so much easier. Thank You for that. I've been watching this a few times and maybe the 4th time I got the whole "me nail gun" doh! Great channel!

@deace15 Год назад

Used your video to build my shelves. Came out great. Simple design with great instruction, you’re the man!

@ChrisHaggertyArt 4 года назад

The magnet for the screws is genius. love that tip, thanks!

@ericdevries3007 4 года назад

For a stronger shelf joint, see the OSHA standard on how to make wood ladders for construction sites. The current design of screws into end grain of 2x4 is a weak joint type. When the wood splits over time the joint can become significantly weaker. Another strong joint option is joist hanger brackets.

@johnpeters1706 4 года назад

This is the perfect project. And with my 7th grade wood shop skills, I believe I can do it. Thank you!

@jag8477 6 месяцев назад

Thank you! I just finished my first shelf and all is well so far. More tomorrow!

@markmeli1960 4 года назад

Great job! You could also use adjustable feet to account for the slope in your garage. That's also good for keep the wood off of the floor if you get any kind of moisture.

@kevinwelshons6399 11 месяцев назад

I got supplies for a my shelves (72"x24"x84") 2 OSB, (13) 10' 2x4, and screws $68 from my Lowe's. this is a great first wood project for me!! Thank you for your video, very helpful tips and tricks

@dexterousx92 10 месяцев назад

*Mind blown 🤯! These garage shelves are the DIY storage solution I've been searching for! Can't wait to transform my cluttered space into a super-efficient haven. Thanks for the step-by-step guide, you just earned yourself a new subscriber 🛠🔧🔝*

@shirleymalar304 3 года назад

Just what I needed since I have been in shed-building mode this summer! Thanks for the very helpful video!

@amberm6766 3 года назад

That Sponser shout out actually just helped me out a lot. A little diy skin coat and dry wall tools and rust have been ruining my days. I didn’t even know there what’s a soak! I’m literally watching rest of this video after I go get some this instant.

@reinerjakel8950 3 года назад

Just built this today. Simple , sturdy and well presented. Thanks

@robertwillis4029 4 года назад

Hey thanks, i tried this design and it works great for me . very well explained and very little overages.

@J.A.GCustoms 4 года назад

When I was cutting 2x4’s and deck boards to raise the height of my trailer sides I got kick back too! I adjusted the blade depth to just a tooth under and had no more problems! I also got my jawhorse from Rockwell out and that help support it

@ComeWithJia 4 года назад

Love how you do your sponsors in the middle of the video and you always show us an example of how you used it!

@ShaunGuthrie-CaskWoodworking 4 года назад

Nice work Brad, these projects are always in need. Will for sure be looking at building something like this in our new place. Also nice teaching moment, so glad you left that in there. It can happen to anyone and bringing awareness to it is great. Much respect for that.

@Fixthisbuildthat 4 года назад

Thanks, Shaun. I was slapping my head when it first happened and then thought...well, guess I'll just roll with it.

@grega1207 3 года назад

Several below have mentioned the structural aspects of using just screws to take the shear load of the shelves and whatever you store on them! Simple suggestion, you show making some spacers to easily set the height of each shelf. In contrast, just make a couple extra sets of spacers and then rip each of them in half (effectively a 2x2) and permanently install them in place while still being able to use them as spacers in your pre-assembly. This way you have solid wood supporting the vertical loads (plus the additional screws to install them!) rather than relying on screws only (which typically have terrible shear strength). Just one piece of advice from one engineer to another :-) Love your videos

@markanthonyharrison5153 3 года назад

Only just found this and it's really helpful. I have used a circular saw for the first time recently (previously made do with a mitre saw and jigsaw) and I got a kick back which scared the living daylights out of me. I thought it was something I did wrong so thank you so much for explaining how it can happen. Subscribed.

@chrismoore9997 4 года назад

On my shelves, I was able to load them with over 300 lbs... I glued the plywood to the 2x3 lumber and it really increases the strength. I wish I could post photos... I built ten shelf units and some of them are probably loaded to near 1000 pounds.

@Tony-tm8mu 4 года назад

Thank you for making these videos, they are simple & you always give great tips on safety. I had never picked up tools or worked with wood until I started watching your videos.

@Fixthisbuildthat 4 года назад

Glad to help!

@JohnJones-oy3md 4 года назад

3:19 - The factory cut edge of a strip of leftover OSB/plywood/MDF also works great for this application.

@kermitefrog64 4 года назад

Good idea to use the clamps. I just finished off some shelving 2 weeks ago. And it came off really good for a first time project but a few of the shelves were just a bit off but it was built out of reclaimed fencing material. I had to rip the 4x4's to 2x4's and used the fence boards for the shelves.

@williamellis8993 4 года назад

Great shelves, great design (from one engineer to another) and simple enough build. Stay safe. Bill

@paulnavara7127 10 месяцев назад

Thanks for your video and for some great tips. I wasn't aware that a garage floor sloped. After measuring with a level it indicated I needed to make the "downside" legs 3/4 inch longer. I was reluctant to have different lengths on the legs but when I tipped the unit up to put it in place the shelves were perfectly level. That was pretty cool, thanks!

@Large_Sarge 3 года назад

Subbed because you don't expect us to have 10k in tools and explain it for beginners. Thank you.

@stevegronsky8904 4 года назад

So Brad, I heard " I attached with some ME nails " Glad to see/hear they've returned. You said in the last video they'd return and so they did!!!! 👍👍

@Fixthisbuildthat 4 года назад

It's such an easy layup 😜

@Crusty_Camper 3 года назад

Hi from the England /Scotland border. I really like your style. Very honest and not just showing when things went perfectly.

@710Garage 4 года назад

this video was great! i like how you broke down each step and made it a really simple watch. keep the videos coming this is awesome

@wendellharris4928 2 года назад

Thanks for the education. This was by far the easiest shelving project I've done. Thanks again.

@917Stefano 2 года назад

That is a good lesson about binding causing kickback. Clearly this could happen to anyone and it is worth keeping in mind. Good video!

@grega1207 3 года назад

I recently got a StudBuddy to help locate studs as I was laying out a house full of base board moulding. That thing is great!

@jitu757 3 года назад

Thanks for this cause I have been looking for shelving ideas for the garage and this hit every point...down to the SLOPE! this nobody ever talks about.

@moneymakingmikeg.9555 4 года назад

One of the BEST (easiest to understand) garage shelving video on RU-vid!! Between this video & Johnny Brooke's overhead storage video mu gagarge won't know what hit it. Great video Brad💯💯💯. Dirty Jersey out!!

@Fixthisbuildthat 4 года назад

Thanks, dude!

@theresacurrin6395 4 года назад

Great video. I’m a beginner and need to make some shelves. Thanks for doing this! Very good instructions!

@ibleebinU 2 года назад

This is perfect for my situation, especially the curb at the wall. Thanks for posting this!

@allanh4803 4 года назад

Terrific video, thanks. I need to build new shelves for my garage. I'll certainly be following your instructions.

@arampianist 4 года назад

Thank you for leaving the kickback in the video!

@cycledcnva 2 года назад

I try to double check the blade depth with the cuts. I had a lot of kickback when cutting up pallet wood due to different sizes. The blade adjustment really helped!

@electricalron 3 года назад

NICE! I've got a few days off this week and this is what I'll be doing with the time. THANKS BRAD!!!!

@mikeross2550 4 года назад

Just finished building these shelves for my shed. Easy build and super strong. Going to build some for my garage. Thanks!

@Fixthisbuildthat 4 года назад

Awesome, enjoy it!

@lutherdaniel5448 3 года назад

Built this over the weekend. Simple and strong.

@shawnr771 4 года назад

Nice simple build. Good clear instructions. I built something like this a couple of years ago. I used 3/4 plywood for the shelving. Personally not a fan of OSB for anything. The set I did the two bottom shelves that were a full 8 foot in length. Then two more shelves that were 4 foot in the length on one end. That allowed me to put peg board on the wall above the open end. The second shelf up I measured up from the floor where the end of it would be comfortable to use as a work table.

@jerryrogers5233 4 года назад

Great effort. I use the orange tools too and appreciate the warranty. It is always best to support a cut as close to the cut as possible to prevent kick back. The big box stores will rip the sheets on a panel saw for free of 50 cents a cut which is great for a person who wants a perfect cut and lacks the confidence or experience to do it themselves, plus sheets cut into 16" strips fit into mini vans and cars easier. I wear ear as well as eye protection in the shop to preserve as much hearing as I can. For indoor use sheet rock screws are inexpensive and work well. Again, great video!

@barryroberts6470 4 года назад

Great video Brad and nice shelves as well, thanks for showing some mistakes and correcting them as well, not alot of people do show their mistakes. Take Care and Stay Safe, Barry (ENG)

@Fixthisbuildthat 4 года назад

Good to hear from you, Barry!

@Bogster73 4 года назад

There are so many useful tips within this! Thanks for sharing your wisdom.

@C3DPropShop 4 года назад

Magnets to find drywall screws was a great trick! Definitely putting that one in the toolbelt.

@Fixthisbuildthat 4 года назад

such a simple but effective method

@Swiat34 4 года назад

I really like using a stud finder. Especially since I can try it out on myself first and make sure it works. The kids still laugh but the old lady just rolls her eyes.

@shawnr771 4 года назад

A small stack of rare earth magnets is like 4 dollars at Home Depot in the fastener section. I been using them for over 20 years. They have a package of six 1/4 inch solid ones or a package of three 1/2 washer design. I have found it easier to use the six as they are easier to pick off the wall when you are ready to move them.

@alanrmurphy 4 года назад

@@Swiat34 ha ha, yeah, you can't call yourself a Dad until you've done that trick. And you can't continue to call yourself a Dad unless you do that trick.. Every time you hold a stud finder in your hand

@Swiat34 4 года назад

Ed Moore Very true.

@daveb8898 4 года назад

Thanks for the video Brad. Moving into a new home soon and this will come in handy!

@bennywilks9367 Год назад

I want to commend you for showing the kick-back. Most would edit that out, bu8t the realistic, and responsible, thing to do would be to do what you did and leave it in. Great job.

@AngieWilliamsDesigns 4 года назад

These are great. Lots of organization to still do. I've built other shelves but these look more sturdy. And since I'll be building by myself... Looks easier to do. And thanks for the free plans. I'll be adding them to others that I've already purchased from you.

@Fixthisbuildthat 4 года назад

Thanks, Angie! You're always a great supporter!

@jimbeam1239 2 года назад

Made this exact shelf and turned out great! Thanks a lot

@lstchcglch 4 года назад

What I like about this and so many other "cheap to build" garage shelving is the the beautiful and very pricey power tools they're built with. It kind of reminds me of how much a guy can save on meat by hunting with a new rifle, new clothing, new truck, etc. Seriously, I like your video very much, thanks.

@sapelesteve 4 года назад

Very nicely done Brad! Good thing that you've got the wife to help you lug things around the garage. Stay home & stay safe.............. 👍👍😉😉

@Fixthisbuildthat 4 года назад

Thanks, Steve. Stay well!

@eron1979 Год назад

Finally someone else that builds correctly exactly how I build mine 🙌 👌 good job

@sherrycohen1824 Год назад

Grear video. I hired two workers to make shelves in my garage about five years ago to hold and organize my husband's smoker and three grills and accessories. I only wish I had them find a solution for the problem areas -- the electrical boxes, the pipe, and the mound on the corner of the garage. Still, we can get both cars in and that was my priority. Looking forward to more of your videos.

@masterace1150 2 года назад

The reason why you are getting a kickback is because you are supposed to leave the shorter side of the 2×4 or anything else and it should be left suspended so it can just fall off. When you don't do this, as you make the cut, the lumber would buckle towards the spinning blade causing it to make contact with large enough surface area to be able to kick itself back instead of cutting through, I hope this helps.

@johnchirlin3111 3 года назад

Nice job! Thanks for putting this together, very helpful.

@hursteric 4 года назад

that magnet trick is sweet! I have never seen that before.

@ppower4104 4 года назад

I built an almost identical set of shelves some 25 years ago. Now, I notice significant sag in the 2 X 4’s. If I had to do it again, I would add vertical supports in the center of each shelf.

@nataschas.6560 2 года назад

Hello . I had already experienced the kickback with my hand-held circular saw. I have respect for every saw, but especially for the saw. You built a beautiful shelf. I like it. Lovly Regards Natascha

@kagirokasuri6119 4 года назад

I love your idea for finding the studs! I have a stud finder but for whatever reason can't get it to work. Also, awesome video! Thank you!

@gordonjennings9361 4 года назад

Plans worked out perfectly... thank you!

@hfarms5779 Год назад

I like the way your design has so little waste. Also 16" wide with that height is unstable so securing to the wall is a must.

@EngineeredMojo Год назад

This was a clean and simple install, needed in these expensive times!

@rkfarmranch8214 3 года назад

Love your videos, but more than anything else you explain things better than anyone. Thank you. RK San Diego

@mlpman246 3 года назад

I'd like to make a shelve like this, but wider so that the bins are coming out longways. Love the project!

@leeamraa 4 года назад

can't get simpler than that! ... love simplicity!

@chrisrasmussen5018 4 года назад

Great basic shelf design. I make mine in a similar way but make the 2x4 frame a little larger to inset the osb panels. I run my supports sideways instead of vertical to eliminate needing to fire up the table saw. I run an additional support on the ends to support the shelf.

@Fixthisbuildthat 4 года назад

Sounds like a good design!

@_neat 4 года назад

I have water drainage issues in my garage when we park our cars when it rains, so it would be a good idea to install adjustable feet to the legs of the shelf to keep the wood out of the moisture and to perfectly level the shelf to prevent things from rolling off the shelf and onto your cars.

@BeugsTheLegend 3 года назад

While I love your videos, today I want to compliment you on the way you do your sponsor ads. It’s genius to have the actual video happening simultaneously because we won’t skip the ad that way. Plus, even the ad is enjoyable the way you present it. Well done, sir.

@rossromo2061 Год назад

So much excellent detail in this video. Thanks so much!

@heyitsagoodlife 4 года назад

this was a great video, I learned a lot, thanks!

@patrickhenderson1964 4 года назад

I built 6 of these a few years ago. One thing I did was use some kind of rubberized paint for the last 3-4 inches of the legs to seal the wood for years from any kind of water damage.

@BronkBuilt 4 года назад

Thanks for sharing. Yeah, kick back can be scary for sure. Glad you are okay.

@mrlafayette1964 Год назад

Nice, so much better than the plastic ones that are weak and don't hold up. Not overkill at all on the cross braces, without them that 7/16" osb will definitely give over time with any weight at all on it.

@thetwogardens6048 2 года назад

Best Ive seen so far. Gonna get cracking on it !

@thomasjeffries1020 2 года назад

Exactly what I was looking for. Thank you.

@superdannyj 4 года назад

Loved the video. I want to make an L shaped mud kitchen in the corner of my garden and this has been slightly useful so thanks

@PETE1760 Год назад

Going to use your idea man! Thank you so much! And I subscribed

@woodlandburl6648 4 года назад

Okay now I need to head out for more 2x4’s. Thanks

@josev8971 4 года назад

Thanks for vid very helpful ..just finish mine this weekend

@kodachrome27 4 года назад

Thank you for a great video. Will build mine soon!

@jimmyb2043 3 года назад

I'm totally going to build this this weekend!

@belavet 10 месяцев назад

Built something like this with different plans I got maybe five years ago. Idk that they're cheaper to build than buy these days, but Boy do I love them. Want to say I spent around $50 a shelf. It's easily double, maybe triple that, today lol.

@fixscratchedglass 4 года назад

Super cool. Love it. Redoing shelving in my garage at home.

@denisejefferson7792 3 года назад

Thanks for the awesome tips. Love the magnet trick or tip. Thank you.

@jodiepalmer2404 4 года назад

Thanks. I was wondering how to build a bookcase using 2x4. Your video showed me how I can build one and modify mine to be only using 2x4's for the whole build. i.e. I needed a strong bookcase because I was also going to attach a desk (2x4's) onto one of the shelves.

@Fixthisbuildthat 4 года назад

Glad I could help!