Battery Tool Rack/stowage
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So the shed organisation and tidy continues!
Now I found an old shelving unit chucked away for "inorganic collection" at the side of the road, so I dismantled it and chucked it in the car -- I just can't help myself!!!!!!!!!
Now I found an old shelving unit chucked away for "inorganic collection" at the side of the road, so I dismantled it and chucked it in the car -- I just can't help myself!!!!!!!!!
The base has a "lip" around it and I thought this would be ideal for a non slip stowage
Originally I was going to make a self contained, stand alone unit, but the sizes worked out almost perfectly to fit in an available gap, so as that seemed the easiest solution, I first lopped about 40mm off of one end of this bit. I also drilled a hole for the electrical plug access.
This part was then attached to the already installed cupboard, and supported on the left side by an angle bracked (recycled from a packing case)
I then cut slots in one of the shelves, I used a hole saw then cut up to them with a jigsaw
This shelf was then installed below the "lipped shelf and an offcut of shelf used to close the right side
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Brilliant!
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Very cost effective! Love it!
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I love not spending money................the wife on the other hand...........
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