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I like that too bad I have short walls.
Bob
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How Do You Store Your Steel?
- Thread starter unioncreek
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We made a bench out of harvested tool chests and a display cart.
The tool chests back to back were less than the depth of the cart so a space exists between them.
In this space a rolling wall that has shelves to hold things.
Later added a satellite dish jack to move it in and out.
Bench is in garage and needs to move to shop...not used now darn it...
Added some photos.
The center part slides out and hold a fair amount of stuff
Just above the center to the right is a receiver that is to insert "portable tools" using old Sony thinking..."put a handle on anything and it becomes portable" we were going to mount tools such as bench grinder and dove tail fixture to trailer hitch inserts that you get at yard sales then store them in a vertical moving slide...that never got completed due to shop build but may someday...
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The tool chests back to back were less than the depth of the cart so a space exists between them.
In this space a rolling wall that has shelves to hold things.
Later added a satellite dish jack to move it in and out.
Bench is in garage and needs to move to shop...not used now darn it...
Added some photos.
The center part slides out and hold a fair amount of stuff
Just above the center to the right is a receiver that is to insert "portable tools" using old Sony thinking..."put a handle on anything and it becomes portable" we were going to mount tools such as bench grinder and dove tail fixture to trailer hitch inserts that you get at yard sales then store them in a vertical moving slide...that never got completed due to shop build but may someday...
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I like my rolling cart. It goes in the space between my lathe and the wall. I also have a vertical rack for longer pieces. I have found that I need to group my stock by length as well as material type. I still never seem to know what I have!
Robert
