So, h
ow did Ed fit
all of his tools
into his Shed? Actually, there are
lots of ways. Here's just one
suggestion: Put the Bandsaw and
Belt Sander (in the vertical position),
as well as the Strip Sander on the
low shelf to the right. The Scroll Saw
and Thickness Planer should fit on
the low shelf to the left. The Jointer
goes on the small, roll-away cart.
You'll have to drill 1-1/2" diameter holes in he shelves and cart for your Special Purpose Tool Mounting Tubes to slip into.
Many Accessories can be hung on the horizontal runner and crossmember. Many accessories that can't be hung on the back wall can be placed on the upper shelf to the left.
The options are limited only by your imagination. Add pegboard to the insides of the doors. Make he Shed larger to accommodate more tools and accessories. It's quick and easy to build and versatile enough to meet your needs now and well into the future.
Bill of Materials
(finished dimensions in inches)
14 2 x 4 studs
125 " 1 x 4 (for runner and crossmember
1-1/2 sheets 3/4" A/C, exterior grade plywood
2 sheets 1/2" A/C exterior grade plywood
1 sheet 4' x 10' plywood roof decking
24 sq. ft. 70# roofing
24 sq. ft. 15# or 30# roofing felt
5# 16d common nails
2# 6d common nails
1# 5/8" roofing nails
398" lath
2 pair 4" T-hinges
1 hasp
1 drawbolt
10 3" pipe flanges w/ mounting screws
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