Turned out real nice. That’s the beauty of making things yourself you can make it extremely custom to where you need it. And plugging pocket holes because of spiders… That’s pretty genius
Oh yes, I love going there. I sometimes realize I have the wrong vehicle when there is a choice piece in the pile, and I will try to figure out how to get it home.
Big Time Thanks. For the great video. For the idea. And the motivation to tackle this project. Unfortunately I don’t own enough spray paint cans. That’s gonna cost me. But really appreciate it. Had a pic to show you but couldn’t see how to add it.
@@SpecificLove7 a good number of your subscriber base might be here from the PVC videos, but those videos are household handyman (or woman) projects which these woodworking videos fit in nicely with. If you're video content started featuring fine cabinetry building that'd be a different story, but the theme of your channel rings out in these woodworking videos. Your videos are pleasant to watch and helpful for those that enjoy tinkering.
Hi, I realize this is a couple years old but I had a question. Is that corner clamp you used in your Amazon shop? I'd like to get one for my husband. I like that it clamps down to your bench. Thanks for the video. This is what I'd like to do with all the cans we have taking up space above our bench (and on the floor).
What a fantastic idea. I think I will make one like you did. However I will have to wait until spring here in the North country of North Dakota. I have no heat in my detached garage. I plan on making a waste oil heater.
Great project! When you're storing spray paint cans, the more horizontal the better! Plus this keeps them off the ground and away from water because the bottom can rust and leave stains on the garage floor! Ask me how I know😁
I remember hearing once that cans should be as vertical as possible... is there any truth to this? I built a horizontal storage rack that drops down from the ceiling of my tiny shop, it's pretty cool but now i'm not sure anymore?
Could've just painted the boards then cut them to length.. save you some time.. then its just a quick recoat when it's all assembled and harder to paint
I remember a room decoration you made with many cut PVC rings. What if one side of those cuts were a bevel or a chamfer cut. You could incorporate your 1st love ...PVC ... into this storage of cans.
Turned out real nice. That’s the beauty of making things yourself you can make it extremely custom to where you need it. And plugging pocket holes because of spiders… That’s pretty genius
Thank you my friend. I like animals, but those spiders can't stay here 😁
Great tip on checking out your lumber supplier for disconnected and sometimes free lumber.
Oh yes, I love going there. I sometimes realize I have the wrong vehicle when there is a choice piece in the pile, and I will try to figure out how to get it home.
Great build
I have a bunch pf spray cans all over my garage, I seriously need to build something like this. Thanks for the upload!
Glad to help. It is a big upgrade for such a simple project. You will love it.
Just what I was looking for. Nice work.
Great job!! Looks like I know what my next project will be.
Nice and simple, does the job.
Love it! I feel like I learned woodworking skills😀
Thanks👍🏽
Big Time Thanks. For the great video. For the idea. And the motivation to tackle this project. Unfortunately I don’t own enough spray paint cans. That’s gonna cost me. But really appreciate it. Had a pic to show you but couldn’t see how to add it.
This is just what I need!
why why whyyyyyyyy didn't you give all dimensions, in particular the depth of the unit, ie how wide the side boards are ?
Dude, I love your channel and your videos. Congratulations and thank you.
Thank you very much. It really means a lot to get comments like this.
This is a great idea!! I have other cans I could put in there. Thanks for sharing!
Nice! I like these new shop project videos you've been putting out. It's a nice change from the PVC
Thanks for letting me know that because I have a few more ideas I'm thinking about and was not sure if I should create them.
@@SpecificLove7 a good number of your subscriber base might be here from the PVC videos, but those videos are household handyman (or woman) projects which these woodworking videos fit in nicely with. If you're video content started featuring fine cabinetry building that'd be a different story, but the theme of your channel rings out in these woodworking videos. Your videos are pleasant to watch and helpful for those that enjoy tinkering.
Thank you for your caring explanation, which makes me think some of my feelings in a different way.
Nice job and awesome idea !
Hi,
I realize this is a couple years old but I had a question. Is that corner clamp you used in your Amazon shop? I'd like to get one for my husband. I like that it clamps down to your bench.
Thanks for the video. This is what I'd like to do with all the cans we have taking up space above our bench (and on the floor).
Great idea.its easy to make, easy to mount, and best of all, easy on the wallet. 👍👍
What type of vaccuum/dust collector is that? I badly need to purchase one for my shop!
Nice! How do you know which pocket hole screws to purchase?
What a fantastic idea. I think I will make one like you did. However I will have to wait until spring here in the North country of North Dakota. I have no heat in my detached garage. I plan on making a waste oil heater.
That sounds like a useful tool. Does it take a certain oil or will anything work?
Well done!!!
*Excellent travail!* 👍💪
Thank you
Great project! When you're storing spray paint cans, the more horizontal the better! Plus this keeps them off the ground and away from water because the bottom can rust and leave stains on the garage floor! Ask me how I know😁
Thank you and great to know. I have been there too with the rust issues.
Smart Idea! Love it.
Nice idea 👍
Niiiiiiceee!!!
I remember hearing once that cans should be as vertical as possible... is there any truth to this? I built a horizontal storage rack that drops down from the ceiling of my tiny shop, it's pretty cool but now i'm not sure anymore?
Do you sale them. My spray paint is in a tote
Very nice
Yay finally have music
Could've just painted the boards then cut them to length.. save you some time.. then its just a quick recoat when it's all assembled and harder to paint
TFS
Traverse con fori tazza ok 👌
Make a diy play button
I remember a room decoration you made with many cut PVC rings. What if one side of those cuts were a bevel or a chamfer cut. You could incorporate your 1st love ...PVC ... into this storage of cans.
That could work nicely. It might even be a good insulating factor on cold nights.