Hi, it's a Metabo 10.8v. I forget the model number. I bought it as a 'naked' tool to use with my existing 10.8v batteries. I hope that helps. It was a handy little tool.
Ivar is definitely more of a heavy duty solution. But I did find those shelves would start to sag under load. I never tried this but fitting battens underneath each shelf may help to strengthen it. Shelfs on the Hejne units are much thinner by comparison. I hope this helps and thanks for your question.
Nice instruction! I want to use it outside of bathroon so is it resistant to moisture? I actually wanted to buy Mulig shelf but they don't sell it anymore at least in Thailand's shop. So I'm looking at IVAR shelf now.
Thank you. I think it would be fine as long as you treat the wood with either an oil, varnish or wax. That will give it protection. Thanks for watching and good luck.
Hi! I'm going to purchase this unit and is not available for collecting at my nearest store. On the site is not giving details about the weight, you said is light, do you think it can easily be carried by hand and using public transport?
Hi, thanks for your comment. I've just had a look online. The 4 uprights together weigh 3.6kg and 4 shelves weight about 6kg. I imagine it can be carried. Obviously, the uprights are quite long. But I hope this helps. The shelves could fit in to an Ikea bag. Thanks also for watching.
Hi Will, thank you for following. I would like to - it's been almost six years now. I've relaxed the idea over the last couple of years and I have a full-time job (when not in lockdown...) making furniture in a workshop which mostly fills that need. I feel it will be whenever I get in to my own house with a garage... More of a hobby than a business. Thanks for your question and I hope you're well.
This is the most peaceful video on earth.
Thank you for watching!
What reciprocating saw is that shown at about 3:49?
Hi, it's a Metabo 10.8v. I forget the model number. I bought it as a 'naked' tool to use with my existing 10.8v batteries.
I hope that helps. It was a handy little tool.
Nice idea to mount first top and bottom shelves to obtain a "box" structure! What screwes did you use?
Thank you. I can't remember whether screws came with the brace but they were probably 4 x 20mm in size. Thanks for watching.
@@OllyParryJones Thank you!
So Hejne or Ivar, given enough space, which would you rather use for all sorts of things in archive boxes?
Ivar is definitely more of a heavy duty solution. But I did find those shelves would start to sag under load. I never tried this but fitting battens underneath each shelf may help to strengthen it.
Shelfs on the Hejne units are much thinner by comparison.
I hope this helps and thanks for your question.
What drill bit are you using?
Nice instruction! I want to use it outside of bathroon so is it resistant to moisture? I actually wanted to buy Mulig shelf but they don't sell it anymore at least in Thailand's shop. So I'm looking at IVAR shelf now.
Thank you. I think it would be fine as long as you treat the wood with either an oil, varnish or wax. That will give it protection.
Thanks for watching and good luck.
@@OllyParryJones Thank you so much for your advice and kind support. :) Good luck to you!
Hi! I'm going to purchase this unit and is not available for collecting at my nearest store. On the site is not giving details about the weight, you said is light, do you think it can easily be carried by hand and using public transport?
Hi, thanks for your comment.
I've just had a look online. The 4 uprights together weigh 3.6kg and 4 shelves weight about 6kg.
I imagine it can be carried. Obviously, the uprights are quite long. But I hope this helps. The shelves could fit in to an Ikea bag.
Thanks also for watching.
Hi Olly. I’ve been following you for some time and just wondered if you were still going to get yourself another workshop
Hi Will, thank you for following.
I would like to - it's been almost six years now. I've relaxed the idea over the last couple of years and I have a full-time job (when not in lockdown...) making furniture in a workshop which mostly fills that need. I feel it will be whenever I get in to my own house with a garage... More of a hobby than a business.
Thanks for your question and I hope you're well.
thanks
You're welcome! Thanks for watching.
Olly, start doing ASMR video's!