I would like the plans for the lazy Susan can storage please, thank you. This is brilliant! Wish I had thought of this. I think I will go a few more layers for larger can storage as well! Thank you for your work
Love the project! I happen to be blessed with a huge shop space in my basement. Nevertheless, Boyle's law of gasses implies stuff will expand to occupy whatever space is available. Thus storage projects like this one are immensely important to preserve maximum working space for furniture pieces, doors etc. Gonna get the plans for sure. Thanks
The plexiglass allows sight, but why narrow your reach-in ability? I'm not sure if I have this many cans, which makes me think I need something like this! 🤔 Cool build. Thanks for sharing!
Great idea as usual. Enjoy your content very much, as I only have a small workspace. I will be waiting on the plans to pop up in the TWP shop. Cheers 🇦🇺
Issues with Plans ?? This is a great storage solution for a small workshop. Like you, I have a single car garage and am always looking for extra space. I recently bought your plans for this and the Ultimate Tool Storage unit, but have come across a couple of issues on the can Carousel. On Sheet 1/12 showing the cutting list, it shows part number WJ-015-014 as having a quantity of "11". I'm pretty sure this should actually be "1" ??. Also, in your Amazon links, it links to some Perspex which is only 750mm long, but the plans say that this needs to be 890mm long so would be too short. Not found any other issues yet and hope you don't mind me highlighting these so that you can possibly update things. I'm really looking forward to building one of these, possibly even two.
With a little modification, this design could use corner space. To me, corner space is usually a problem because of the limits on accessing it. A paint carousel in the corner sounds like a win-win.
We will finalize them during the week and post them to my plans website. I will then add the link to this video description and announce it in my latest video.
You’ve got me hooked because you “think outside the box” with everything you make. It’s refreshing to have your new perspective on age-old storage problems. And yes, I would buy plans if you made them available.
Genius. I love that it is hanging on a French cleat. If you live in a colder climate ( and have an unheated workshop) you can easily move the whole unit inside to keep warm.
Or if you live in a very Hot area (Think Arizona) and have an uncooled space you can take it inside to keep it cool. Believe me overheated spray cans can and do Explode if you try to shake them. Don't ask how I know that.😀
Love your ingenuity mate, great project, simple but very clever and all done with tools we could all have, no space lasers or AI controlled cnc in sight. Approachable woodworking!
Absolutely awesome design but honestly I'd have skipped the acrylic - I think it would just make it more difficult to grab stuff out of the rack and doesn't really add anything.
What a brilliant idea! Fairly simple, practical, functional, as attractive as one might hope for in a workshop, and well within the skill set of the average home duffer.. very well done indeed! 👍
You only need a single hole, not 4 for connecting the 2nd side of the “Lazy Susan”. Just rotate after putting in a screw to be able to put the next screw in.
Outstanding work as usual. In my opinion the plexiglass is overkill. Limits the direction of the hand entering and leaving the cabinet. I would hit it with my knuckles far too often.
@@zapa1pnt Yes I would leave the panels off. Looks cool. Does not really add to the functionality for me. I liked the older version that folded out. Although I am personally partial to a shelf. I keep paints and other sprayables separated. Paint, Mechanical Lubricants, Insect repellants etc.
Nice, -and hangs on the cleat system too👍 Personally I would have tried a roof shelf, but the way things always fall down around me means having to wear a helmet in the workshop😇
This is so cool. I love everything about it. More complicated than I would chose to build but I must say this is super slick and was a load of fun to watch! Can’t wait for your next creation! Cheers
Been watching your vids for a couple of years. 4 years ago, you made a small parts bin system. I tried looking for your plans on your website. I could not find it. I am aware you updated your site. Will those plans be included? thank you in adavance.
A more space/volume efficient method would be a series of vertical pantry pullout drawers one can width plus a bit wide, maybe 4 cans deep, 3 or 4 cans high depending on need. You could add pullouts as req'd. Would need solid full extension slides above & below, probably flatwise mount type would be best. You'd get 36 cans in about the same volume as the rotating version here
Aside from plexiglass limiting the access significantly, this is something I will be doing for my can storage. Well done and very space saving project.
Nice, functional shop furniture, well done Juan. I think the plexiglass adds unnecessary cost, it is not a cheap commodity. BTW, you only need to drill one hole to fix the swivel plate. Fix one, swivel to next etc...
Great storage idea. Don’t need the plans, I can just wing it. NOT!! I would love to get the detailed plans on this build. As a DIYer these type of projects are right up my alley. Challenging but doable. Thanks for the Vid
There is a slightly less complicated way to put the Lazy Susan bearing in place. You mark out the 90 degrees lines as you did, then a circle passing thru the place where the screws will go. On ONE piece drill a larger hole that your screw driver will easily fit thru on the circle offset 45 degrees from the rest of the places the screws are going to go. Now screw the Lazy Susan to the piece with the extra hole - regular wood screws, countersunk or pan head, not bolts with nuts and washers. Turn that assembly over and rotate the bearing so you can see an empty hole in the Lazy Susan thru the larger hole, place the assembly so the empty hole lines up with the mark for the screw, fix the screw in place thru the hole, rotate and repeat for the remaining 3 screws. No nuts to come loose with this method. I've seen this as the 'normal' way to install a Lazy Susan in publications like Fine Woodworking, Woodsmith/Shop Notes and Popular Woodworking as well as numerous DIY books.
@WoodshopJunkies: Jean, I understand the use of the metal pins, to align the spacers for the platens, but why did you leave them, in the finished product? They no longer serve any purpose. 😁✌🖖
I feel like the plexy glass obstructs the ergonomics of spinning the cans, the side planks are ok but the glass made you spin the cans a bit more cautiously
Really really good design and i definitely intend to make my own, but i disagree with the plexy glass, your just going to catch your knuckles on it and itll get in the way of grabbing a can quickly if you're slightly off angle, you'll have to reach around the plexy glass, which in my opinion lessens the effectiveness of easy access storage
Brilliant! Never overdone. This design will keep the dust and debre out for the most part with maybe an annual vacuuming. I also have a tiny,10' x 16' shop and this design has a very small footprint. My only issue which only applies to those who experience winter and do not keep their shops heated when not in there. I would have to remove the unit as I do with glues and bring them inside a heated space. My shop is has its own 200amp service, fully insulated and takes less than 30 minutes on a below freezing day, to get the temp up to 60 which for me is perfect. That is with one space heater. With the mini Woodstock it will get hot in 30 minutes and only use it on very cold days
Yes PLANS please. I think I could figure it out if I watch the video a couple more times, but the plans would be great to have.
Always a good day when a new Workshop Junkies video shows up on my TH-cam feed!
Never heard of him
Best rattle can storage I’ve seen yet! Genius! Very small footprint and I love that it’s expandable!
I would like the plans for the lazy Susan can storage please, thank you. This is brilliant! Wish I had thought of this. I think I will go a few more layers for larger can storage as well! Thank you for your work
As with all of your projects, this was very well thought out and the end result is a VERY functional "rattle" can storage round a bout! ! !!!
Brilliant work, Jean! Really well done! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Love the project! I happen to be blessed with a huge shop space in my basement. Nevertheless, Boyle's law of gasses implies stuff will expand to occupy whatever space is available. Thus storage projects like this one are immensely important to preserve maximum working space for furniture pieces, doors etc. Gonna get the plans for sure. Thanks
Thats really mint work and really excellent and it's better then the other one what you made before nice one mate and I love the wood work u do😊🎉
Fabulous! What an enviable degree of paint organization! Love it! Your garage is looking so good now. Learning a lot from you, thank you!!
You make so many amazing things for a small workshop, how can I not want the plans for this one too. Yes please.
That was so satisfying watching you put the cans away haha
Great idea! One thing if you left a gap in each layer of storage like the gap in the base you would save a lot of height and only lose one can space.
The solutions you come up with for compact storage always amaze me. Great Vid!
Really smart solution.
I love this design and can think of other uses for this project. Thanks for the video!❤😊
Very nice
Love this spray can / glue storage unit...I would love to have plans for this!
The plexiglass allows sight, but why narrow your reach-in ability? I'm not sure if I have this many cans, which makes me think I need something like this! 🤔
Cool build. Thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the great video!
Amazing work 👏
Fantastic idea! Great video. 👍🏼👍🏼 I would definitely buy plans for this.
i would love the plans please
Great idea as usual. Enjoy your content very much, as I only have a small workspace. I will be waiting on the plans to pop up in the TWP shop. Cheers 🇦🇺
Very nice! I will get a copy of the plans...I may want to try making mine out of oak or something to just for looks...Either way, brilliant!
Great idea but I think I wouldn’t have added the plexiglass. Just my two cents.
Issues with Plans ??
This is a great storage solution for a small workshop. Like you, I have a single car garage and am always looking for extra space.
I recently bought your plans for this and the Ultimate Tool Storage unit, but have come across a couple of issues on the can Carousel.
On Sheet 1/12 showing the cutting list, it shows part number WJ-015-014 as having a quantity of "11".
I'm pretty sure this should actually be "1" ??.
Also, in your Amazon links, it links to some Perspex which is only 750mm long, but the plans say that this needs to be 890mm long so would be too short.
Not found any other issues yet and hope you don't mind me highlighting these so that you can possibly update things.
I'm really looking forward to building one of these, possibly even two.
Very satisfying, how much time do you spend just spinning the sections?! 😂
Great work Jean, thank you! 👍
This really puts the cardboard box I use to shame!!
I'm using two drawers, in a file cabinet. (Which I need to get rid of.) 😁✌🖖
Yeah i need those plans 😂
With a little modification, this design could use corner space. To me, corner space is usually a problem because of the limits on accessing it. A paint carousel in the corner sounds like a win-win.
Perfect design. Exactly what I was looking for. How do I get the plans?
We will finalize them during the week and post them to my plans website. I will then add the link to this video description and announce it in my latest video.
There is a saying that says,never cut corners when trying to do great work,but us woodworkers have to do it sometimes😂
Can I get the plans please
Thanks
How much should I charge to hang kitchen cabinets?
Plans
Key-me-kul. 😝 The plexiglass was unnecessary IMO, but cool build.
You basically made a curio cabinet for cans ....Nice job!....all you need now is to install some lights in it lol
And a wi-fi link so that you can pre-select the can on a phone app
RGB FTW!😂
Amazing work once again. I love all your videos and small projects. Please can we have the plans for this project?
You’ve got me hooked because you “think outside the box” with everything you make. It’s refreshing to have your new perspective on age-old storage problems. And yes, I would buy plans if you made them available.
Genius. I love that it is hanging on a French cleat. If you live in a colder climate ( and have an unheated workshop) you can easily move the whole unit inside to keep warm.
Or if you live in a very Hot area (Think Arizona) and have an uncooled space you can take it inside to keep it cool. Believe me overheated spray cans can and do Explode if you try to shake them. Don't ask how I know that.😀
Your comment has a tremendous impact on the climate change or the fridge temperature in my house.
Basically, just put up all your plans 😂 🎉 ❤ Awesome 👌
Nice. But I wouldn’t have added the plexiglass, it seems way less convenient.
Probably helps to keep the dust out.
Love your ingenuity mate, great project, simple but very clever and all done with tools we could all have, no space lasers or AI controlled cnc in sight. Approachable woodworking!
Excellent idea and video. But I wonder.. you restricted your access from 3 cans per tier to 1 can per tier by adding the plexiglass.
Great project mate, would love to see some plans on this. Can’t wait to see what’s next
Mi amigo, la verdad que cuando ví las cosas que haces...quedé impactado !!! Son geniales, gracias por compartir
realiy enjoy all video projects & hope to see plans available for SPRAY PAINT & CHEMICAL CANS STORAGE
Yes I would like plans for this project
Looks like a good project. Tell me, why didn't you use normal wood screws to connect the 'Lazy Susan' instead of machine screws? Just curious. Cheers.
I checked your web site for your paint can storage plans but couldn’t find them. Where can I get the plans?
Absolutely awesome design but honestly I'd have skipped the acrylic - I think it would just make it more difficult to grab stuff out of the rack and doesn't really add anything.
Cool. Something to watch later today 👍
I hope you enjoy it!
@@WoodshopJunkies I like all your videos 😉
What a brilliant idea! Fairly simple, practical, functional, as attractive as one might hope for in a workshop, and well within the skill set of the average home duffer.. very well done indeed! 👍
You only need a single hole, not 4 for connecting the 2nd side of the “Lazy Susan”. Just rotate after putting in a screw to be able to put the next screw in.
Outstanding work as usual.
In my opinion the plexiglass is overkill.
Limits the direction of the hand entering and leaving the cabinet.
I would hit it with my knuckles far too often.
If you reach in, with your hand horizontal (like flat on a table) you can
grasp the cans/bottles from the top, without banging anything. 😁✌🖖
Make the opening larger! I have huge hands! I have to modify it to fit my size hands
@@zapa1pnt That would require retraining on my part.
@@shawnr771: Well then, you can make the plexi panels narrower, making the opening wider, Or leave the panels off.
@@zapa1pnt Yes I would leave the panels off.
Looks cool. Does not really add to the functionality for me.
I liked the older version that folded out.
Although I am personally partial to a shelf.
I keep paints and other sprayables separated.
Paint, Mechanical Lubricants, Insect repellants etc.
Очень лучше 👍👍👍
That's dope! very nice build👍🏻
Very nice project well thought but for safety reasons chemicals should only be stored in an enclosed cabinet
As always, OUR guy builds yet another awesome "Gem". Thank you kind Sir.❤
Or you buy lazy susans from a thrift store or garage sale and put them on a shelf. That's where most of my paint and glues live.
The spray can storage round about is awesome I would like the blue print or the dimensions
Another great project. Now just hook it to Siri or Alexia. “Find black satin paint” 😊
I would like to hear your thoughts about the way you decided each layer of cans.
I would like the plans. Very nice.
Great idea, Plans would be great. Love how you're updating what was already a great small garage workshop
Very nice but plexiglass seems to restrict access a bit too much.
Nice, -and hangs on the cleat system too👍 Personally I would have tried a roof shelf, but the way things always fall down around me means having to wear a helmet in the workshop😇
Could not locate the plans for this project.
Plans would make life easier----and we all need that
This is so cool. I love everything about it. More complicated than I would chose to build but I must say this is super slick and was a load of fun to watch! Can’t wait for your next creation! Cheers
Brilliant! I’d like the plans please
are the dimensions available?
Super idea.
Been watching your vids for a couple of years. 4 years ago, you made a small parts bin system. I tried looking for your plans on your website. I could not find it. I am aware you updated your site. Will those plans be included? thank you in adavance.
I'll look into adding them to the new site.
A more space/volume efficient method would be a series of vertical pantry pullout drawers one can width plus a bit wide, maybe 4 cans deep, 3 or 4 cans high depending on need. You could add pullouts as req'd. Would need solid full extension slides above & below, probably flatwise mount type would be best. You'd get 36 cans in about the same volume as the rotating version here
A stack of square boxes, in the corner, would be more efficient but certainly not as convenient. It's a matter of balance. 😁✌🖖
I am demanding plans!!!!!
Nice solution for the can's!
You need to get yourself bigger supply of glue (like a 5lt bucket) and make an easy glue dispenser for it 😅
Bar in the shop with Titebond on tap...
would love the plans.
fantastic! 😍
Good build👍. Thank you!!
Aside from plexiglass limiting the access significantly, this is something I will be doing for my can storage. Well done and very space saving project.
Could always put hinges on the plexiglass...
do you think you could build it with 9mm and not 18mm? So its not as heavy?
I am sure you could. Maybe do the base in 18 and the cradle in 9.
Nice, functional shop furniture, well done Juan. I think the plexiglass adds unnecessary cost, it is not a cheap commodity. BTW, you only need to drill one hole to fix the swivel plate. Fix one, swivel to next etc...
Are there plams?
Great storage idea. Don’t need the plans, I can just wing it. NOT!! I would love to get the detailed plans on this build. As a DIYer these type of projects are right up my alley. Challenging but doable. Thanks for the Vid
As always, great ideas. Please keep them coming. Great video
There is a slightly less complicated way to put the Lazy Susan bearing in place. You mark out the 90 degrees lines as you did, then a circle passing thru the place where the screws will go. On ONE piece drill a larger hole that your screw driver will easily fit thru on the circle offset 45 degrees from the rest of the places the screws are going to go. Now screw the Lazy Susan to the piece with the extra hole - regular wood screws, countersunk or pan head, not bolts with nuts and washers. Turn that assembly over and rotate the bearing so you can see an empty hole in the Lazy Susan thru the larger hole, place the assembly so the empty hole lines up with the mark for the screw, fix the screw in place thru the hole, rotate and repeat for the remaining 3 screws. No nuts to come loose with this method. I've seen this as the 'normal' way to install a Lazy Susan in publications like Fine Woodworking, Woodsmith/Shop Notes and Popular Woodworking as well as numerous DIY books.
that's awesome
@WoodshopJunkies: Jean, I understand the use of the metal pins, to align the spacers
for the platens, but why did you leave them, in the finished product?
They no longer serve any purpose. 😁✌🖖
Yes plans please
Great idea!
I feel like the plexy glass obstructs the ergonomics of spinning the cans, the side planks are ok but the glass made you spin the cans a bit more cautiously
Really really good design and i definitely intend to make my own, but i disagree with the plexy glass, your just going to catch your knuckles on it and itll get in the way of grabbing a can quickly if you're slightly off angle, you'll have to reach around the plexy glass, which in my opinion lessens the effectiveness of easy access storage
Brilliant! Never overdone. This design will keep the dust and debre out for the most part with maybe an annual vacuuming. I also have a tiny,10' x 16' shop and this design has a very small footprint. My only issue which only applies to those who experience winter and do not keep their shops heated when not in there. I would have to remove the unit as I do with glues and bring them inside a heated space. My shop is has its own 200amp service, fully insulated and takes less than 30 minutes on a below freezing day, to get the temp up to 60 which for me is perfect. That is with one space heater. With the mini Woodstock it will get hot in 30 minutes and only use it on very cold days
wow awesome
Superb design.👏🏼
Fantastic idea.
Yes, I would buy plans.
Thanks for sharing mate.
Plans yes!!
I'd like to make this but as a spice rack instead. Thanks for the Video. Another amazing project as usual.
Plans please