Very good job. It gets better and better as I watch these cabinets. I wish you had spent some time showing us how the final doors work and hinge section, open up the cabinet at the end. That was frustrating. Finished pictures show how each piece looks once assembled and very necessary. The concept is brilliant, thank you! Love the creative gluing system with the painters tape. So clever.
The concept of the hinge is very simple. I just use a spacer underneath the hinge that I cut out on the CNC. The pin at the bottom is 1/2”. Same thickness as the plywood hinge. The pin at the top must be longer. You will need about 1 1/8” long which allows the door panel to be removed. Hope this helps
I'm in the process of doing a major reorg of space in my 2-car garage shop and decided that your awesome storage cabinet would feature prominently in replacing the 5'x7' Rubbermaid shed which used to store all of my small tools and supplies but was taking up much needed floor space. So I built a dividing wall out of 2x4s and plywood panels (8'x8') and the 5ft x 2.5ft x 17" storage cabinet now hangs on one side of that wall on the upper part of the wall. I can now put my jointer, thickness planer, benchtop drill press and soon to be acquired drum sander, all on mobile bases, under the storage cabinet. I think when I'm finished loading it, most of the stuff previously housed in the Rubbermaid shed will fit into the new cabinet. Awesome design sir! You continue to inspire me.
I am for sure going to make 2 of these for hand tools and other things like saw blades . I hate tool boxes and drawers because I always find my self opening multiple drawers to find things
you're timing is impeccable! I have a wall that I was designing for tool storage. My area for hanging the cabinet is slightly larger approximately 9' long, but I was looking thru videos to see what others have created. I need to maximize the space and this design is perfect for what I am looking to do. I love the Hinge Idea. Time to break out the Shapeoko and get to cutting!!
I just want to thank you for sharing all your great ideals. I’m going to start my own storage space but I’m going to use my existing cabinets and gut them use your great ideal they are not as wide but I know I can get lot more storage using this ideal. Thanks again
23:27 - I watched this again. Very smart design but you made one mistake. On last image we see a screwdriver stand just below the cabinet but too close. I don't think you can use it now, as clearance on top is too little. Ha ha! That is funny.
That screwdriver stand was one of the first items put in the cabinet. It works great. Remember, the door has depth also. This is my go to cabinet for so many tools. Over the years I’ve added many more tools. Thank you for watching my video.
I want to know how you are going to remove the tools in the right corner of the bottom of the cabinet, the screw drivers. just yanking your chain. but it does look like they are trapped.
Wow amazing video just in time I'm just about to build another 30 inch cabinet for the shop wall but instead of using solid panels for the dividers I'm gonna use PVC pegboard.
I watched a video saying carpet tape is a better method than using the glue and painter's tape, have you tried that method? This cabinet is AWESOME! I plan to make one thank you for doing this video!!!!
@@PawPawsWorkShop I have learned so much from your videos! I am about to buy the X Carve because of your videos! I will use your affiliate link as a way to say thanks for your help and for you putting out such great content for people like me!
To the two idiots who gave this video a thumbs down: You only wish you had half the knowledge that this guy has in his sock drawer..This is INGENIOUS! 🤘
Nice build, I might try that. Great design & strong build. Have you tried Odd Leg staples? Angled points make the staple legs go opposite directions, instant skew nailing! PS. I can't find the link for your dust mask ??
Hi paw paw just wanted to ask how are you going to get your screwdrivers out lol Thank you so much for this video it’s such a good idea and I love the fact that you still use your drawing board and well as your computer It’s a case of what came first the chicken or the egg.I still use my drawing board. Keep up the good work your doing thanks bro.
Very good job. It gets better and better as I watch these cabinets.
I wish you had spent some time showing us how the final doors work and hinge section, open up the cabinet at the end. That was frustrating. Finished pictures show how each piece looks once assembled and very necessary.
The concept is brilliant, thank you!
Love the creative gluing system with the painters tape. So clever.
The concept of the hinge is very simple. I just use a spacer underneath the hinge that I cut out on the CNC. The pin at the bottom is 1/2”. Same thickness as the plywood hinge. The pin at the top must be longer. You will need about 1 1/8” long which allows the door panel to be removed. Hope this helps
I started watching 16 seconds after it was posted. It says no views but already has a thumbs up
Yes, computer has a hard time keeping up. You should see it on my end. Numbers often take a while to catch up. Thank you very much.
I'm in the process of doing a major reorg of space in my 2-car garage shop and decided that your awesome storage cabinet would feature prominently in replacing the 5'x7' Rubbermaid shed which used to store all of my small tools and supplies but was taking up much needed floor space.
So I built a dividing wall out of 2x4s and plywood panels (8'x8') and the 5ft x 2.5ft x 17" storage cabinet now hangs on one side of that wall on the upper part of the wall. I can now put my jointer, thickness planer, benchtop drill press and soon to be acquired drum sander, all on mobile bases, under the storage cabinet. I think when I'm finished loading it, most of the stuff previously housed in the Rubbermaid shed will fit into the new cabinet.
Awesome design sir! You continue to inspire me.
Thank you very much. I love your ideas for organizing your shop
What a fantastic design, the best I have seen yet. I have to give this a go as it will be perfect for my tiny workshop.
Fantastic! I placed the file for the bracket to cut out with the CNC on my PATREON site if you are interested.
Wow, Paw Paw out did himself. Thanks Paw Paw. Excellent work.
Thank you very much. I really appreciate that.
I am for sure going to make 2 of these for hand tools and other things like saw blades . I hate tool boxes and drawers because I always find my self opening multiple drawers to find things
Awesome. I love mine. It works great and I am constantly adding more and more tools
Once again, a very, very good use of wall space. Thanks for sharing.
Thank you very much.
you're timing is impeccable! I have a wall that I was designing for tool storage. My area for hanging the cabinet is slightly larger approximately 9' long, but I was looking thru videos to see what others have created. I need to maximize the space and this design is perfect for what I am looking to do. I love the Hinge Idea. Time to break out the Shapeoko and get to cutting!!
Glad it was helpful! There is so much storage space that I have yet to fill it up
Only word that comes to mind, Amazing video. Hope to be able to build this in near future, Thanks!
Thank you so very much. Best of success in building your own
I just want to thank you for sharing all your great ideals. I’m going to start my own storage space but I’m going to use my existing cabinets and gut them use your great ideal they are not as wide but I know I can get lot more storage using this ideal. Thanks again
You are so welcome!
Congrats for the 100k!!!!😊 . Thanks for the great video!!
Thank you!! 😊
23:27 - I watched this again. Very smart design but you made one mistake. On last image we see a screwdriver stand just below the cabinet but too close. I don't think you can use it now, as clearance on top is too little. Ha ha! That is funny.
That screwdriver stand was one of the first items put in the cabinet. It works great. Remember, the door has depth also. This is my go to cabinet for so many tools. Over the years I’ve added many more tools. Thank you for watching my video.
I want to know how you are going to remove the tools in the right corner of the bottom of the cabinet, the screw drivers. just yanking your chain. but it does look like they are trapped.
Yes, they are trapped. There new home will be inside the cabinet
LOL i just saw that at the end. Paw Paw says he's on the case. He's on it like a hornet.
I. Really excited to see this one. I’m completely out of room.
Great video! I really like this idea - think I'm going to have to make my own. Would you be willing to share the design of the top and bottom hinge?
At 1:15 -- information on the tabletop drafting board please?
At 2:39 is the result of my drawing. I’m old school, I can draw it easier and work out the problems and then draw the final version in the software
Wow amazing video just in time I'm just about to build another 30 inch cabinet for the shop wall but instead of using solid panels for the dividers I'm gonna use PVC pegboard.
I watched a video saying carpet tape is a better method than using the glue and painter's tape, have you tried that method? This cabinet is AWESOME! I plan to make one thank you for doing this video!!!!
Thank you very much. Yes, the cabinet is amazing. It holds more than I expected. No, I have not used the carpet tape.
@@PawPawsWorkShop I have learned so much from your videos! I am about to buy the X Carve because of your videos! I will use your affiliate link as a way to say thanks for your help and for you putting out such great content for people like me!
Great video!!! Thanks for sharing your skill.
Thank you
Looks great!!!
Thanks!!
I was wondering if you were willing to share the cut file for the hinges?
Great build👍. Why not make your life easier with a French cleat even heavier cabinets are easier to install by yourself
Many of my cabinets and wall racks are on French cleats. Both methods are great
Brilliant.
Thank you very much
Nice build. Do you have any updated pictures of the cabinet filled with tools?
I’m doing an update as we speak. Thanks for watching
I love your cabinet!
But how did you get the screwdriverholder out of the right corner?😂
Thank you very much. And YES, I did move the screwdrivers into the cabinet
To the two idiots who gave this video a thumbs down: You only wish you had half the knowledge that this guy has in his sock drawer..This is INGENIOUS! 🤘
Thank you very much.
Nice build, I might try that. Great design & strong build.
Have you tried Odd Leg staples? Angled points make the staple legs go opposite directions, instant skew nailing!
PS. I can't find the link for your dust mask ??
No, I have not tried those staples. The link for the mask is in the description.
Beautiful idea thank you 💐❤️🇮🇶
You are very welcome
An excellent use of space, my only question is how are you going to get the screwdrivers out that are just below and into the corner?
That’s coming off the wall and in the cabinet
Hi paw paw just wanted to ask how are you going to get your screwdrivers out lol
Thank you so much for this video it’s such a good idea and I love the fact that you still use your drawing board and well as your computer
It’s a case of what came first the chicken or the egg.I still use my drawing board.
Keep up the good work your doing thanks bro.
Thank you very much
Question please, what size and thickness are your panels inside the cabinet? I did not catch it in the video, especially the thickness. Thank you sir.
I used 1/2” plywood
@@PawPawsWorkShop Thank you!
How big would the brackets have to be to hold 4x8 pegboards
I do not think this will work for a 4x8 pegboard. The weight most likely will be to great to support on the pivot points
Ok thanks
How do you get the screwdrivers out?
Just open the cabinet door and lift them out. There is plenty of room
Plans?
No, I do not have plans. You have all the information in the video to make your own. Thank you very much
Those poor screwdrivers in the corner. There’s no way to get them out!!!!
Awesome build though. Just hope you can’t figure out a fix for those.
They get a new home inside the cabinet
I’m still a paper and pencil guy also
👍👍👍👌❤
Thank you
Never lend your tools out. Ha ha
I loan out my tools to all my kids. Sometimes it’s hard to get them back lol
I used to like this channel until I looked up behind you and saw the blue line gang flag. That’s all it took for me. Bye-bye
Good bye. I will always support the police and this country.