I've finished my rack and stocked it with all my boards like you Keith i hate throwing things away so I've got an abundance of timbers, hinges, decent chunks of work tops it's amazing the amount of space the rack has freed up
Hi Keith,its nice to see that you are getting organized,and although your storage rack didnt need much high tech joinery you still made a good job of it,I hope you can keep finding lot's of free material to keep it full,take care and stay happy
Three videos in one day and three bottles of Old Rosie Cloudy Cider to drink. What a great way to spend a Friday evening. Keep up the good work Keith. 50000 subscribers is just around the corner. :-)
I'm building the board storage frame for my ever shrinking garage basically for boards and skirting boxes of laminate flooring due to since retiring and not wanting to be idle i bought a house then sold it and bought another and so on consequently there's always bits left so I need more storage the heavy duty shelving is amazing and has made a massive difference hopefully the board frame will be equally as good brill
Another great vid.. Framing nailer did split the ends of the wood but hey ho. Guess that just proves how powerful it is. Great wood stand though.. Those big sheets really are a pain to store as they are so large.. Nice one
Great build. Simple and with reclaimed materials. I suppose the hinges and door pull we'll see somewhen in one of your next projects. Thanks for sharing.
Nice build Keith, i have some of those Melamine Wardrobe Doors as well as the Sides, they come in handy for Cabinets for the Shed. At the moment all of my sheet goods are standing up next to each other off the floor, i could do with a smaller version of yours. Well Done. Barry (Wirral)
I can't stress the importance of storing this correctly, I had 11 sheets of MFC chipboard pin me into a gap 6 inches too narrow for my frame, my shoulders and ribs lost the battle but I lived to tell the tale 👍🏻
Excellent videos bud,,,just a little advice when using them nail guns PUT ON GLASSES,,,Done a massive job (shopfitter/joiner) with a few lads,my pal had no safety glasses on and with a stray splinter shooting out at about 60mph hit him straight in the eye lid...not nice
Good build my friend, it’s a nice feeling when you can sort and save space with the larger wood pieces. Well done... just one note, was it down to nail size that split the wood at the ends or something else??
Yeah, when I switched over from construction type jobs to more shop oriented work my 16P nailer has done nothing but gather dust. Occasionally I pull it out to chase off the neighbors kids, just hold back the plunger and let er rip!
I've finished my rack and stocked it with all my boards like you Keith i hate throwing things away so I've got an abundance of timbers, hinges, decent chunks of work tops it's amazing the amount of space the rack has freed up
Hi Keith,its nice to see that you are getting organized,and although your storage rack didnt need much high tech joinery you still made a good job of it,I hope you can keep finding lot's of free material to keep it full,take care and stay happy
hi from egypt 😊 I admire your restoration and reclaiming the wood, to use it once again .👍
Looks very useful. Noticed that the nailer split the wood sometimes though.
Three videos in one day and three bottles of Old Rosie Cloudy Cider to drink. What a great way to spend a Friday evening. Keep up the good work Keith. 50000 subscribers is just around the corner. :-)
A workshop project doesn't,t have to look good, just be functional...Nice simple build that does the job...
I'm building the board storage frame for my ever shrinking garage basically for boards and skirting boxes of laminate flooring due to since retiring and not wanting to be idle i bought a house then sold it and bought another and so on consequently there's always bits left so I need more storage the heavy duty shelving is amazing and has made a massive difference hopefully the board frame will be equally as good brill
Three video's in one day?! Your to good to us. Keep up the good work Keith!
Great video, I'm glad that your new nailer is working well.
Another great vid.. Framing nailer did split the ends of the wood but hey ho. Guess that just proves how powerful it is. Great wood stand though.. Those big sheets really are a pain to store as they are so large.. Nice one
You inspire Keith I may only be 11 years old but I love making stuff 👍🏻
Great build. Simple and with reclaimed materials. I suppose the hinges and door pull we'll see somewhen in one of your next projects.
Thanks for sharing.
Great job - concise and efficient.
Great little project! Thats a nice cordless wood splitter you got there :D
Nice build Keith, i have some of those Melamine Wardrobe Doors as well as the Sides, they come in handy for Cabinets for the Shed. At the moment all of my sheet goods are standing up next to each other off the floor, i could do with a smaller version of yours.
Well Done.
Barry (Wirral)
I can't stress the importance of storing this correctly, I had 11 sheets of MFC chipboard pin me into a gap 6 inches too narrow for my frame, my shoulders and ribs lost the battle but I lived to tell the tale 👍🏻
nice stash of timber.
Thank you for your amazing and very useful videos. Saludos desde España
Another great job 🙋
The council must love you round your way lol, you save them a job.
How to prevent the ply and mdf from bending
Looks great and very mobile
Doesn’t the nailer spilt the timber ??
M Tv 2:23 ye it does a little bit
Excellent build!
3 videos in one day?! You're spoiling us, Keith!
Good video again. Nailer looks the business.... Enjoy.
Nice rack keith that nail gun is a beast you done well my friend well deserved
you will thank yourself for putting on the wheels :-)
Great idea, I need to find a storage solution. I have a decent sized garage, but also too much stuff!
Is it a manbearpig mugshot in the background in the end of the video?
Blindbear Designs business card
It looks like if you turned your sheet materials around you'd be able to stand full 8x4 sheets the tall way, going in-between the joists.
That should work well Keith.
Does the wood splitting affect the strength?
Depends on the wood grain but usually yes! The glue will be more than enough to hold it together though
Great job dude :) that nailer seems a bit too much for the pine to take ;)
Where do u get your dewalt pz bits from cannot seem to find them now
www.screwfix.com/p/dewalt-dt70560t-qz-extreme-impact-torsion-screwdriver-bit-set-32-pieces/7045F?tc=WA3&ds_kid=92700022888050478&ds_rl=1249796&ds_rl=1245250&ds_rl=1249481&gclid=Cj0KCQiAoY7VBRDtARIsAHWoO-KDK8ft3VPbHVhAoEUfliYh32kUqjqU2sS58eqteDYTeB2e_ftr5qYaAjBuEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds&dclid=CO2OuvS54dkCFa8w0wodkCkOsA
Rag 'n' Bone Brown I need just the pz bits not the set 😂
www.screwfix.com/p/dewalt-pozi-screwdriver-bit-box-pz2-x-25mm-25-pack/3289R?tc=BT2&ds_kid=92700022888068409&ds_rl=1249796&ds_rl=1245250&ds_rl=1249484&gclid=Cj0KCQjwv73VBRCdARIsAOnG8u1OpoOPPPhyRKIWUyUupklbmQUHayfSizKVLyz52rcRZMd8m6IxK_0aAgESEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds&dclid=CJ3esd3x-dkCFcc-Gwod2PsD6g
Excellent videos bud,,,just a little advice when using them nail guns PUT ON GLASSES,,,Done a massive job (shopfitter/joiner) with a few lads,my pal had no safety glasses on and with a stray splinter shooting out at about 60mph hit him straight in the eye lid...not nice
Solid advice- will do!
Three videos :) yeeeyyy
Good build my friend, it’s a nice feeling when you can sort and save space with the larger wood pieces. Well done... just one note, was it down to nail size that split the wood at the ends or something else??
Probably user error, I’m pretty inexperienced with it and maybe too close to the ends!
Rag 'n' Bone Brown it’s all a learning curve my friend, and we’re all learning from you, that can’t be bad 👍🏼😉😊
What part of England do you live in
Norwich
Yeah, when I switched over from construction type jobs to more shop oriented work my 16P nailer has done nothing but gather dust. Occasionally I pull it out to chase off the neighbors kids, just hold back the plunger and let er rip!
hii
Your nailer broke the wood
Hi good job but 5 hours !!!
Filming it slows me down quite a bit