Ryobi French Cleat Nail Gun Rack - Everything In One Place
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ค. 2024
- Our Ryobi French Cleat Nail Gun Rack holds our ONE+ 18V Cordless AirStrike 18-Gauge Brad Nailer and AirStrike 16-Gauge Straight Finish Nailer in one compact and easy-to-use tool holder. Nail guns and brad nailers use a LOT of nails so this thing also holds tens of thousands of nails for these nailers so you don't have to run all over the place trying to find your nails. And it does all of this in only 14" of horizontal space on our French Cleat wall.
Amazing, isn't it?
But wait, there's more! This French Cleat Nail Gun Rack is also stupid-simple to build and requires zero fancy woodworking. Just easy straight cuts and glue, plus nails from your nail gun and you too can have an awesome nail gun rack like this one. You know you want one of these!
Cut List
Plywood
12.75" x 14" Use whatever plywood you have.
Half Inch
Four 3.5" x 5"
Four 3.5" x 7"
One 305" x 8.5"
Three Quarter Inch
One 2.5" x 14"
One 3.5" x 2.5"
One 3.5" x 3.25"
French Cleat Rail
Everyone's cleat measurements are different so use what works for you!
Scraps
You will use some small scraps to trim the nail gun mounts.
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I bought a nail gun to build French cleats.. and because they’re awesome. Great video, thank you!
Glad you liked it. And enjoy your new cleats!!!
Really glad I found your channel. Have been working on french cleat racks for various tools and couldn't visualize one for the nail gun but yours should do rally well. Thanks
Really glad you like our design! It still works great and we love having the nails right there with the guns. Hope yours turns out just as well!
"I don't wanna get shot!" hahaha bursted out laughingXD Great Video!
Shop safety is important!!! Also, I really don't wanna get shot by one of those nail guns!
I always love your videos where you overlay the measurements onto the video so that I can screenshot them and have them on my phone when I hit the workshop. Since this one did not have them, I went ahead and made one for you. :) This uses your measurements, but I will modify them slightly for my pneumatic Milwaukee brad nailer. Hmmm.. Can't attach an image I guess, so I messaged it to your Facebook account.
Many thanks! Unfortunately we are not able to update the video but appreciate you doing this!
Great Job!
Thanks! I was just using this yesterday and it's holding up well!
Hi,
I have just made this but modified to also hold the 23g nailer. I just added an extra bay. It's perfect. Thanks for the content.
Fantastic! Glad you improved on our design! You're going to love your new mounts!!!
@@AtomicDairy already am my friend. Lots of new and modified French cleats being made and the nailers are a Godsend.
Great video, very entertaining. : ) Very useful holder. Will have to build me one. Mahalo for sharing! : )
Thank you! I've already used this more than I will admit. It finally got the nail guns off the work bench!
Please consider storing your nail guns without batteries in them. As you said, you don't wanna get shot! A nail gun with no power source (and better yet, no nails) is going to be safer. But hanging them up high is great idea if any young folks have access to your shop.
Good point and that is precisely what I do normally. I just left them on for the video to show that the mount can handle the tools with or without batteries. The only tools I store with installed batteries are the drills, which get the most use. Everything else is stored empty.
Thanks
You're welcome! Hope you like our other stuff too!
That's a nice, straightforward design using a minimal amount of wood. Well done! I have the same guns and you're so right that they are bulky to store, especially the 16 ga. one. And I second the approach of mounting them with the grips facing outward from the wall. A possible mod to consider is making the four tool supports as trapezoids, where the tops slope downward toward the wall. That might require adding a half inch or so to the length of those pieces but it would hold the tools at a slight downward angle which I think would be a bit more secure -- and you could eliminate the little support blocks. I am starting to fill out my french cleat walls and have sub'd to check out your other ideas. Thanks!
Love the trapezoid idea! We did think of an inclined mount but the nail guns are tall and that would have swung the bases outward and required an inclined support for the nail rails on the guns. But you are very correct about it being more secure and we are designing inclined mounts for our future jigsaw and circular saw mounts. Those two saws don't have the long face that the nail guns have.
I have a small work shop/garage and to maximize space I installed a wall of French Cleats... my nail guns take up a lot of space... your video has given me ideas on how to create space. My nail guns are all pneumatic and I was looking at your Ryobi's... how dependable are they? I'm out for the maximize work shop/garage in a small space... that's the reason for the French Cleats... as soon as I saw your first video I subscribed! Good videos!!!
Glad we were helpful and welcome! We haven't had any trouble with either nail gun and love to use them. They excel at trim work, at least they do for us!
Haha! @4:10
Has anyone figured out a good way to mount the Ryobi 15 ga nailer? It’s a 34 degree nailer and is awkward for hanging (but nice to nail into tight spaces).
I have wondered about this as well but haven't got that nailer. Maybe when we add to our nailer roster we'll have to sit down and figure the angles out for that.
Is there a practical purpose to adding the nails after the glue dried? I get the screws but not the nails. This is a real question I’m not being a jerk.
Yes, the boxes of nails hold 5,000 nails each and can get a bit heavy when stacked. So I put in the nails to improve shear strength of the shelves. The glue is strong but I wanted that extra strength. I put the nails in after gluing because I couldn't figure out how to clamp the pieces effectively. So I just glued and added the nails when I was able to flip the whole structure over without parts falling off.
What size screws did you use?
We used 1 5/8" screws. It was a usable length and we had an extra box of them.
Missed the difference in use between the 3.25 and 3.5 pieces that are 2.5
Did it make sense?
Now you've got nail guns sticking half way across your room.
Exactly! They stick out only as much as the rest of the tools, and are far more accessible and usable than hanging the tools sideways. Highly recommend hanging your tools facing out!
Glad you're at the party!
10’s of thousands?? I don’t think so... maybe 1000 max
No really, tens of thousands. The 18ga boxes hold 5,000 nails and the 16ga boxes hold 2,500. That means I have a little over 27,000 nails on the rack now. A full load of five 18ga boxes (5x5,000) and four 16ga boxes (4x2,500) would give me 35,000 nails on the rack. It's crazy but that really is what this rack can hold and it's why I talk so much about weight in the video. This thing is heavy when loaded!