DIY Garage Storage / Shelves Part 2 | DIY Barn Doors
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Tap a hole in the pipe. Use a spacer behind the pipe and fasten it this way instead. Do it on the whole pipe system. Also use a wooden dowel (broomstick or paint roller extension) to connect the pipes. You will be able to roll them from one end to another. Great look!
This is a valuable addition to my woodwork collection th-cam.com/users/postUgkxkNYRBJuiJ6EwD-tQSAlxg0eFKsnR2cgz I still will rate this woodwork plan as the best in my reference library. It always seem to stand out from the rest whenever you go through the library. This is a masterpiece.
definitely more of these bigger things, I love seeing how creative you can get with your projects!
Sweet project!, maybe add some cork to the left door for a place to pin up stuff.
With regards to the conduit. I had two ideas.
1. Drill a hole in the conduit large enough for the head of the screw on the out/face side and only the shank of the screw on the connection side, then just screw through the pipe. Looks like your wheels wouldn't be disrupted by it.
2.Just face screw though the conduit with a shiny screw and the color will blend it. Like a kreg screw or something.
Thanks for sharing it with us!
Dude, this garage is an O.C.D. dream come true. I love it. In regards to the fix of the midway screw; would just drilling a hole through the center of the pipe and then screwing through the pipe and into wood behind work? You could even put a small washer on the back side if you need the space.
Raynola Dominguez that’s exactly how I’d fix it I drill off center toward the bottom of he pipe. Or cut the claps in half and use a self drilling screw
I have been looking for something like this! This is perfect! Once I get a house this will definitely be one of my first builds. Great job!
Impressive work, congratulations.
Really nice additions to an already epic storage solution! Looking forward to seeing you refine the barn doors
Drill a hole in the conduit just slightly bigger than the screw you want to use, and then land your screw. Its kinda hidden at that height so it should look good. Hope that makes sense. Nice build! Super cool and looks really functional.
Another great video Mike! Love the garage storage!
Those barn doors came out really well! Love the chalkboard paint (and quote)
I would take off some of the barn doors and add a rolling locking ladder maybe so you can get stuff off the stop shelf
Matthew Peterson now that’s a great idea.
The conduit pole probably isn’t strong enough to support weight but I like the thought process.
Great idea but then you will have problem carry things down with that weird angle no? Safer with a high stool ladder.
not strong enough to hold it and kind of dangerous to take down heavy container with a 90 degree ladder.
5:14 Drill through the pipe the secure the pipe. Use 2 screws 1 or 2" apart for extra support. To hide the screws, drill a big enough hole for the screw ends to pass and secure against the inner wall of the pipe.
Perfect solution
Then get rid of the coupling in the middle
I love the DIY barn door hardware. Really cleaver idea!
A lot of good ideas for the track support here already, I might suggest something like this, staying with the industrial theme... drill a hole for a 3/8 bolt (or 1/2” depending on size of piping used) through the pipe and through the 2x4 behind it. Get a t-nut and hammer it into the hole in 2x4 to receive the bolt that you put through the pipe. The length of the bolt depends on the distance between face of pipe and full depth of t-nut. That would give you integral mounting, allow the rollers on top to move freely, and keep an industrial look. Now, the only potential catch point is how much the head of the bolt protrudes, you may just need to shim your hanging bracket/roller assembly slightly to set away just a touch further that it already was. Just an alternative idea.
Great application of chalkboard paint in the shop. You might want to paint both sides of your MDF sheet. Depending on the humidity the sheet will eventually twist somewhat if it’s sealed on 1 side and not the other. Ideally paint/seal 360°.
I did something similar in my garage (I even have the same storage bins!) but instead of a solid door I did a slat wall. I have all my yard tools hanging on it. Instead of barn door hardware I made a channel at the top out of 1x4's and used small furniture glides on the door itself. I was really worried it wouldn't slide or that the door would come out of the channel but I haven't had any problems. It holds a lot of heavy tools and works really well.
This is awesome, thank you!!
So easy to follow! Thank you for posting!
I love the barn door hardware idea! I made a gantry for filming in my shop using similar materials and I just used a coved piece of wood to support the underside of the pipe every few feet. It wasn’t supporting as much weight as this is, but I bet a similar idea would work.
Looks great! Thanks for the video!
GREAT job!! Love it...thanks!!!
If you drill a 3/8" hole on the outer side of the pipe and a 1/4" hole on the inner side of the pipe, you can secure the pipe without using a screw below the pipe. The outer hole has to be larger so that you can fit the screw bit to put the screw in the inner side of the pipe. This way the screw head will be inside the pipe and it won't interfere with the sliding of the barn doors. I really like your design. Great job!
Although some have indicated they prefer a sliding ladder, I prefer the doors you put it. Although it isn't airtight, it can help keep some sawdust off the clothing you hang, when you are working on wood. great addition to your initial build
Awesome job Mike! 👍👊
sweet design!
Nicely done!
oh wow! Thank you so much! I loved the techniques you showed! 3:19
Since you're using conduit hangers already you could take one and cut it in half to use as a cradle for the middle of each rail. Not sure if you would have a clearance issue but it should be rigid enough to hold the rail up but won't obstruct the roller.
you never put coping on a skate park ramp before? ....drill a hole on the outside so the screw head can go through the pipe then a smaller hole on the inside of the pipe for the screw, this will make it tight without pinching the pipe and no screw sticking out of the outside
Nice work man!
Well done! such an affordable and good looking way to do it!
To hold the conduit I'ld say you could use a plywood bracket shaped as a half circle at the bottom...
Sweet build!!
I'd of gotten one of those conduit brakets, cut them with my dremel and rounded the cut edges on my bench grinder to make half hooks that match the others
A storage space for a small ladder for the upper shelf would be handy. Great build man!
Drill a hole in the conduit and affix screw through the hole and back of conduit to the 2x4. Great build!
My second favorite, 10-21.
I love the door idea fantastic
Love the use of afortable materials for this 👌👍
Maybe a curtain rod holder type thing might work instead of the screw? You could make something similar by bendinf some of the aluminun and shaping it to the pipe curve.
I may try this and try to add a rolling ladder instead of a second barn door! Thanks for the ideas and inspiration
To hold up the bar, you could try screwing a screw through to into the wood on the other side. Drill a 1/4" hole in on 1 side of the bar, large enough to for the screw head to fit into. Drill a 1/8" hole on the other side for the screw to go through, into the wood. With this method, you can have screws going all along the bar, without it interfering with the hanging doors.
Haha was thinking this so I knew there would be someone else with the same idea already. Will have to do it this way and see how it goes for me.
My only concern is the two holes reducing the strength of the bar.. but that probably depends on how much weight you're actually putting on it in between screw placements.. 🤷🏾♂️
Mike love the part two! It seems like a follow up/ new build vid. It could stand alone.
Right on! Thanks man
I agree with everyone who said drill a hole through the Conduit 👍👍👍. This is looking great 👍
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Ugh! I'm so in love with him
nice project 💛 good-looking guy 😙
I'm building this exact shelve this week.. going to pick up material later! Love the design I'm going to paint the would so it would look much better..
Wow, I like the barn doors. Great job.
Thanks Gene
Modern Builds what about the spacers...no info on them.
I actually like it without the sliding doors better but to each his own. Great work! Damn I want a garage that size!
Ben, simply drill holes parallel with the floor/perpendicular to the frame through the conduit. Using long pan head screws, insert them though the holes, add washers as spacers between the conduit and frame, and screw directly into the frame. Alternatively, regular screws can be countersunk flush with the conduit. Either way, there shouldn't be any interference as the rollers roll along the top of the conduit.
To drill conduit, cut a V-groove in a scrap piece of lumber and drill a small hole from the crotch if the V through the block. Then, placing the V-groove over the conduit, simply drill a pilot hole through both walls of the conduit. Lastly, enlarge the holes to the desired size utilizing the pilot holes.
This is a great project and has loads of potential for any workshop. I do have a suggestion regarding the sliding mechanism. Instead of having the doors hang off the conduit you could have doors that are a bit longer with wheels on the bottom which run in tracks secured to the floor. These would bear the weight of the doors and all that you hang on them. Then, you could put wheels at the top of the doors, again in tracks but these would just be to guide the doors. I think doing this would give you doors that are more stable and able to carry a lot more weight.. Hope someone out there finds this of use.
Love your videos man I just got done building the shelves in my garage. Had to customize it a bit since I didnt have 16 foot wall.
Awesome dude!! Hope they came out good!
Hey Mike. I love the video. Its very helpful thanks. To replace the screw bracket, I would drill a hole through the center, where I want to apply my support component, and use a bolt/ washer/ nut, to fasten the rail to the stud. Im actually going to try your design in my garage, so I'll see if I know what Im talkin' about! Wish me luck
Awesome build! I like how you used the chalk board as one of the barn doors, that'll really help with sketching something up on the fly or fun quotes.
Looks great
Keep it up mike!
Great job! You could drill a whole through the pipe for a screw it to the wood frame.
The quote on your chalk board is by Wayne Gretzky. Great build btw. Definitely gonna do this.
My suggestion would be through screws. By that I mean: drill a hole all the way through the pipe but have the front hole be larger that the screw cap. That way you are screwing the pipe using the inside most hole directly to the wood. However, you might need a thicker pipe for sturdiness.
i think just use a conduit one hole strap and bend it.
That’s how we put coping on a half pipe ;)
Nice additions to the rack Mike. Any other add-ons you plan to do with it? Drawers under the work bench perhaps? And I agree with what others are saying... drill a hole through the conduit and drive a screw through the hole
A small 90 degree 2 hole bracket. You could attach it to the shelving unit and the conduit from underneath and it not be in the way.
maybe a plant hook. It won't go up far enough to interfere with the roller. Nice job though! I would paint the other side either the chalkboard or with dry erase paint. :) Also it would be cool for future vids if you put your logo on one of the doors.
Debby I was thinking the same thing about the logo 😁
logo for sure!!
Love the idea about the logo!
I thought I heard on the podcast that this is his buddies place, not Mike’s garage, but I could be mistaken. That said, I concur with the logo idea if this was his place.
thanks debby
Nice job!
I'd love an exact item list for this project! I'm a beginner and while you linked some items, I wasn't clear on the spacers/bolts/length of aluminum pieces, why the strip of wood was added at the top of the door. Would love clearer info - love this idea!
Perfect!!!!!
Instead of clips, run a square strip of wood, or a strip with a routed groove in it, under the whole length of conduit/pipe - supporting the whole thing. You only need the top of the pipe. Or make short “under brackets” the same way and space them out to show off the fancy piping.
This was my suggestion as well... I will be making some verion of this, and will use a strip with predrilled holes, countersunk, and routed with a circular bit to fit the pipe size exactly (at least thats the goal... I may use heavier duty pipe, and include a removable/wheeling ladder to access the wood /storage I have above... 🤩 living the #woodworkingdream
Great idea
Thumbs up for that sponsor. Haha haven't seen a sponsor like that on TH-cam till now.
Great build BTW
That quote... 😂
Wayne Gretzky’s quote.
We used a v-block and some screws to make much longer casters for a sliding rig I built. Just drill through and counter sink the head so they sit flush below the surface. Use spacers as needed on the back side, ideally a piece of notched tube, but just nylon spacers would probably work.
To hold up the conduit, you could either drill through the conduit or you could just create a brace with a stripped down 2x4 to run underneath the conduit.
Screw head will be inside conduit but held on inner/opposite side.
Drill the conduit the size of screw head, one side only! Then shaft size on the opposite side.
its Wayne Gretzky, well done on the build!
It all came out great. About the screw that you are basically using to support the conduit...maybe you could make a cute little wooden bracket and use that as support by attaching it to the vertical piece of wood or there are similar' L' brackets made of some sort of metal that are small and have pre-drilled holes. I hope you get my drift. (Love your work by the way).
Cork on the other barn door would work great for plans notes or pictures of old projects.
Yas to 2 part vids🙌
So good. All that's missing is a library ladder!
A sliding ladder might be next? You make it look so simple.
Drill a hole through the conduit and put a screw straight through mate
Andy McLean yep
A piece of small pipe or tubing as a spacer between the conduit and the wall wouldn't go amiss here. Hole in the conduit, screw through the conduit and the spacer and into the 2-by. Badabing.
I was thinking the same thing
That's how I would do it all the way through. With some spacers between the wood. And you have yourself a floating bar.
I was thinking the same thing with spacers on the back side you beat me to it like 2 years ago
A scrap piece of 1/2 “ emt. Can be used as an coupling by sliding it inside the 3/4. You may have to use some tape to snug it up. If the straps are in the way, use a 1/4x20 hex nut ( or bigger if needed ) between the tubing and the shelf and run a screw directly thru the conduit.
Excellent 👍🏼🤘🏼
Very helpful, thanks.
No doubt!!
Drill a hole through the pipe on the outside later drill a larger hole that you can run a screw through the pipe right into the 2x material. The screw will be hidden in the pipe not disturbing anything on the outside only connecting the backside of the pipe. Love this build!
I would drill a hole for a dowel or two for support instead of the screws, you could even angle the dowel a little at an angle up. Good luck, excellent build idea.
Got my thumbs up before I even watched the video for that quote from The Office.
Waiting for this since the instagram post
I like the tank one
awesome!
#49 woo your awsome dude did some of the inspo come from home made modern
you could use a one hole strap for EMT and either cut or bend it if needed so it doesn't get in the way of the rollers
I did something very similar to this in my workshop. The differences between yours and mine is:
1. I used copper pipe.
2. I drilled holes in the copper pipe to mount it directly to the frame using screws (with a 1/8" spacer behind for separation).
3. I screwed a small block of wood below the pipe so the door would be held to the casters and not come off the pipe accidentally (My children were small, so it was safer).
Other than that, a very similar build.
Can you make a led starlight ceiling with the pegboard?
you can put a screw from the back of the 2x4 thru EMT or make two holes on the EMT and put a screw to inner hole
L shaped brackets or U shaped curtain rod holders would be a good alternative to the screws supporting the pipe
They sell conduit mounts that should work for that bar- in the electrical areas of the hardware store.
If it has not been suggested already just use a conduit strap that is cut a little shorter than half the width of the pipe or just low enough that the rollers do not hit it. This will dress up the screw you used as a support and give continuity with the other conduit straps.
Nice build btw
Doors look cool. Small l shape mounts
Great video, i have phase 1 done, now looking at phase 2, the doors. Whar spacers, and hardware did you use?
ey Mike, lovely work. Did you add anything to keep the doors from swinging out at the base?
best quote ever
Great video! I have that same Ryobi chop saw you were using at the 2:40 mark. Do you have video or plans for the mount it was on? That thing is really cool. Thanks!
you should label the content of the boxes, great build!
Emmanuel Macron probably empty
Yeah, haven't gotten everything loaded up yet. Gotta have it look good for staging :)