Dalboy | 19/05/2023 10:22:51 |
![]() 1009 forum posts 305 photos | The majority of my units and tool boards are hung using the French cleat system as it is easy to make yourselves. It is surprisingly strong as well as so easy to move units around if needed (as long as you empty heavy items out first. |
Hillclimber | 19/05/2023 10:51:11 |
![]() 215 forum posts 51 photos | Posted by SillyOldDuffer on 18/05/2023 14:26:17:
Me too, except as a variant, I've found plastic guttering useful for holding stock rather than only fitting plain wooden shelves. Bit more fuss fixing the guttering in place, but it provides 2 or 3 shelves in one, in which I can separate longish lengths of Aluminium, Brass and Steel.
Dave Dear S.O.D., any chance of a piccie or description of how you fix the guttering in place. Profile cut adjuncts to the top of the brackets, maybe? I ask, because I am going to embark on the same project soon. Cheers, Colin |
Clive Hartland | 19/05/2023 11:06:32 |
![]() 2929 forum posts 41 photos | At work due to the weight of the items I used , Blockboard, easily took the weight of a spare slide and milling table. |
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