Tool Drawers for easy access

[Sturdee]

Brett,

As you know I like reading your posts, especially about your workshop organisation, always get good ideas from these kinds of posts.

Especially love the upside down shopping bag as a dust cover in the steel cupboard photo. Will use it in my forthcoming workshop reorganisation.


Peter.

[chambezio]

Just a little diversionary tilt to the thread.

Ueee has written Quote(spread the organized mess.....although that') how do you run the line through the word? My computer Guru daughter just said "fiddle", well that doesn't tell me much. I just wanted to know.

By the way Brett, those drawers are a real great piece of work!!!!!!!
I have been thinking lately that i should do something the same, mainly for my Metal Lathe trinkets. My thoughts took me to a place where I am no longer alive and could see my daughters' (future husbands) cooing and gooing over a set of drawers like yours. Yeh may be I am thinking too far ahead.
I started a major rearrangement of mainly the machinery in the shed to make everything more accessible. Well the pulling apart bit was easy but now I have been bogged down for 3 weeks trying to figure out where things should go. (Damn depression symptoms)

[FenceFurniture]

Brett,

As you know I like reading your posts, especially about your workshop organisation, always get good ideas from these kinds of posts.

Especially love the upside down shopping bag as a dust cover in the steel cupboard photo. Will use it in my forthcoming workshop reorganisation.


Peter.

Good stuff Peter. There's a Tormek under there. I've used a few of the white cloth shopping bags as dust covers as well (the scullery looks like a KKK meeting).

[FenceFurniture]

Cheers Rod.

Just a little diversionary tilt to the thread.

Ueee has written Quote(spread the organized mess.....although that') how do you run the line through the word?

Click on the ABC icon or put [.S.] before and [./.S.] after, but take out the full stops that I had to put in (otherwise "before and" would have been in strikethrough)

[Handyjack]

Things are labelled so other people know what is in them. Very useful when you need the assistant to get an item. Pity the cats don't assist in the shed except to keep down the pest population.

[FenceFurniture]

Things are labelled so other people know what is in them. Very useful when you need the assistant to get an item. Pity the cats don't assist in the shed except to keep down the pest population.

Spot on Kevin. Now all I have to do is bring my mate's forearms' status up to "competent" and I can let him in again.

Baz, the mate, always wanted to go camping with Jack Absalom's entirely competent forearms - just the forearms if that was all that was on offer, but the rest of Jack would have been very welcome. Baz, poor luv, was born with quite the opposite, and like musical talent, impossible to otherwise acquire. I asked him to turn the air compressor valve/lever/thingy-that-makes-it-go-"shorhhhhh" and instead of turning it laterally, he just bent it down (it's an Aldi so these things are not too difficult or he wouldn't have bothered). In return, he received a torrent of abuse - lots of single syllable words, numerous "f"s in the syllables.

The cats do assist - many is the time when I've needed some levity and one of them will come skidding in, with another hot on its heels.

[artme]

I wish, I wish, I wish I ....... ahhh I just wish.

Wonderful work!!