
Download the plans here: http://rollingworkbench.com/index.php/2017/10/08/cheapest-workshop-shelves/
These are the least expensive free-standing shelves I could some up with that were still worth building. The project took me about 2 hours to build 16 feet of shelves. These shelves measure 96″ wide by 18″ deep by 75″ tall. They will safely hold 200lbs per shelf or more.
Total cost $36.63 for the 8′ section or under $19 per 4′ section, which is how you would buy them from the store.
When people have a "WOODSHOP" and don't use corded drills/drivers.
good idea ripping 2×4. You are right about the poor quality of 2x2s.
With the thousands of dollars spent for the workspace, high-end saw, multiple drills, brad nailer, stabilizing bench, (etc), plus a truck large enough to transport large pieces of wood,
"for $20" is really FALSE ADVERTISING. ("cost" isn't just parts: ask any car mechanic)
2x2s make for weak crappy shelves. They will warp and the bottoms will slide out from under them. MY former idiot step dad build shelves like these and I had to replace them before they completely fell down.
Great video. Thorough yet quick. Any videos to make similar shelving that hangs from ceiling? Thank you
man this would be so quick and easy if i had any of those tools lol i do have a cordless drill and impact driver
can i fart on your bench?
Very good and its moveable
Man, this is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks so much for posting. Cost effective and sturdy. Looking to make this. I'm just hoping they got some straight 2 by 4's that are straight since I don't have a table saw…. Wish me luck.
exellent!!! Cheap!!!! simple!!!! fast!!!
so happy to hear you say that it was hard to find 1x2s that are straight. went to home depot the other day for a project and literally spent 25 mins finding straight ones. i live in a small apartment in chicago so i don't really have the space for a table saw.
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Great video. Is it possible to post the link the the breakdown of everything again. Thank you
Hyyyyyy in last moment lay down hahaha Nice! Beautiful work
Can you send the link with the measurements and material breakdown list please? Thank you.
glad to see i'm not the only person that uses a sharpie instead of a pencil.
Thank you! Really like the slow, cool, unintrusive way you talk. Oh, and the link seems to fail
there is no way you weigh 280, I'm like your height and weight 200. You must lift weights or something XD
Diagram does not download. Mind posting it again?