Uploaded July 2021 | Updated September 2026, 1 hour ago
Anyone who does woodworking knows that the left-over bits and pieces from projects pile up in a hurry. Some of them look good enough to use on another project. So, you want to keep them. However, if they are not organized, they get lost or forgotten. Having a designated place to store them that is visible and accessible makes a huge difference in them being useful or useless….
Sheet goods like Plywood, Pegboard, Lexan and such are especially troublesome because they are huge and eat up a lot of space. They also degrade if stacked poorly or sitting on the floor. Here is my attempt to deal with those.
My Woodworking Website: harrislandd.com
Anyone who does woodworking knows that the left-over bits and pieces from projects pile up in a hurry. Some of them look good enough to use on another project. So, you want to keep them. However, if they are not organized, they get lost or forgotten. Having a designated place to store them that is visible and accessible makes a huge difference in them being useful or useless….
Sheet goods like Plywood, Pegboard, Lexan and such are especially troublesome because they are huge and eat up a lot of space. They also degrade if stacked poorly or sitting on the floor. Here is my attempt to deal with those.
My Woodworking Website: harrislandd.com
