Steel and Wood Drawer Shelf Unit - Forme Industrious @ScottTurnerformeindustrious

Uploaded March 2018 | Updated September 2026, 7 hours ago

Special Shout out to Mark Harriss whom made the awesome Forme Industrious maker plate that I used in this video. Mark's You Tube Channel link is: youtube.com/watch?v=2T3PzlAtPBk
I love those Maker Plates! Thank you Mark - such a great job!
In this project I used Galvanised Steel. Welded with Flux Cored Wire (0.9mm). Wood stain is "Walnut" on Pine.
I made a few stuff ups on the drawers, so I might make a seperate video just on that later as lessons learned exercise.
Overall the job turned out fine though I have a small regret not using better quality timber other than pine.

You can check out progress of my projects on my instagram page instagram.com/forme_industrious

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Steel and Wood Drawer Shelf Unit - Forme Industrious

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