New cabinets for my workshop's "Tool Crib"

[Randy Caswell]

Over the recent holiday break I got out my hand dandy Kreg Jig and built 16 linear feet of tool storage cabinets for my workshop's "Tool Crib".

Here are the base units. Notice the pocket holes in the drawers;

Here are the upper units;

Here are the units painted and installed looking down the room to the left. Notice the pocket holes up under the cabinets;

And here is the cabinets looking the other way;

My 77 year-old father-in-law helped and fell in love with the Kreg Jig.

Thanks for looking!

Randy Caswell
Merrimack NH

[Ron Stanko]

Randy...nice job. Looks like what I need to build in my shop. Thanks for the inspiration!

[Geoff Guenther]

Can you share the height dimensions that you used for the bottom cabinet drawers and spacing? They seem perfect for any garage or shop.

[robert lindh]

GREAT JOB!!!

[Jack]

Great Job. I need to do something simular for behind my home bar. Just not as many.

[Dale Carpenter]

Wow! Those are great cabinets. I've been putting off mine, because I couldn't come up with a
layout that seemed to work. You just settled that for me. Thanks

[Mike Nelson]

O M G!!!
I think i'm ub luv...
Absolutely Terrific, CONGRATS on the envy of us all.....

[NickM]

Randy, that's scary good! Excellent craftsmanship. Now I'm depressed and intimidated. Thanks and lot! LOL

[Randy Caswell]

Bruce, I used regular 1" clear pine that I pulled from the cull pile. It takes a little time, but it saves you a lot of money in the long run.

[Kim C]

I am glad St. Patrick's Day is in a couple days because I just turned green.

[Bruce Matasick]

Excellent job. I'm actually starting on a similar but much smaller project, and you've given me good ideas. Did you use the plywood for the drawer sides as well as the cabinets? I can't tell from the pictures. Good wood for drawer sides hasn't been easy for me to find.