How to: Old Door ? Rolling Work/Storage Table
Ok, I've promised this one twice now so I gotta deliver. Yes, I will get back to those first floor bathroom cabinets, promise that too. Man, I've got so much to do!!
And goodness, I see I started this eons ago....
It's a new year (ack jeez louise, now it's June, holy embarrassing). I, for some reason, every January it seems, get a monster itch to organize, reorganize, tidy up, and clean out, thin the herd. It's not a resolution I make. I don't make resolutions. A well-marketed itch I suppose.
Well, really, if I'm to be truly honest, that major itch hits every few months. The targets change. As now my workbench is demanding an overhaul redo.....
Back in the basement, (man I spend an inordinate amount of time in our basement, goodness) I've been pacing about, trying to figure out how to improve the usefulness of the limited space yet again.
In a lame attempt to store wood, stick lumber, pieces, scraps and bits out of sight, I stacked them on the top shelf behind the curtains. Not really the greatest place as a.) can't see nor reach much, b.) it's all stacked on itself, c.) it's a mess, and d.) a hassle to yank anything out.
Plus there's wood laying on the floor. Plus there was trim laying on the make-shift table. Junk stacked in the window sill. I mean, stuff. Everywhere. Bad.
Beeeefore. A compact mess, a mess nonetheless. Such sublime poetry.That make-shift table is the do...
Source:
Flipping the Flip
URL:
http://humboldtartdept.blogspot.com
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