Wood storage rack

This SketchUp file can be found on my Plans & Designs page. Since I work on most of my projects in the garage, I am always fighting for more space. I always stacked my wood up against the wall and when I needed some sort of sheet goods, it always seemed to be in the back. After seei

Here's what has been absorbing any free time I've had for the last two weeks: It's the long overdue, long planned, new shop wood rack - and it is finally done! Wahoo! The posts are three 2x6s laminated together with glue and screws. The arms are 2x4s, set in mortises created by missing sections of the center post lamination: I debated using 2x6s as arms, but decided I'd try the 2x4 arms first. If there are any problems, I can make 2x6 arms with a cut down tenon to fit the mortise and a…

Make your own inexpensive and quick DIY lumber rack with this tutorial and a few 2x4 boards! An easy garage workshop upgrade!

Build your own DIY lumber rack plans and protect your wood from the elements to store lumber for a long time to boost your working experience.

Improve your shop storage and organization with this quick project! Learn how to make this modular lumber rack and grab the easy to read diy plans!

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Is your scrap wood pile a mess? Get organized with one of these lumber storage ideas! You'll find wall-mounted, mobile and built-in options to fit any space!

Free and easy DIY plans showing you how to build a portable lumber rack using only seven 2x4s. Perfect for storing all your scrap lumber.

I am still so thrilled with my newly set-up basement workshop! When I posted about it two weeks ago, I shared a small peek at my solution to storing scrap wood, and today I’m sharing that quick and easy DIY. I don’t know why I didn’t just do it before. My scrap wood “collection” was constantly growing, but with no organization at all. It basically consisted

Materials: I used what was suggested Time: 8 hours Cost: $300 The last image is a smaller version I built for a fire pit.

Any time you're building a large project, it’s convenient to keep the stock I need close at hand. The multiple levels and notched base of these folding lumber racks make it easy to sort, stack, and store the material needed for the project. And after you're finished, the racks fold up and tuck away for storage. Each rack is made up of a pair of hinged leaves. The best part is both racks can be made from one sheet of plywood and a handful of hardware. We offer the Woodsmith Folding Lumber…

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Use your scrap wood to make this scrap wood storage cart! This compact rolling lumber cart will keep your scrap lumber and plywood organized!

The 6-level wood storage rack provides generous vertical storage capacity to organize a multitude of items in a variety of areas. Whether it’s lumber in the shop, ladders in the shed, or sports equipment in the garage, this versatile and easy to use wall mounted storage rack has the shelving you need to decrease clutter, maximize your floor space and stay organized.

Small Scrap Lumber Cart

From wall-mounted racks to rolling carts, you'll find the perfect solution to suit your space and woodworking needs.

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Check out these easy DIY firewood racks. Store your wood clean and dry and save money buying wood in bulk. They're surprisingly easy to build!