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The Basic Principles Of Garage and Workshop - Ana White


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<p class="p__0">And oh yeah I could begin setting up all the storage I want on it and not stress over striking studs. Click Here For Additional Info On The Walls When I initially began keeping tools in my shop I did what many people did and had a basic pegboard sheet installed. I even went as far as to cut it out and paint it brilliant orange in hopes of appealing an orange tool business to send me complimentary things.</p>
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<p class="p__1">There had to be a better option than this. That's when I initially connected to a little company called, based out of Atlanta (use promotion code Lazy, Guy, DIY15 for a discount). They make an economical metal pegboard system that uses basic pegboard holes and their own trademarked slots for a range of pegboard devices.</p>
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<p class="p__2">I've gone through several versions at this point, but every wall in my area has their metal pegboards set up waiting from hand tools, to power tools, to clamps and shop jigs. If I had actually used cabinets or tool chests to hold the exact same devices it would take up a significant footprint of my already tight space.</p>
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<p class="p__3">Plus this stuff can be found in a variety of colors and looks cool too. Sort of like in modern-day timeless "Robin Hood: Prince of Thieves" when they shout "to the trees!" whenever I run an upgrade in my shop I think "to the walls!" So next up was lumber storage.</p>
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<p class="p__4">per level! That's another thing off the flooring that lets me actually use my space. So Much Space For Activities Here comes the reward for all of that wall installed storage Even though it's just under 200 square feet, I have a lot of open realty to add larger tools in my store.</p>
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<p class="p__5">I have a router table and a complete sized table saw. Plus a 200 pounds. jointer and a ginormous 52 tool chest. Oh yeah whatever is on wheels in case I need to move it around too. My workshop may be small but it's strong. Pieces of Flair Here's the vital part though There are little things in my store that give it personality and say, this is the house of "Lazy Man DIY".</p>
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