I like the idea of “first order accessibility” for my tools and use pegboard and shelves to store my hand tools and metalworking tools. I have a lot of small tools I use at my bench and I want them all in hand’s reach. Going across the room to find a screwdriver is a waste of time, so I designed a rotating tool rack that can be cut on a laser cutter and assembled with parts from the box store. (I also have them for sale on Etsy in kit form, prepared by my fabrication company.)
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barbara hope
2023-07-08whats it made out of, how much is it, is it difficult to assemble.
jet
2023-11-20Baltic birch and hardwood dowel rods. Easy to assemble but we can no longer buy Baltic birch in America.
Jurgen
2024-10-23I can’t speak to current availability of pure ‘Baltic’ birch, but hobby sized quantities of a pretty damn close equivalent is plenty available.
We use it by the M^2 at Creatorpult for our Laser-cut dice towers and mini-scale buildings, in 3 & 6mm thicknesses.
I don’t have time to research it @ t = now, but it’s out there.