Shop Storage DIY

Shop Storage for Medium and Large Objects!

My shop garage was in need of storage for a lot of the medium to large items that don't have anywhere else to go, as well as for a lot of the smaller items that I don't need to grab on a day to day basis. I made this piece using 5 sheets of 3/4" plywood, 1 sheet of 1/2" plywood, and 1 sheet of 1/4" plywood.

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/ TOOLS

HiKOKI Power Tools

Woodpeckers Precision Woodworking Tools

Wall Control Panels

Simple Finish by Maker Brand Co.

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[SeanOchoa]

Not only do you make great content, you also 1) explain things with your 3d drawings so that the audience will understand what's going on and 2) your mixture of humility, gratitude, and humor is pretty great. Thanks +Chris Salomone for making wood working content!

[trisoce]

Why is the commentary on these videos the most satisfying thing I've ever heard.

[nicmasterdude]

Dude. Your editing and style are almost as much of the reason I'm subbed to your channel as your woodworking. I feel like you have really marked your identity in all of your videos without limiting yourself. Guys like you, and Matt Estlea have really gotten me into photography. I am so pumped to see you both growing into larger spaces to let your creativity and work get to another level. Seeing you work through constraints and design challenges pushes me to kick my own work into a higher gear every time. Thanks for being you. Looking forward to what 2019 brings!

[ADVBear]

Aw man, I really like your videos. You are an artist, but not just because of the quality of your furniture, but your aesthetic sense. Your visual choices really resonate with me.

[freetorobandloot]

Every time I watch your build videos, they always make me want to build whatever you are building even if I don't need them. You remind me of a Mythbusters episode where a flight instructor was able to guide Adam and Jamie to land an airplane just by giving them instructions over the the radio. You are such a great instructor that you can guide almost any woodworking novice to build whatever you are building. Thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge with us. Have a safe and happy new year.

[sharkfatrccustoms]

I appreciate all the tools are from previous work/business/sponsorship etc, but I'd love to see a build like this done with nothing more complicated than a circular saw :)

[NedbLegocity]

Chris, as always, your style of storytelling is impeccable. Thanks for the well thought out and explained build!

[ДмитрийАлександров-то]

*Hello there, I have requested your DVDs, for simpler and quicker approach to manufacture a shed **Allmy.Tips** I trust the substance are as you guaranteed it will be. Just I'm worried with the substance, it won't be anything but difficult to settle on a decision from the various plans.*

[bobbysimon]

Another vid before the year end, awesome. I'm really loving the movement from the schematic to where the part belongs on the work piece. It really helps me visualize the cut sheet process a lot better. Great job Chris, the unit looks nice and clean and modern.

[DebsHill]

Love that you use Hikoki (hitachi) tools

[Jonathan_Garvey]

Such beautiful transitions, very cinematic and excellent production quality. I love the use of sketch up to explain and show your design and process.

[xPYSCxPNGUNx]

Just found your channel a couple of days ago and it's great. I love how you don't give full exact instructions you leave it to the viewer to explore and finish the project in there on way! Keep up the great work!

[mikefas]

Just saw an article on you in my mag. I said.. Man, this guy looks familiar. Came here to YouTube and put two and two together. Great job! Nice write up they did on you!

[sergiofilosofo]

Yeah, so nice setting up a new workshop. All the new ideas you can put in, cool.

[mdvener]

Your videos, background music, n narration, and explanation just make it so relaxing n enjoyable to watch. I remember when you 1st started on you tube, not many subs, but knew you would do very well. Thanks so much. Have a wonderful Holiday season, n keep doing what your doing. 1st class.

[Mycathasthezoomies]

I know nothing about woodworking, never had any plans to do any woodworking, never had any plans to watch any woodworking videos on YouTube tbh, but then one of your videos popped up in my recommended somehow and I’m thanking YouTube rn because your videos are so entertaining and really informative and easy to follow, even for an absolute novice like me, I love you channel :). You’re basically the bob ross of woodworking lmao your voice and the gentle guitar in the back make your videos very relaxing. I subscribed and now your videos are inspiring me to try doing some woodworking myself haha. Thanks for making such quality content! You deserve wayyy more subscribers than you have, I hope you make content for a long time. :) Your videos clearly have a ton of love, time, and care poured into them and I want to thank you for such good content! (P.S. I love your content but you do use a lot of really specific tools and use high level techniques. I know your videos seem to aimed at people with more woodworking experience but I was wondering if you could possibly make a simpler project with more common tools and easier techniques? Just as I said, I’m honestly interested in woodworking now, but I’m very low skill as I’m just starting out and would love a simpler project to start. [or if you or anyone else reading this comment has any suggestions for good places to start research on woodworking that’d be much appreciated too!])

[thefirebuilds]

You make this all look so effortless. I'd love to see a compilation of solutions to mistakes.

[dewalt]

Hello Chris,
thank you for your illustrative videos, that a lot helps us for people who are
starting in the woodwork or that as I am a fanatic or we have this beautiful hobby,
regards from Veracruz, Mexico.

[johnniewalker]

As always, i love the way you present your projects.

[gkkent]

The graphics really helped me to make sense of what you were doing as you were doing it! Much appreciated!!