DIY Oneway Easy Core System Storage

Do you own a Oneway Easycore Jig? Have you noticed that it is not easy to store all the knives and tool rests? That was the first thing I noticed a few months ago after purchasing. I needed a solution that would be quick and inexpensive to build that didn't take up a lot of wall space. This setup is made with a litte more than 2 feet of 2x4 material and less than 2 hours to make. If you make one be sure to tag me and let me know how it works for you.

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[panamafred]

I was fretting over how to store my Easy Core stuff. But now I will dread knot. Thank you.

[RadioFaceWoodWorks]

Slick idea...welcome back..
Stay safe...press on 😎 Joe

[ManCrafting]

Must be nice having all your tools available to use without having to move everything. The storage solutions you’ve come up with are great.

[MikePeaceWoodturning]

I love the way you organize your accessories, Darryl.

[sipho]

My coring set arrived this afternoon...I'm making one of these tomorrow morning! Great idea and execution!

[raydriver]

Nice job. Thank you for sharing and have a healthy and successful 2024 🌞

[charlesyonk]

I just found your channel and already got some good ideas from it. The coring system storage idea is great!. I built mine already. Thanks for the idea.

[prsearls]

Good design. Simple, efficient use of space. I need one of these; the boxes use too much space.

[WildWashWoodturning]

Bad ass man! Gonna steal modify & will give ya credit for when I get around to doing the holder!

[davebrooks]

Your videos are great. I appreciate your work putting them together... Keep it up.. I just received my easy core set up and was stressing on how to efficiently store them.. THis will work great.. Thanks

[davidnickell]

Nice job. I really need you to come spend about a week in my shop!

[TomsDIYShop]

I’m still looking for the mess! Your organization skills take it to another level. Very impressive shop and great build!

[jamescarter]

Glad to see your process on this. I saw the post on Instagram and if I buy one of these I would want to make this system as well.

[WGBChanel]

Darryl I encountered your problem six months ago.
Your version is acceptable for storing fingers but inconvenient for storing knives. Due to their weight they will constantly get stuck in the holes. The best way is to store all this stuff under the lathe bed. It takes up little space and adds extra weight to the lathe. Give me your email and I will send you my storage option. Regards

[Affy]

I love the idea and the execution.
Just one suggestion...
Switch the tools around so that the largest is at the top and smallest at the bottom. Currently the large one is aimed at your head!
Give yourself some extra headroom.
Excellent video and presentation skills

[michaelcrisler]

Good Morning Mr. Knot! Love your organization ideas! Have now completed this one. Cant seem to find the one for that pesky quite heavy holder for these knives and rest. Is it still in the works? Thanks for all you do for us!

[CaptainRon]

I want one of those Nova drill presses in the worst way. They are currently 5 to 6 months backordered

[davidshaper]

I thought this might be a waste of time, but that's a great idea. I only have 3 knives; you must have a big lathe. Are those the carbide cutters?

[darrenswoodworks]

I have been thinking about the oneWay system. I had no idea that it had so many coring bases. Are they all needed? Can you get by with just a couple?

[taunyabrooks]

idea... did you consider storing the knives on alternate sides of the storage system? basically same space, but will not conflict with each other... Just thinking...