Photo: Allison Dinner
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Apply glue to the exposed back edges of the boxes' walls and bottoms. Set the backs in place, and fasten with screws spaced about 3 to 4 inches apart.
Step 4: Attach Backs of Boxes
Introduction
Overview
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Step 1
Cut Box Parts
Step 2
Build Boxes
Step 3
Install Rail for Large Box
Step 4
Attach Backs of Boxes
Step 5
Assemble Base
Step 6
Add Casters
Step 7
Install Shelves and Second Rail
Step 8
Install Furring Strips and Pegboard
Step 9
Mount Power Strip
Step 10
Add Top
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Tools List
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Drill/Driver fitted with a countersink bit
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Circular saw
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Router with ½inch straight bit
Shopping List
1. Locking casters; There should be 6 in all.
2. Wood glue
3. ½-inch plywood for backs and shelves.
4. Pegboard
5. ¾-inch plywood for work surface.
6. 1x2 filler strip for furring out the pegboard.7. ⅝-inch plywood for bottoms and walls.
8. Power strip suitable for workshop use.
9. 1½-inch deck screws
10. ½-inch straight router bit
11. Pegboard hooks
12. 5/16-inch carriage bolt, washer and nuts
2. Wood glue
3. ½-inch plywood for backs and shelves.
4. Pegboard
5. ¾-inch plywood for work surface.
6. 1x2 filler strip for furring out the pegboard.7. ⅝-inch plywood for bottoms and walls.
8. Power strip suitable for workshop use.
9. 1½-inch deck screws
10. ½-inch straight router bit
11. Pegboard hooks
12. 5/16-inch carriage bolt, washer and nuts
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