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Tool Storage Tower

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I live in a small apartment with a small storage unit in the basement. I had 60x60 cm floor space left after putting up some shelves.

Since i was tied of moving cardboard boxes around, I decided to make a tool tower on wheels so that i could easily move in and out of the unit to get to the other stuff in there.

The tower itself is 55x55cm and 198cm tall so it can go under the 2m door opening. On the sides perforated metal sheets allow me to hang bigger tools, cords, and other stuff on hooks.

The project changed a lot during building as a had new ideas. Both the metal sides and drawers are an addition to the original design, which was only intended to have shelves.

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  • Nice job. Perhaps more impressive is your tool collection for someone in an apartment. I don't think I had that many until well after getting into my first house. Now you're not allowed to see my wasted and unorganized space.
    By tfulner_17886, on January 13, 2017
    • I admit that i'm a bit of a gearjunkie so maybe I did go a bit overboard last spring (lots of discounts). I just got really tired of corded tools and wanted something nice. I would love to have some extra space sometimes it gets a bit crammed with all the gear hoarding. Both me and my girlfriend work in an outdoor shop.
      By NielsBo, on January 13, 2017
  • Nice project, I'm definitely adding this to my garage ideas list.
    By grover959, on January 29, 2017

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Tool Storage Tower

by NielsBo
Jan 11, 2017

I live in a small apartment with a small storage unit in the basement. I had 60x60 cm floor space left after putting up some shelves. Since i was tied of moving cardboard boxes around, I decided to make a tool tower on wheels so that i could easily move in and out of the unit to get to the other stuff in there. The tower itself is 55x55cm and 198cm tall so it can go under the 2m door opening. On the sides perforated metal sheets allow me to hang bigger tools, cords, and other stuff on hooks. The project changed a lot during building as a had new ideas. Both the metal sides and drawers are an addition to the original design, which was only intended to have shelves.