Show me your MATERIAL organization/storage!!!

[muibubbles]

So theres a ton of various organization/storage ideas from pliers to screwdrivers to bolts... Now im curious how everyones stocking their materials and usable scraps!!!

post up pics please

 

[Soon2AdjustYou]

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[Call me the Breeze]

Check out "the Asylum" on here ( garage gallery I believe) Shopnut has more storage ideas than anyone.

 

[Mike_C]

I made some racks to store my steel.

 

[muibubbles]

awesome! i love those racks for steel/wood i definitely need to have one of those in my next garage (and use it as an excuse to store stock! ahha)

 

[mgilde13]

I store all of my scrap pieces of wood in a round 55 gal trash can next to my bandsaw. If I were to do it over, I'd go with a square can because 99% of my scraps aren't round. Long boards get stored in the rafters above my shop and sheet goods lean up against the wall in the garage.

 

[bullfrog123]

Steel racks. And for the shorter scraps I have 4 or 5 5gallon buckets. One for angle iron, tube, square, flat, etc.

 

[sberry]

These have since been added to or modified, they are really loaded.

 

[onething]

I built this a few years ago. It uses heavy duty shelf brackets on the front for adjustability. Footprint is 4x8 feet and holds sheet goods on the back side.

 

[AMCguy]

My steel rack just after I built it.

It has more on it now.

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[muibubbles]

what about for large 4x8 panels?

what do you guys do with your scrap pieces of metal? (off cuts)

 

[monkers]

I have racks similar to mikec and amcguy, its 1/4"x3" flat stock that is bolted to the wall, with 2"x2"x1/4" angle iron welded to it, with 2"x1/8" flat welded to the angle so stuff dont roll off. They are about 6-7' tall.....work great