Today, I received a delightful message from the author of the To Travel is Better that to Arrive blog. Daus has been slowly increasing the storage space in his DIY workshop and he had some quite innovative ideas to share. Here’s an illustrated essay:
Track down some old airline food carts for stock storage: they’re long, wheeled, and open at both ends…
Track down old file cabinets–they’re sturdy, cheap and can be used as the carcasses for all sorts of custom storage. This one is on a rolling frame and nests underneath the workbench the Emco CNC Mill is on…
This filing cabinet was converted to a vertical locker by removing the drawers and making a wooden door of the same color. Used filing cabinets are cheap and easy to modify!
Just because there is no room to open a cabinet door is no reason not to have a cabinet there…
Thanks for the great ideas, Daus!
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I search on craigslist in a city where where aircraft are refurbished/wrecked/rebuilt. You will find them for about $50 or so if you find the right supplier.
Where can these old airline food carts be found, preferably inexpensively?
I search on craigslist in a city where where aircraft are refurbished/wrecked/rebuilt. You will find them for about $50 or so if you find the right supplier.
Daus, what are some of those cities?