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Garage storage!

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This DIY project guides you through building a custom shelving system designed to store 27-gallon totes, transforming unused wall space into efficient storage. The process involves precise cutting and assembly of wooden pieces to form angled support brackets, followed by staining the visible parts for an aesthetic finish.

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I went out yesterday and I bought 27 gallon totes. Garage Beards did a video on building a shelf. Now, my ceilings are pretty low, so I don't know how this is going to look, but let's get after it. We're going to make three cuts. The first one's going to be at 28 and 1/2. Next one's going to be at 22 and 1/2. The last one's going to be at 16. So, now you're going to take your your 22 and 1/2 and you're going to put a miter on it. Put 45° on it both sides. Ready your point here. Flip it and do it again. the bench. Sand them down real quick. Put your 28 and 1/2 on top of your 16 like this. This is pre-drill. I'm using 3 and 1/8 for this part. Now, you got your angle here, right? This is your 22 and 1/2 piece. Go ahead and line it up as best as you can in the center. We're using 2 and 3/4 don't come out past the wood. Just like that, you got one done. This is going to sit in the wall like this. Your bins are going to sit on top of here and you'll be good to go. 16 of them cut. I'm going to go ahead and I'm just going to stain the bottoms, these cross members and the sides cuz that's all you're going to see. Semi-transparent dark walnut stain. I think that's absolutely going to look phenomenal against the blue. If you guys want to see this full build out from storage, weld room, exhaust, whatever, uh follow along. All right, I'll see you. Peace.

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