Offcuts storage

Anil

Anil

I have my offcuts (especially those from plywood sheets, strewn around wherever I can find place. It has been frustrating to see the mess and also not use a piece when needed. I identified a place to create a closed enclosure to accumulate all my offcuts.

My initial design, doodled on paper was to create one on castors (like Jay Bates created here, but I want mine smaller and enclosed so that I can fix a drop-down MFT type table for drawer assembly. And the front face will store assemble related jigs

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