Plane Till and Gallery with Mike Pekovich-Hanging Tool Cabinet 5

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[@Murf_Workshop]

"well now I know I've got something to buy" haha spoken like a true woodworker who appreciates his tools

[@tonyborzumato8510]

Excellent design... I added something to mine for even more versatility... I put a piano_hinge at the top of the till's plywood base, and installed a small knob at the bottom. This allows the entire till to swing up, to allow access to the space behind it. All sorts of things can be stored in there. Thanks again for a great tool storage solution.

[@tomware9448]

Made a few changes to my tool cabinet as well. The most beneficial for me was moving the space for the jointer to the top. I use it the least and it brings the other tools down for a easier access. I made this tool cabinet from off fall that had a cumulated over many years. Had several stop and starts but finished a very useful tool.

[@20pump]

Nice job as always Mike.

[@befmx31]

really nice series.

[@lewisway6811]

Some finewoodworking.

[@wayneg5296]

Very nice! Please tell us why you use Robertson Square drive screws and driver. Thanks!

[@PolishX]

what angle ? does it matter

[@calumblair]

Can you update settings so we can access these plans in Europe, well namely Scotland please

[@garychristiansen508]

Did you apply a finish to your plane rack?

[@glenpaul3606]

would be much better with handle at the bottom to park and remove the plane.

[@garychristiansen508]

I agree!

[@Propsman416]

Perhaps, but that would make it necessary to build a much deeper cabinet, taking up more shop space.

[@LZACCARO]

Nice !!! LZACCARO