12-24-2014 Closet Project Update

End of day status

Set up the router table and routed all the dados in the face components.  Then cut 2 vertical pieces to the length I needed and cut the tenon on the router table as well.

test fit

gluing up the first face

Checking the reveal

2nd face went on much easier.  I used my pin nailer to tack it in place, then slid the drawer out and secured it with screws from the inside.

12-23-2014 Closet Project Update

Time to start the Drawer Faces

Raw lumber

Jointed on one side

Planed to thickness

Ripped to width, cut to rough length, and sorted

Salt Cellars courtesy of The Wood Whisperer

not the easiest project to batch out.....

 http://www.thewoodwhisperer.com/videos/salt-cellar/?category_name=misc%2Cmarcs-projects

Thanks Marc!

Kiddie Organizer complete!

The wife has been singing my praises all day...   :-)

If anyone is interested in me making one for them:

$300 made out of MDF and painted (bins not included)

Custom options available too for an additional fee of course

Kids' Toy and Book Organizer

Going to take a break tomorrow from the walk-in closet project to address the disaster that is the kids' playroom/ my office.  Here's the plan, it's going to be quick and dirty. MDF, Brad Nails, maybe a Pocket Screw or 2, and Glue:

  

Description	Dimensions	Quantity
Back Pieces	35 1/2 x 24 1/4	2
Bottom	60 x 14	1
Sizes and Middle	35 1/2 x 14	3
Vertical Dividers	24 1/2 x 13 1/2	2
Horizontal Dividers	13 1/2 x 14 3/8	4
Short Stretcher	29 1/4 2 5/16	2
Tall Stretcher	29 1/4 x 6 13/32	2

The bins themselves are HERE 

Should be able to do it with sheet goods I have on hand. I may need a second sheet or a project panel or 2...  One day to build, one day to paint.  Going to keep it simple.

Walk-in Closet Project to date

Let's test this out.   Here is the Walk-in Closet Project to date: