Shoe Organizer

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I built this shoe box for my granddaughter. It is made from 5/8 " Baltic birch plywood. The back panel is 1/2" Baltic birch. The corners are lock mitered and I added 3 gussets to support the wide shelves and the top in case someone sits on it. It measures 19" x 48" x 12" deep and is finished with semi gloss acrylic enamel.

Cheers, Jim ........................ Variety is the spice of life...............Learn something new every day

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Dark_Lightning commented 21 days ago

Well done! "In case someone sits on it"? My wife bought and had one of my sons assemble a particle board shoe rack while I was working out of state. I bet yours was less expensive, and stronger and better, "to boot".

Steven- Random Orbital Nailer

BB1 commented 21 days ago

Nice! And good idea to plan for someone sitting on the top.

Jeffski1 commented 21 days ago

Nice project Jim. She'll like it. I like your scissor jack work bench.

Jeff

Oldtool commented 21 days ago

Nice looking shoe rack Jim, your granddaughter will be very happy with this.

987Ron commented 21 days ago

That should hold a lot of shoes. Well done.

Ron

RyanGi commented 21 days ago

Nicely done.

Ryan/// ~sigh~ I blew up another bowl. Moke told me "I made the inside bigger than the outside".

Steve Rasmussen commented 21 days ago

Nice job Jim! I like your gusset design - stylish and sturdy.

Jim Jakosh commented 21 days ago

Thank you all for the nice comments. They will pick it up on Tuesday.
Hi Darklightning.........The only cost in this was a quart of paint and narrow paint roller. All the plywood is free- fished out of a dumpster!!

Hi jeffski1. that lift table has proved to be invaluable in the shop. I just cranked it up and down for easy painting!!! It levels out with all the machines in the shop too!!!!

Cheers, Jim ........................ Variety is the spice of life...............Learn something new every day