Weekend build project from harbor freight pallets and some old barn boards.
The base is a left over movers dolly from harbor freight.
It's going to the local bicycle coop for display for accessories or inner tubes.
I like working with harbor freight pallets. They sell light junk so their pallets are light too. The slats are 3/8" thick and once you learn the tricks of dismantling pallets, give a decent amount of wood to work with.
Main bins are held together with Gorilla glue and brads. The bins are held to the uprights with 1/4 carriage bolts.
Costs: movers dolly $15 on sale, $4 for the nuts & bolts. pallets and old barn boards (bin end pieces) free.
Pallet recycling by rickpaulos, on Flickr
Pallet recycling by rickpaulos, on Flickr
Pallet recycling by rickpaulos, on Flickr
Pallet recycling by rickpaulos, on Flickr
The base is a left over movers dolly from harbor freight.
It's going to the local bicycle coop for display for accessories or inner tubes.
I like working with harbor freight pallets. They sell light junk so their pallets are light too. The slats are 3/8" thick and once you learn the tricks of dismantling pallets, give a decent amount of wood to work with.
Main bins are held together with Gorilla glue and brads. The bins are held to the uprights with 1/4 carriage bolts.
Costs: movers dolly $15 on sale, $4 for the nuts & bolts. pallets and old barn boards (bin end pieces) free.
Pallet recycling by rickpaulos, on Flickr
Pallet recycling by rickpaulos, on Flickr
Pallet recycling by rickpaulos, on Flickr
Pallet recycling by rickpaulos, on Flickr
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i might make one , mutch better than having 3 camping box of parts lying on the floor of the shed picking up space 
