Clothes Horse
If storage is a problem when guests stay over then Peter and Annalien have a great project for you. With clean lines and rustic timber the clothes horse is a great solution for additional storage space.
You will need:
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Tools |
Material |
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PCM compound sliding Mitre Saw |
Brandering 38 x 38mm NB MUST BE STRAIGHT |
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PST 18 Jigsaw |
Sides 2000mm – 4 pieces |
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POF 1400 Router plus round over bit |
Sides slats 1000mm – 8 pieces |
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PSR 10.8 Cordless drill Driver |
Pine +/- 30mm x 228 PAR |
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PSR 18 Cordless Drill Driver |
Shelves 1200 mm – 2 pieces |
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Angle Grinder |
Pine PAR 20mm (NB grain in long direction) |
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PEX 220 Eccentric/Random Orbital sander |
Drawer front facade 850 x 200 mm – 1 piece |
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PTK 14 Electric Tacker |
Drawer bottom 500 mm x 850 mm – 1 piece |
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PFS 5000 spray gun |
Drawer sides 180mm x 500 mm – 2 pieces |
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Drawer back 810 mm x 180mm – 1 piece |
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20 x 20 cleat x 1000mm – 1 piece |
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Drawer handle – 1 piece |
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wheels/castors swivel type – +/- 30mm (light weight) |
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clear varnish water based – 5 ltr (we then have enough for further shoots) |
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Wood screws 4 x 50mm |
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wood screws 4 x 16mm |
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Clear varnish water based |
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Wood filler pine |
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Follow these steps
Clothes horse
- Draw out and mark off top and bottom cross slats to form A
- Measure out and attach cross slats for the middle section
- Router edges on sides and shelves
Roller storage box
- Build frame (front, back and sides)
- Attach to the bottom
- Sand and varnish with clothes horse
Once dry
- Attach hanger rod
- Attach shelves
- Fit handle and wheels on storage box
Take a closer look
