Shoe Rack
Who doesn’t need extra space for their shoes… In this week’s episode Peter and Annalien show you how to build a standing shoe rack, perfect for displaying and storing shoes.
You will need:
| Tools | Materials |
| PCM 1800 SD Compound mitre saw | PINE 20mm (PAR) grain in long direction |
| PST 18 Jigsaw | Base shelf 1000 x 350mm – 1 piece |
| PSR 18 Cordless drill | Sides 1260 x 350mm – 2 pieces |
| PEX 220 sander | Top 620 x 350mm – 1 piece |
| PFS 2000 | shelves 580 x 350mm – 6 pieces |
| Angle grinder with skinny disc | Seat top 380 x 350mm – 1 piece |
| Seat side 430 x 350 mm – 1 piece | |
| Seat middle shelf 360 x 350mm – 1 piece | |
| Shelf dividers 150 x 350mm – 5 pieces (NB grain in short length) | |
| Drawer front facade 205mm x 355 mm – 1 piece (grain in long direction) | |
| Drawer front and back 355 x 100 mm – 2 pieces | |
| Drawer sides 285 x 100mm – 2 pieces | |
| backing and drawer bottom 100 x 355 mm = 1 pieces | |
| 16mm copper tube – 1800 mm – 1 piece | |
| Varnish | |
| 4 x 40mm screws | |
| Wood filler | |
| wood glue | |
| door stops round – 6 pieces |
Follow these steps
Steps:
- Mark out where shelves, seat and sides fit together
- Drill out recess holes for copper tubes
- Router all relevant edges
- Join sides and shelves
- Insert divider slats
- Attach seat sides
- Insert copper pipes
- Attach seat top and shelf
Build drawer
- Join sides and back to make a frame
- Cut bottom to size and attach to frame
- Measure and cut out handle on front facade
- Router edges
- Attach drawer façade to frame
- Sand
- Attach backing
- Varnish
- Attach feet to main unit
Take a closer look
