Easy
Process:
I didn't realize how many times I have rummaged through my tray where I keep all my markers and pens so I decided I was gonna take an old piece of left-over 18-gauge rocker panel from a previous car repair and make me a marker holders.
All I had to do is measure, punch, pre-drill and then drill the holes to 5/8". After deburring the back, all I had to do is drill 4 more holes for the mounting screws and screw it into the bottom of my tool shelf.
I ended up taking it down again, drilling a bunch more 1/2" holes for my permanent jiffy markers and putting it back up.
It looks really nice and I'm sure will save me a lot of time in the future because I won't have to go digging through my marker tray.
Videos:
Pictures:
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| Marking out the holes |
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| The holes marked out |
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| Punching a little divet with a center punch to make it easier to drill |
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| Cutting off 10" on the metal band saw |
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| De-burring it on my little bench top belt sander |
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| Pre-drilling the holes with an 1/8" drill bit |
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| Marking the step drill so I don't drill too deep |
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| Drilling the holes into the metal |
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| Hammering the burr flat |
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| Marking out the holes to mount the holder |
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| Installing the marker holder under my tool shelf |
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| I drilled a bunch more smaller holes for the permanent jiffy markers |
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| Another view |
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| The finished shelf |
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| Another view |
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| Another view |
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| What a beauty |
Measuring tape
Square
Pencil
Center punchMetal band saw
Drill press
Drill bits
Bench top belt sander
Hammer
Cordless drill
Materials:
10" of 18-gauge sheet metal
Cost:
$0
Time:
1 hour
Savings:
Not sure
Conclusion:
Cordless drill
Materials:
10" of 18-gauge sheet metal
Cost:
$0
Time:
1 hour
Savings:
Not sure
Conclusion:
This will save me a lot of time in the future. I'm glad I did this
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