Plywood sheet storage

If you are looking for a way to store plywood and other sheetgoods in your workshop, this video of how I made a storage rack from 2x4s should give you some i...

Over the years, I seem to have accumulated a lot of offcuts from plywood, melamine and mdf that were scattered throughout my shop. I reached the tipping point

Rolling Plywood / Sheet Storage - Made at Techshop: Rollers that move individually make it easy to pull heavy sheets of plywood and MDF in and out without disturbing the other sheets. I was inspired to make this by a tip from from American Woodworker magazine, and made it for my …

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My garage is my workshop, and space is tight, especially for squeezing two vehicles in. I used to have plywood sheets and scraps stacked against the wall, and they always had a way of creeping outward, taking up more floor space, especially as more material got added to the pile, or it was sifted through. This outward creep made for even tighter parking space.

I am in the process of looking for a space to build in my new workshop. So most of my ideas I always CAD them in detail and fit them in the space. If it...

Plywood sheets can be difficult to store. They can often get damaged or even warp if not stored properly. I designed a two-sided plywood storage solution to make sure that doesn't happen. My goal was to take up as little floor space as possible, while holding up to 20 sheets of 3/4" plywood. I've created detailed plans so that you can build your very own plywood storage rack. You may also follow along with the YouTube build video below: https://youtu.be/QIcIehJ3Q6o

I built this to store full sheets of plywood

It's interesting to see how much our plans change from start to finish. I originally wanted to build this: but after realizing my size constraints and current shop conditions, I ended up with this :eek::eek::eek: I know, its a stud wall.... The planned item was really cool, but I didn't have the height for it nor could I