tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8295999310869779563.post1000119630716036804..comments2019-09-16T07:38:09.266-04:00Comments on DIY Biking | How bike builds, bike travel and bike life can save the world: Secrets to a Clean Workshop (Got Any?)Mikehttp://www.blogger.com/profile/09548278565339375449noreply@blogger.comBlogger2125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8295999310869779563.post-25170341349807019242012-10-15T05:07:30.066-04:002012-10-15T05:07:30.066-04:00I&#39;m fairly certain that the metal wheelie thin...I&#39;m fairly certain that the metal wheelie thing the scooter is on was supposed to be a &quot;CPU&quot; holder. From back when they still called the beige box on the floor a cpu.<br /><br />I inherited about half a dozen metal wire racks, half with wheels, the others without. The trick to getting them all in my workspace and still have room to work in was to shove them in perpendicular to the side wall like in a library. By alternating between the wheeled and stationary racks, I was able to place them face-to-face and fill every shelf. When I need something from one of the non rolling shelves, I just roll out the adjacent shelf and walk in. The only problem is that I have to leave enough space in front of the shelves so I can get them all the way out. A tricky proposition in the middle of a project that needs a lot of floor space.<br /><br />I keep my broken driver bits too. Surely the steel can be used for something?<br /><br />Out of curiosity, how do you get your contractor&#39;s saw out from under the table? It seems like the pile of wood between the legs trap it in there.theeggplanthunterhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/05453054242181698972noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-8295999310869779563.post-77572540270756700832012-10-14T16:08:41.865-04:002012-10-14T16:08:41.865-04:00304 drawers! That nice.304 drawers! That nice.Jimiohttps://www.blogger.com/profile/10166213042183994526noreply@blogger.com