Whiskey Cabinet BS

It's some weird battery too.. I've actually looked at several places and no luck so far.

 

Looking really good.

 

Thank you sir!

 

It's a bracket mounted to the top and then against the wall to hold the top securely

 

Should mount against the wall then slide shelf in and then screw down into the cabinet. Will hide the majority of the bracket from eyesight.

 

Well two things... It's made of clear plastic so it's not easily seen and there was already a drywall anchor there .. otherwise I would have used your brilliant idea

 

Did you get my alerts for that?


Looks awesome! The grey turned out grey-t... Great... Get it...

 

Haha !

I was thinking earlier that awhile ago I edited the name of this thread.. maybe that's why it's wonky on the alerts? Like maybe unwatch it then watch it again?

 

My liver hurts looking at it...lol jking good job

 

Your liver shouldn't hurt from the full bottles.. now.. if I posted a picture of the empties...

 

Not sure if you have "like" alerts on.

I liked and unlocked and reliked that post a few times

 

Haha nope.. I think the only alerts I have on are when someone tags me with the @

 

Fixed one problem today...

 

@Georgeee28 - may have to take you up on that JD Rye 375ml... That shelf is looking weak!

 

But but they are still full...

 

Looking good man!

 

That's the whole point!!

Thank you sir!

 

So in preparation for a new project I figured I would replace the rotting plywood on the miter saw stand that I acquired with the saw.

As always... Easier said than done...


As I said.. the stand came with the saw and it appears to have been made by the previous owner. Should be easy to pop off the wood and replace with new and get going on the new project.

Unfortunately, the "builder" of said stand .. RIVETED the wood to the frame. After a couple of attempts to drill out the rivets I ended up grabbing the grinder and grinding off like 40 or so rivet heads.



As you can see in the above picture the wood on the bottom shelf was under the metal, but since I was replacing it and wasn't going to use rivets... I actually had to take off one of the legs to get the bottom shelf piece of plywood inserted. As you can also see.. the bolts were rusted AF and it took a bit of WD-40 and my impact driver to get those out. All told a 5 minute job took me close to 4 hours.. not that I was working at a fast pace or anything. In the end the new plywood looks great and is attached from the bottom with wood screws in case I need to change it again... Or the next guy hahaha

 

I can go snag it for you if you’d like? Shoot me a pm

 

For those of you helping me in my quest, here's an updated list f what I am searching for. The ones with the question marks are ones I haven't been able to confirm even exist. Thank you in advance!