Posted by CBBC on January 26, 2018 at 13:46:46 from (24.85.12.131):
I'm trying real hard to get organized and put stuff away. I had lots of short 3-4' steel tubing and pipe, plus newer long lengths 12-20' laying around stacked on a couple of 4x4s. The area around the band saw was full of short stuff which is going to scrap.
I've got a good wall to build a rack for the long stuff. Not sure about what to do with the 3-4' stuff which is too good yet for scrap.
Also hand tools like shovels, rakes, forks and chains. How do you store / hang them? My place isn't too bad .... I've only had 15 years to accumulate but dads can be a disaster with both of us dropping stuff and moving on to the next issue.
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