Your storage hacks?

[DHR]

Show us your storage hacks, initially I was interested in hackery for storing music of various formats, but this extends to absolutely anything.

I want to see the cunning and clever storage hacks you're still proud of to this day!

I've recently started using the 3D printed multiboard (pictures to follow) which has opened up many storage hacks for me, but woodwork, upcycling anything clever counts.

 

[DHR]

Why does everything have to be a hack now days? Its sounds like a brain dead term for people that are brain dead..

Custom then, if that's doesn't offend the brain dead people making brain dead comments on threads

 

[DHR]

Nail jar lids to the underside of shelves, fill jars with stuff, screw onto it's lid.

Old skool hanging storage.

That's a great idea for screws and that, like something my grandad would have done at one time

 

[DHR]

My grandad used to keep screws, nails and pipe tobacco in his amongst other things.

Separate jars mind, he wasn't daft.

In fairness for loose screws that don't have a home it's not a bad idea, could easily use the lids nailed to the plank idea to clip them into an under shelf multiboard mount.

Edit - It'll already be out there but if not, that could easy have a couple of connectors added to it

https://www.printables.com/model/1130197-multiboard-masonjar-holder

 

[DHR]

No but im not joking she has a wall of teh stuff in her room, the airing cupboard is full and 80% of the stuff in her summer house shed thing she cant use is also wool.

I'll happily take an OCUK jumper for Christmas, XXL please @alphaomega16 ...just hope she's got the right colours for the forum and the ocuk Christmas pud!

 

[DHR]

I had this idea to store stuff in the garage that was either too heavy or awkward for the loft.

Rather than putting the shelving units flat against the wall as I had previously, I had this idea of turning them 90 degrees and placing some wheeled containers between them. Added some rack bins just above where the black containers would sit.

When I need access to the shelves or bins I just slide the containers out the way. Worked out quite well.

Now you're talking that's a great setup!

 

[DHR]

The software is the free online version of Sketchup. It's great for this kinda thing but for precision I'd use something else.

I've never managed to get the knack of it, always ping between solutions for room designs etc and never settle on one.