Ultimate Tool Wall

⏱️Timestamps⏱️--- 0:00 Remodeling my Woodworking Shop 0:33 Applying Finish to Pine 3:32 Installing tongue and groove wall paneling 4:47 Applying finish to...

I’m fortunate enough to have a really large shop. As I’ve purchased more large-sized tools over the years, I’ve outgrown my current shop layout and needed a remodel. This video shows one of the phases for making the shop a more usable space. I relocated my tool wall from one wall to another, but it was way too small. I replaced it using 10ft long tongue and groove pine from the big box store. I wanted it dark so I dyed it dark brown and then used lighter colored wood for the tool holders.

I made jigs for holding the following woodworking tools:

• Chisels

• Squares

• Combination squares

• Card scrapers

• Saws

• Marking knives and gauges

• Various hand planes

• Mallets

Plus, I made a drill charging station! It holds four drills and has a shelf for holding the charger and extra batteries.

Here’s a list of tools and materials that I used to make this board:

• Titebond III Ultimate Wood Glue

• Rikon 14" Bandsaw

• Jet Table Saw

• Dewalt planer

• Jet 8” Jointer

• Makita drill

• Woodpeckers 851 Square

• Starrett 6” combination square

• Starrett 12” combination square

• iGaging Machinist Square

• Stick Fast thin CA glue

• Aerosol Activator

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