Make Stackable Shop Boxes - Part 2

Be sure to check out Part 1 to see how I made the stackable shop boxes and Part 3 shows how I made small hardware boxes that fit inside. In this video I show how I made the dividers using some 1/4" ply I had on hand, improved the bottom feet with strips of wood instead of the small feet I used in the previous video and applied text to the sides. The plywood was ripped to about 1/4" narrower than the height of the sides and cross cut to exact length and width of the inside dimensions. The advantage of doing this way is the dividers and be configured to suit your needs. Listed below is an excellent link on how to apply the text step by step. I tried labels printed on both inkjet and laser printers and the laser printed paper worked the best, let them dry overnight for the best result. You may notice a white haze around the text just after I washed off the excess paper this will almost completely disappear once the wood dries. Thanks again for watching and please feel free to leave any questions or comments. Plan on making some of your own? Let me know in the comments section below! Please SUBSCRIBE if you like what you see! http://buymeacoffee.com/henryworkswoo... Make Stackable Shop Boxes - Part 1    • Make Stackable Shop Boxes - Part 1   Small Plywood Shop Boxes    • Make Small Plywood Shop Boxes - Part 3   Link for adding text to wood - I Restore Stuff - Upcycled Furniture & Wood Transferring Graphics to Wood or Furniture - Part 2 - Mod Podge    • Transferring Graphics to Wood or Furniture...   Music ATLYSS - The Awakening