Finally built the grail wall.

[bwehman]

Moved into a larger space earlier this year and finally had some rainy days to build something that's been on the bucket list for ages. Somehow the wall ended up fitting exactly all the systainers I had that aren't the new wider type, wish I could say it was totally planned haha.

Toddler for scale.

 

[woodferret]

Nice.  Are those shelves using 32 holes?  The spacing looks very tight.

 

[PaulMarcel]

Sadness... it's full. Can't buy anymore...  [tongue]

 

[alltracman78]

[laughing]

 

[bwehman]

Nice.  Are those shelves using 32 holes?  The spacing looks very tight.

Yeah! Yep, used the LR 32 system and the cabinets are 1024mm. If all the systainers were T-Loc things would fit a lot tighter. The Gen 3 dimensions mixed with the T-Loc screws things up a bit, but overall, yeah, stoked with the fitment.

 

[bwehman]

Sadness... it's full. Can't buy anymore...  [tongue]

My brain recited this same thing as soon as I popped the last one in lol

 

[EDDKent]

You’re going to need a bigger wall.

It’s a thing of beauty

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[woodbutcherbower]

Spoiler alert = she’s 5 feet high. The country’s tallest toddler.

 

[Jim_in_PA]

That looks nice. I'm actually soon to build a much smaller version for my shop...it's also been "on the list" for a very long time.

 

[Crazyraceguy]

Wow, that's wild. You have a lot of stuff there  [eek] more than me, but since you are out of space, there's hope  [big grin]
My questions revolve around usability. They are fixed shelves, not pull-outs, and a rather tight fit. The Gen3 have a front handle, how do you get the T-Locs out? I assume you completely remove the Systainer to access the contents. Where do you go with it? Where is your work area in relation to this?
Are they organized in groups that go together, that you access most often, or purely for fitment?

Mine is going to change pretty drastically when I rework my miter saw station.

 

[Chainring]

The one at the top right looks like it may have needed the ole persuader.

 

[bwehman]

My questions revolve around usability. They are fixed shelves, not pull-outs, and a rather tight fit. The Gen3 have a front handle, how do you get the T-Locs out? I assume you completely remove the Systainer to access the contents. Where do you go with it? Where is your work area in relation to this?
Are they organized in groups that go together, that you access most often, or purely for fitment?

Yeah! They're tight indeed haha, but the Gen 3 pull out very easily with the front handle and for the TL, sounds weird but they also come out easily simply by pulling on the green T-Loc itself. I have a little standing-height rolling table top to land these onto.

 

[luvmytoolz]

In the words of Mugatu, Dear God it's beautiful!

 

[Crazyraceguy]

Ok [member=60792]bwehman[/member] that makes sense. I have a couple of very similar carts, that are exactly the same height as my main bench. I use them as extensions of that as much as a cart.

 

[daveva]

It's the most beautiful site these eyes have ever seen Love it

 

[Df1k1]

You’re going to need a bigger wall.

It’s a thing of beauty

That’s hysterical

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[mcfal12]

It's the most beautiful site these eyes have ever seen Love it

Rudy!!!

 

[Steve1]

I love it.

 

[packratpop]

Very nice job! I`m jealous like so many others here. I see a sortainer on your cart that is lacking a space on the grail wall....looks like the addiction continues.  [blink] Best wishes and hope she appreciates her dowry.  [wink]

 

[derekcohen]

Moved into a larger space earlier this year and finally had some rainy days to build something that's been on the bucket list for ages. Somehow the wall ended up fitting exactly all the systainers I had that aren't the new wider type, wish I could say it was totally planned haha.

Toddler for scale.

What tools do you have in there?

Regards from Perth

Derek