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Why would anyone ever want to make their own boot brush you ask? Well, for one they can be quite expensive if you don't shop around. Another reason ...
Tools: - Flat screwdriver - #2 Phillips screwdriver bit - 5/32" twist bit - 1/8" twist bit - Drill - Circular saw (table saw, miter saw, jig saw, wha...
- Shove a flat bladed screwdriver into one of the slots on the bottom of the brush. - Pry the brush from the handle - When you pry the brush and han...
Cut the plywood into the following pieces with you favorite type of saw 2 - 4 x 4" Triangle supports 2 - 4 x 6" side brush holders 1 - 6 x 15" base
At this point you should dry fit all the pieces to see where the brushes should be mounted. By choosing the dimensions the way I did, the brushes pre...
Holding the brush against the plywood, use the 5/32" bit to drill through the brush and the plywood. On the bushes I used there were 4 small alignmen...
Using the 1/8" bit I predrilled the holes through both the brush sides and the supports. Then I attached the supports to the brush sides with 2" wood ...
Now you want to customize your boot brush your boot size ( or the boot size of the biggest person you know that is going to use it. I placed the side...
Flip the assembly upside down and drill 1/8" pilot holes through the base into each side piece. Then drive 2" wood screws to attach the base to the s...
There you have your new boot brush.
After I built this boot brush, I reasoned that plywood would not hold up very well outside, so I built a second boot brush out of 7/16" HDPE plastic. ...
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