The 59 Minute Bookshelf

Welcome

Let me start off by giving props to Innerbubba for his insperational 60-minute-bookcase. If I did not give him credit it would most definitely be plagiarism. His Instructable was one of the very first that I made my favorites.

It literally cost me nothing to make because I already had everything sitting around. Well OK it cost me some time, some electricity, and maybe some sweat (but not much of any of them).

You might be thinking why is his a 59 minute shelf and Innerbubbas is a 60 minute one? The answer is simple I had one less cut than he did so mine was about a minute quicker to make.

I have been wanting to make this project for a long time now and finally I have. It was so easy to make, with all the right tools, and my daughter loved it.

I hope you enjoy it as much as I have, I know my son has because he wants me to make him one also.

One last thing, if you find any misspelled words or incorrect grammar please let me know so that I may make a better instructable for all.

If you like it please give me a "+" Thanks and enjoy!

Step 1: Safety, Tools, and Materials

As always safety first.

Have a safe work area.

Be aware of the follwing hazards assciated witht his project.
1. Pneumatics - compressed air can be very dangerous
2. Electrical - shocking hazards
3. Sharps - Anything that can cut or poke you
4. Tripping hazards
5. Dangerous dust - MDF dust
6. Chemicals - Spray paint

Tools used

Safety glasses
Table saw
Air compressor
Pneumatic nail gun
Sander
Tape measure
Push stick - for table saw
Ear plugs
Ice cold Coca-Cola to channel your inner..uh.. well.. sorry I didn't channel my inner buba that takes pabst blue ribbon beer and I really can't stand the taste of that brand. However I supposed Samual Adams would work just fine.

Materials
MDF board
Spraypaint
1.25" brads/nails for your nail gun
Wood Glue

Comments

[Pfarmkid]

Your missing a minute your missing a minute ahhhh i cant take it your missing a minute

[emerald0]

that's an awesome workplace

[Mr. Rig It]

Thank you

[UID]

Sweet lab! Thanks for this instructable.

[Mr. Rig It]

Thank you for your help and editing. I have fixed them also so far. :)

[nrlucre]

karaoke

[nrlucre]

pneumatic

[nrlucre]

plagiarism grammar

[Mr. Rig It]

Fixed. Thank you.

[LinuxH4x0r]

Nice! Now I can't wait to post my wine crate shelf

[Mr. Rig It]

Thank you. Let me know when you get the wine crate made, then post in my group Home Repair, Refurbishment, and New Projects. If you have any instructables that would fall into this group please feel free to add them.
Thanks
Mr. Rig It

[LinuxH4x0r]

I will definitely do that if I finish them. Heres a low res preview

[Mr. Rig It]

Very nice. Have you put a stain or sealer on them yet?

[LinuxH4x0r]

Nope, all I did was peel some stickers and nail them together. BTW, I get them from sam's club, but most places should have them

[GorillazMiko]

That looks so nice! Great job, it would be cool standing up too. +1 rating. (Hopefully I can do this in my room.)

[Mr. Rig It]

Thank you. It was really easy to make. If you don't have an air nailer you could still use a hammer and nails but I would pre-drill the holes first to make it easier.

[gmjhowe]

Wow, thats acutally really nice! simple but effective design, well done!