Wall Mounted Oil Tin Spice Rack

Wall Mounted Oil Tin Spice Rack
Turn your spent oil tin into a spice rack or junk box!

Okay, I love olive oil. A lot. I bought a three liter tin, and consumed it in a few weeks. Woo. Time to reuse. Surprisingly, removing 10 spice jars from my cabinet freed up a lot of space. And now my frequently used spices are readily at hand. What's not to love?
 
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Step 1Materials and Supplies

Materials and Supplies
For this project, you will need:

1 Spent oil tin of desirable size. My tin contained 3 liters of olive oil and was obtained at Whole Foods Market.
Hammer
Awl
Wire Cutters / utility knife / strong scissors / tin snips / something that will cut tin
Pliers (needle nose proved useful but not necessary)
Marker
Drill
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12 comments
Jul 23, 2010. 10:23 PMSpice rack says:
A spice rack that can fill with lots and lots of spices is one of the best spice rack you've ever got. Cooking a wide variety of spices makes you feel confident on what you are cooking. nice post!
Mar 27, 2010. 6:03 PMsuezq says:
I just saw this and want to first commend you for your frugality, and second to thank you for giving me a great idea for an instructable! I am going to use your idea and expand on it a bit. Thank you again for submitting this!
Jun 25, 2009. 4:44 PMFRG says:
nice work!
Jan 12, 2009. 3:48 PMpicklegarden says:
Good job on the uses of an old tin. I love the creativity.
Nov 5, 2008. 4:43 PMsunli0n says:
Very cute!
Oct 31, 2008. 8:09 PMDoctor What says:
Great re-use of materials! I personally would paint mine. Give it a nice coat of, ummm...., blue?
Nov 1, 2008. 6:51 PMDoctor What says:
I'd like to see the license plate one!

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