Introduction: Garden Tool Rack With Foldable Bench
Introduction
This is a garden tool rack but it is also a seating or working bench by put a fold-able board down. It offers an easy way to hold garden tools. No need flip over tools, no need hooks, as easy as lean a shovel on a corner of a wall, to put a tool on the rack, wood blocks on upper rail will hold the handle of the tool like that corner of wall.
This is a garden tool rack but it is also a seating or working bench by put a fold-able board down. It offers an easy way to hold garden tools. No need flip over tools, no need hooks, as easy as lean a shovel on a corner of a wall, to put a tool on the rack, wood blocks on upper rail will hold the handle of the tool like that corner of wall.
Attachments
Step 1: Materials and Tools
2x4 wood studs
6’x2pcs
4’x4pcs
3’9”x3pcs
1’6”x4pcs
11”x2pcs
2x1 wood boards
3’9”x2pcs
4x1 wood boards
1’1”x9pcs
2x2 wood boards
3 ½”x11pcs
1’1”x2pcs
2x12 wood board
3’9”x1pc
Barrel bolts
X2
Hinges
X2
Nails and Screws
Measuring device
Pen or pencil
Saw
Drill
Screw driver
Wood chisel
Hammer
6’x2pcs
4’x4pcs
3’9”x3pcs
1’6”x4pcs
11”x2pcs
2x1 wood boards
3’9”x2pcs
4x1 wood boards
1’1”x9pcs
2x2 wood boards
3 ½”x11pcs
1’1”x2pcs
2x12 wood board
3’9”x1pc
Barrel bolts
X2
Hinges
X2
Nails and Screws
Measuring device
Pen or pencil
Saw
Drill
Screw driver
Wood chisel
Hammer
Step 2: Make Notches on Wood Studs
Make 3 ½”x1 ½” notches on 2 pcs 6’ long of 2x4 wood studs. One notch is on 3 ½” high and the other one is on 4’2 ½” high. Also make same size notches on 2 pcs 1’6” long of 2x4 wood studs on 3 ½” high.
Make 3 ½”x1 ½” notches on the ends of the other 2 pcs 1’6’ long of 2x4 wood studs as show in pictures.
Make 3 ½”x1 ½” notches on the ends of the other 2 pcs 1’6’ long of 2x4 wood studs as show in pictures.
Step 3: Assemble and Nail
Assemble materials one by one as pictures.
Step 4: Make Bench Board
Make bench board with a 3'9” long of 2x4 wood stud and the 3'9” long of 2x12 wood board as picture. I used 7 nails, cut the flat heads down and grind them on the concrete of my drive way to make both side sharp, then nailed these two pieces wood together. it works. Probably you have other better way to do this.
Put hinges and barrel bolts.
Then fix the last 3'9" long of 2x4 wood stud on the back of the bench board as picture. It stops the bench board to go over to the backs.
Put hinges and barrel bolts.
Then fix the last 3'9" long of 2x4 wood stud on the back of the bench board as picture. It stops the bench board to go over to the backs.
Step 5: Improvement
If you prefer to put more tools, here is one improvement.