Recycled/upcycled Toolboard

I always keep shelves from old furniture.

(I also tend to cut the closet into usable material)

Supplies

1-I used these white ones for a tool board, the original old kitchen table that formed the tool board was weak-thin the 1-

2 mm layer of plywood did not hold heavy tools.

The shelves are made of 6 mm thick chipboard and I drilled them on the original board (the edge of the table had thick boards)

Step 1:

2-measured and drilled holes for the screws that will hold the tool

(screws are also recycled from dismantled furniture or appliances)

3-the shelves are square, so they nicely divide the board into sectors for different tools

4-the screwdriver holder is also recycled-upcycled from an old one

server cabinet - it is made of stainless steel, it will last forever.

5-After washing, I use the empty dog ​​cans from our dog as a basket for small metal waste, when it is full and I have more waste, I take it to the collection point for recycling.

Lots of words, lots of reading, few pictures, sorry for that

this instruction should only be a reminder to use the resources around you, many have other uses... but that is the idea of ​​recycling and upcycling.

Goodbye & Have a nice day