Several years ago I made a can storage device and put it in the pantry. I took quite a bit of room and was not very convenient. I decided that I would make another one. After watching several You Tube videos I made a plan. I got a can of fruit and measured the height and width. I drew a plan on some paper and put the dimensions.
The height was 34 inches and the width was 24 inches. There was a piece of plywood that was a little bit larger and with one cut edge that wasn't parallel to the oppoisite endge. I cut off the badge with my new battery opperated circiler saw. It would cut a little way and stop. I tried it several times and decided that the battery nearly dead. I put on a new battery and it cut without even slowing down. I put a couple of heavy weights on the plywood to keep it from moving while I sawed.
I ripped 34 inch 2x4's on their edge in half. They are leaning against my table saw.
We drove to Fillmore and got a few groceries. I bought two pounds of screws.
I got a picture of new hemp plants in house five. Dustin was pruning and the other guy was watering.
Here is how the can sections might look when finished, I put the dividers with spacer and then clamped it all together. This is how the can rack will look
I sanded the plywood and also the rack dividers.
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