You will need a few wood working tools to complete this project. Here are the tools we used:
1- Router with a 3/4” Dado router bit
2- Circular saw or table saw
4- Jigsaw
3- Pneumatic finish nail gun
Supplies we used.
MDF 4’ X 8’ wood panels (we had them cut to the width we wanted at Home Depot) This saves a lot of time trying to cut this on the table saw at home.
1/2” X 1 1/2” common primed MDF board
1/2” X 2 1/2” common primed MDF board
5” craftsman base board
3/4” X 11 1/4” primed MDF board
1” X 5 1/2” pine boards
Crown molding
Oak Plywood
Oak 1” X 2” oak board
Wood glue
Nail brads
Caulk
Wood putty
Paint.
Angle Iron brackets
Let get started! We mapped out how to cut our 4’ X 8’ sheets of MDF wood before heading to Home Depot. We had them cut the sheets of wood into 24” width pieces for the base unit and 13 3/4” width pieces for all of the upper pieces. Then we cut them to length for each piece at home with the table saw.
We chose MDF wood sheets for this project because it paints up great and when using a router you get better results, plywood tends to chip.
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Wondermous!!!
A HUGE shout out to my Dad for building this for our family! We love having this organization in our home!