Scrappiest of scrap wood projects.
The proportions are odd, but it’s designed to fit under the landing of the stairs going into the garage. Makes a good use of an otherwise awkward space. Like everything else in the shop, it’s on casters to allow for easy movement and cleaning around.
Most of this wood was from the big lifting tower I used to get the dust collector motor into place.
I make so much of it I keep it in three piles. The small pile is made of pieces less than a foot long, the kind best kept in a bucket or similar. Shown here the medium bin, for pieces maybe up to a few feet long. Too large to fit in a bucket. Too short to fit on a wall mounted lumber rack. Then the long stuff just goes on the lumber rack.
And what I keep is highly dependent on the wood involved. Cheap construction lumber? Small pieces just end up trashed. Exotic woods like ebony? I only buy those in very small quantities for special projects to begin with, so I’ll save the smallest of those scraps.