These DIY Tool box plans are great for organizing your tools and providing a cleaner workspace with minimal expense and effort.

Aug 15, 2008 · Do you do your woodworking on the run? Do you need something to haul your tools around to jobs around the house or city? This list of free tool box plans puts your tools where you need them most. I separated them out like this… I found lots of tool storage plans that weren’t really portable toolboxes… I’ll be doing a separate post for them.

Aug 20, 2024 · Building a toolbox is an excellent introductory woodworking project for young DIY enthusiasts and provides a great place to store their tools. It teaches valuable skills, promotes tool safety, and results in a practical item for storing and organizing tools.

Dec 25, 2020 · Build a DIY Wooden Tool Box by following step by step tutorial with picture. This is a very simple project for kids to learn and try to build.

Building a tool chest is a great way to improve your woodworking skills and to create a handy storage box for your precious tools. The below DIY wooden tool chest plans provide designs for a wide range of toolboxes, chests and cabinets along …

Sep 7, 2023 · When a young DIYer is old enough for their first set of real hand tools, celebrate the occasion and build a wooden toolbox together. This toolbox is made from just six pieces of wood but the easy-to-make project isn’t just for kids.

Jun 2, 2023 · In this article, we’ll look at the steps involved in building a simple wood tool box, from selecting the right materials to finishing touches that will make your tool box truly unique. Credit: www.wikihow.com. Building your own wood tool box can be …

Nov 22, 2013 · There are only six pieces of wood in your toolbox: a bottom piece, two sidepieces, two end pieces, and a dowel for your handle. Pick good, clean boards. Sometimes you’ll need …

For those who refuse to make do with second best, there's only one solution - build a wooden toolbox designed expressly for a woodworking shop. Of course, building a case for your fine hand tools is more than a practical solution to a storage problem. It's an opportunity to fine-tune and show off your woodworking skills.

First, take 1/2" plywood and using a Table Saw cut all the pieces as shown on the picture. You will have one bottom, two side and two end pieces. Now take one side piece and nail it to the bottom piece using finish nails. Then take the other side of the box and again nail it to the bottom piece.