Winter is officially here and Jan’s recently planted Daffodils are obviously quite confused.
I assume I’m correct in believing daffodils aren’t supposed to awaken on the first day of winter?
Jan is the gardener and I’ll leave her to resolve the matter. I’ve retired to the ‘man cave’ and started on my French Cleat storage system. I’m glad my brother casually mentioned the French cleat system during a recent conversation. I like the concept and have been cutting up sheets of 18mm plywood with the Makita rail track and plunge saw.
This was followed by a day of sanding the cut lengths followed by the application of varnish to the bevelled edge on each length. Varnishing the edges may not have been necessary, but I decided I wanted to minimise the possibly of the edges absorbing moisture and swelling.
The first set of rails went on the rear wall.
One more horizontal rail to install
You can see how the system locks together in the following photo.
With the rails up it was time to make individual holder for the various tools.
I’m making this up as I proceed
Rear wall completed
With the tools now moved from the side wall to the rear I could start installing rails on the side wall
I like the modular concept. It provides flexibility on the location of the tools and other stored items.
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