Maybe the easiest version of these HF bins racks I have seen! Great work and clear and concise video too.

Very nice presentation. Clear, concise instructions with diagrams, links. No annoying background music. Nice project, excellent presentation. +A

I built two units with 14 slots 37 1/2" high without castors two days ago. I used 1/4 sanded plywood for the runners. They were a full 1/4 thick. I used 16 5/8 internal width . I found 16 9/16 too tight. The work and look great. I didn't paint mine yet I may just use poly urethane.

You did a few things I MIGHT NOT HAVE THOUGHT OF. Nicely done video - thank you.

Cool "improved" rack. Thanks for taking the time to post. I do have stuff to organize. The description was clear, thorough and makes sense and no aggravating music! As for casters, the best deal at hf is to buy their furniture dolly. One dolly usually costs a lot less than four bulk casters. And you get scrap wood for other projects! As for locking casters on shop stuff (like a portable bench), two casters on one end, and just legs on the other with often suffice and is much more stable than any 4-caster arrangement. Recently did this with a bandsaw and mounted square tubing on the sides for removable handles (something like wheelbarrow or post-hole digger handles). 4 casters do make sense on this project, given where it's going.

Chamfered guide is the ticket. Well done. These HF bins are well designed; not the most robust plastic, but the designer paid attention to how they nest and they actually work. For bins that don't need to travel to a jobsite, they are also, just the ticket.

When mounting castors I Use a vix bit to locate the holes! I use #12 x 3/4 screws with a 1/4" washer under the head to compensate for the large screw hole in the castor plate. Works just fine. Great video I will try your mounting system.

I was designing a similar cart in sketchup, had it drawn and figured I’d check how others built them. Very similar, but I had my heights all wrong. I’m glad I checked and thanks for providing!

New subscriber…nice little project that makes good use of both leftover materials and, space. Can’t argue with that!! Enjoyed the build.

Great idea. I will build one today. Now I can dump the coffee cans and jelly jars.

Wonderful job on this project, simplistic, perfectly planned and well constructed. I ABSOLUTELY love that you used up some scrap OSB (literally 3 pieces) to make the back, was smiling as you put that third piece in!!! Love the Hartford Whalers, and I am not one to play armchair quarterback, but I think that your "ending music rift" should have been "Brass Bonanza"😁. Thanks again 👍🏼

Nice rack design - Something I'll need to build. I've got 12 of the regular HF boxes and 3 of the big ones. Got a few half-size ones as well, I've also got the same DeWalt contractor table saw.

Very nice, I just built a small cabinet for these bins but not happy using 1x2’s for holders, I like your idea’s better and I need second so will give it a try. Thanks.

Fantastic work! Thanks!

Very nice thanks for sharing God bless you and yours.

I built such a rolling cart but used thin aluminum angle stock for the shelf brackets. This doesn't rely on the small edge of the bins to support the weight - it supports about 1" of the bottom both left and right - much better for a loaded tray. Finally, steer away from the Harbor Freight stuff - they are a knock off of the Stanley bins which are much stronger. My $0.02.

I kinda want one. I don't have a woodshop, so I can't build one, but it would be cool to have one of these. Also suggestion: Put the slides on pegs. That way you can remove a slide to make it compatible for the double-height 8 bin cases.

Great video. I plan on making one similar. But the only thing I can't figure out for the life of me..... The sound affects at the end!!! What are those from.?!? I know I have heard those as a kid but I can't put my finger on. It's bothering me way more than it should.... Haha

Well gosh darn it. I bought more of these storage cases and they are slightly larger now.... The new ones don't fit but the old ones do. 😞

Good job

Anyone know where to get these parts boxers in Canada?

Lids. Why have the trays got lids? It just adds three steps to access (two catches and lift lid) and the same to put away. What do they add?

Hello, I have designed a 3D printed label holder that fits the harbor freight storage bins. If you're interested in trying them out please let me know.

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