Power Tool Storage With Charging Station

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Step 1: MATERIAL NEEDED

First, you’ll got to cut some plywood pieces. Here’s an inventory of what you would like . you’ll also download my SketchUp file for free of charge here : . I made this project using imperial measurements but i converted everything to metric so use what’s better for you!

Plywood thickness is 5/8 (16mm)

[2X] 63″x15″ (1600mm x 381mm)
[1x] 63″x7″ (1600mm x 178mm)
[1x] 63″x1-½” (1600mm x 38mm)
[1x] 61-¾”x12″ (1549mm x 305mm)
[1x] 61-¾”x6″ (1549mm x 152mm)
[4x] 15″x12″ (381mm x 305mm)
[2x] 38″x6″ (965mm x 152mm)
[2x] 51-¼”x6″ (1295mm x 152mm)
[2x] 18-9/16″x4″ (472mm x 102mm)
[1x] 23-3/8″x4″ (594mm x 102mm)
[1x] 36″ or more x 6-¼” (914mm or more x159mm)

For the pegboard :
[2x] 48″x1-½” (1219mm x 38mm)
[5x] 36-¾”x1-½” ( 933mm x 38mm)
[1x] PEGBOARD (1219mm x 933mm)

Other :
[1x] Water-based Stain ( Black color )
[1x] Floor Varnish ( Semi-gloss )
[1x] Rust Oleum paint ( Color : Black chrome steel ( it’s just a darker chrome steel color) )
[1x] Kreg-Jig Mini for creating pocket holes

Step 2: Making the Pegboard Frame

Now let’s make the frame for the pegboard and glue the pegboard on it. Next, i will spray some black stainless steel paint and let it dry for at least 24 hours. During this time, i will make the bottom part of the wall storage unit.

Step 3: Making Some Pocket Holes for the Base

I want my base to be strong, so i’m making some pocket holes before the assembly. Then i add glue and screw everything in place.

Step 4: Making the Upper Part

I wanted to have adjustable shelves, so I use a template that I made for another construction to drill even-spaced holes. I will also put a fixed shelf in the center to prevent the vertical boards from moving apart.

Step 5: Sanding

This is the easy part .. Sanding . You could sand before assembling the pieces. At the moment of building this wall organizer, this Black & Decker sander was the only sander i had, so reaching all the corners was easy.

Step 6: Stain and Varnish

Im using some black water-based stain ( 2 coats ) and floor varnish ( 2 coats ) and 5 coats for the top of the bottom unit because it will also be used as a countertop.

Step 7: Assemble All the Pieces

Screw the pegboard in place and screw the top part to the bottom using the pocket holes we made earlier.

Step 8: Installing to Wall

Now the last step, installing the power tool organizer unit to the wall. Make sure you screw it into wall studs.

Step 9: Charging Station

I also made a charging station with my 4 chargers. I hidden all the wires behind the board. Dimension may vary depending on the size of your chargers but my board is 24″ wide by 12″ high and 2″ deep.


Step 10: Get Organized and Enjoy

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