Wooden Garden Tool Rack Plans

The initial steps involve cutting square pieces of wood and drilling holes into them.

Wooden garden tool rack plans.

This yard tool rack is about as simple as it gets. This not only keeps them organized and out of the way but it also allows easy access to the tools when needed. Get a great tool rack. These free woodworking plans are available in a variety of styles such as gable gambrel and colonial and are designed for a variety of uses like for storage tools or even children s play areas they ll help you build all sizes of sheds too small to large.

Top view of the garden tool rack after the body is attached to the mounting brackets. When the sunny days come back we can not wait to get back to gardening. The last step is to attach your new garden tool rack to the wall. You can even put wheels on the bottom if you wish.

I mounted mine so that the pipes were almost touching the ground. If you want to make it out of a specific material such as pallets or recycled wood then you can do this too. Mount the garden tool rack to the wall. Perfect for lawn and garden tools.

With these free shed plans you ll be able to build the storage shed of your dreams without having to spend any money on the plans. For this storage cart you need a drill table or circular saw a sheet of plywood casters and hooks. The completed racks are nailed or bolted to the wall studs. You can use a circular saw or jig saw to cut the notches and vary the sizes to match the handles of each tool.

Plans for a garden tool rack. Made from a pair of 2 x 6s that have been notched to fit the handles of your various long handled yard tools.