Hi everyone. I have another organizational project for you today. And I will tell you why I chose this one. I am very tired of rooting through the spice jars that are up in the cabinet all crammed in together. I am tired of them all falling out when I reach for one in the back, and..... well, you get my drift. Let's fix this. Today I am going to show you how easy it is to turn a kitchen drawer into a well-organized spice rack of sorts. Check it out. 👀 This drawer holds 40 spice jars, and I can see the labels too.
Equipment and supplies
Ruler or tape measure
pencil
wood glue (fast setting is best here)
1/4" plywood
wood clamps
Ok, to get started, I first needed to know the dimensions of my drawer, using tape measure or ruler measure your drawer. Height, inside width, and length. Remember this drawer will need to open and shut.
I needed 4 dividers for my size drawer considering the sizes of the different spices. I figured 9-10 spices per level, so this thing is going to hold up to quit a few spice jars.
I cut my pieces to size using the Proxxon mini table saw. I need (4) 19' x 3" pieces for the "backrests", and (4) 19" x 2' for the risers. This will work well for a drawer that is at least 4" deep.
Next, they need to be sanded so that there is no rough or splintery edges. The Proxxon OZI/E delta sander makes this a breeze.
That's a wrap. I think it will certainly help with the spices even though the larger bottles and cans still need to be stored somewhere. Amazing how they multiply.
1 comment:
What a great idea. We all could use some organizing.
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