Record Bin From single 4 x 8 Sheet of Plywood - Plans

[Lavane]

I like using coarse thread torque head deck screws with plywood. I have a few bits with different diameter tapers. I use one thT works great for counter sinking the deck screws.

 

[fbomb13]

Bumping this incredibly long thread for a request.

I’m miserable at the act of drafting this up, but would somebody be willing to help me draw up a version that’s 3 bins wide, and doesn’t have the lower shelf? Basically I just need a “tabletop” version of this design.

I have this weird waist-level shelf that I’d love to store these on, and being able to flip through would be perfect. Ideally total width comes in at 42” and can accommodate 250-300 LPs.

 

[thtwbstgrl]

Bumping this incredibly long thread for a request.

I’m miserable at the act of drafting this up, but would somebody be willing to help me draw up a version that’s 3 bins wide, and doesn’t have the lower shelf? Basically I just need a “tabletop” version of this design.

I have this weird waist-level shelf that I’d love to store these on, and being able to flip through would be perfect. Ideally total width comes in at 42” and can accommodate 250-300 LPs.

Kindof delayed response, but I just saw your request andthought i'd take a stab at this, though I'm only a novice at woodworking... anyone that wants to use this should definitely scrutinize it. As sketched, it can be made with almost exactly 1/2 sheet of 3/4" plywood. Finished size would be 42" x 18.75" x 14" and should hold about 200 records, though the depth of the bottom/sides/dividers could be increased to accommodate more (that will quickly invade the remaining half sheet of ply).