Organized basement work area

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A couple of weeks ago we went to the local Masterbrand annual cabinet sale and bought some odds and ends cabinets for the basement. Greg had been waiting for this sale so he could organize all of his handy tools he collects in the basement. He had last Friday off from work so he started the morning by cleaning out the basement. He created a level raised base to set the cabinets upon in case the basement should ever flood. He pushed the bases out from the wall to create storage space for wood and drywall scraps from projects. He secured the cabinets to the bases. He created a section at a lower level to set his chop saw. With the height difference, items that he is cutting will set level upon the higher service. As Greg would say, not just a hat rack. He's got brains and put them to use when planning his layout. He left some open space for storage bins and the occasionally necessary cat carriers. He even carved out some room for the cooler. Personally, I think this was the next best thing instead on installing a refrigerator for his tasty drinks when working away in the basement. As long as he continues to help remodel the house, I'd say he deserves it. He topped off the cabinets with some sturdy MDF. Now, when we will have time to fill up those cabinets? He may need another day off to do that.

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