Wall Mounted Chisel Rack With Built In Stand

In this project I am going to show you how I designed and built a chisel rack that stores on the wall, but can also be removed and supported by its own internal stand that folds out of the back. To create this we will be using Easel software from Inventables to create parts that can be cut out using the X-Carve CNC. The chisel rack opens up using hinges to hold the parts together and uses magnets to keep it in the open position. 0:35 Design of the Chisel Support in Easel Pro 19:30 Design of the Vertical Pieces 28:30 Design of the Angled and Horizontal Pieces 39:05 Carving the Parts 51:40 Completed Project SOFTWARE Easel Pro Software by Inventables - TOOLS - X-Carve 1000mm CNC Machine by Inventables - - Router Bit - 1/4“ Downcut Bit - Router Bit - 1/4“ Roundover Bit - Random orbit sander - Shop vac - Drill - Drill Press - Amana Countersink Bit with Depth Stop #55227 - - 9/64“ drill bit - Tape Measures (my favorite two): - Fastcap PMS-16 Auto Lock ProCarpenter Tape Measure - or FastCap PSSR16 16 ft Standard Reverse Measuring Tape - Small hand plane (optional) to cut chamfer in step 6 for adding hinges Chisels in the Holder Narex 4 piece set - 8 mm, 10 mm, 16 mm, 32 mm Woodworking Chisels 863110 Narex 4 piece set - 6mm, 12mm, 20mm, 26mm Woodworking Chisels 863010 MATERIALS 1/2“ Baltic Birch plywood 3/4“ Baltic Birch plywood Various sand paper General Finishes Water Based Topcoat (Satin) - Total Boat Thick Set Epoxy 1.3 Quart Kit - or Total Boat High Performance Epoxy 1 Quart Kit (medium set speed) - 1-1/4“ and 1-5/8“ long #8 construction screws 1/2“ diamter by 1/8“ thick Multi-Use Fridge Magnets - Miniature Hinges - NOTE: As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Other affiliate links may be used on this page, but do not affect pricing of the items. NOTE: If you plan on using any tool for a project please make sure you are familiar with the tool and all of the dangers associated with it. If you are not familiar with a tool then you should ask someone who is to show you the proper way to use it. A lot of communities have classes at local colleges on the proper use of tools and machinery. There are also local woodworking clubs that offer classes at very reasonable rates for beginners. I highly recommend using these resources for your safety and for the most efficient use of the tool. SAFETY FIRST Always wear eye and hearing protection. Always work safe with the proper safety equipment and guards on your tools.