« Reply #14 on: March 29, 2015, 02:11 AM »
Hi there,
I too was inspired by wing79.
I copied his "four feet" shelving system. It works well.
The systainers lock in and they don't fall out even in windy roads.
To make them I simply placed a systainer on a pre sized pc of shelving. (16"x12")
First centered it then I used and engineers square to mark out feet location on shelf.
Then I connected my lines with a framing square. I drilled a through hole in each square and cut them out with a jig saw. Then I just clamped this jig on top of my shelf blanks and plunge routed each indent. I used a short top bearing 3/4 template bit. It took less than s minute per shelf. I think went to a depth of about 8 mms. I left the round corners on the indents DNS the systainers drop in perfectly with s nice "positive stop" feel.
I then cut out the front indent out of my template with a jigsaw. Again I clamped this on top of each blank and routed each front with a large top bearing template bit. Again each cut took only a minute. Thsnks for the inspiration fellow foggers!

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