A homemade rotary organizer for self-tapping screws is useful in a home workshop and a garage with limited internal space. You can make this homemade product from a piece of plastic sewer pipe and plywood.
The first step is to cut a piece of plastic pipe of a suitable length (at your discretion), and then cut the workpiece in half along. To make one organizer, you need one of the pipe halves.
At the next stage, you need to saw blanks from plywood - these are end caps, as well as two dividing walls. In total, for one rotary organizer, four workpieces will need to be cut to the shape of the pipe.
Rotary Organizer Manufacturing Process
The sawn blanks from plywood must be screwed to a plastic pipe for self-tapping screws. Then the master additionally fastens a small furniture hinge, which will act as a turning mechanism.
To securely fix the organizer in the “closed” position, one neodymium magnet can be screwed to the end. And to the wall itself, you need to fix a metal plate or a piece of a profile pipe.
For more information on how to make a rotary organizer for self-tapping screws from a plastic pipe, we recommend that you watch in the video on the website. Write in the comments below the video, how do you like this homemade product?
