How Do You Make Wooden Storage Cubes?
Wood storage cubes are wonderful organizational tools for kid rooms, offices, or any room where you may need a little order. They can be stacked as high as you want and set together to fit the width of the allotted floor and wall space. They can even be stacked as a room divider with storage cubes on each side. This project does require woodworking skills. Insuring the cuts are accurate is essential, if the cubes are going to be stacked and uniform. Cut a strip from the pressed board, 15 inches wide, using the table saw. Cut three squares, measuring 15 inches, from the pressed board strip using the table saw. Cut a strip from the pressed board, 14 inches wide, using the table saw. Cut two rectangles from the strip to measure 14 inches wide by 15 inches long. Lightly sand and smooth any rough edges. Apply wood glue to the cut 15-inch edge of a 14-inch by 15-inch rectangle. Place a 15-inch square on top of the wood glue, flush with the edge. Connect the cut sides at a 90-degree angle, us
