• 16 Carriage Bolts
• 16 Nuts
• 4 Lag Screws
• 20 Washers
• Elmer's Wood Glue
• Gummi Worms
  Total: $15.77

Then Lowe's:

• Five (5) eight-foot 2x4 studs
• 4'x4' plywood (3/4" thick) cut in half in-store
• 4'x4' pegboard, also cut in half
• 43-piece peg hook kit
  Total: $51.95

Then I did all this stuff:

Klake had to make a quick run to buy a Black and Decker drill bit kit, as my own collection of bits was missing the crucial size needed for this project. I do not know what this cost. Maybe 10-15 dollars.

Then, that night, my wife went into labor and had a baby the next morning.

Good job, Clake. Very well organized, and much cleaner than the before pic! I'm sure getting projects done is much easier and faster now. The bench looks very professional. Is it sturdy without diagonal bracing? I suppose as long as you're not doing heavy duty projects on it there wouldn't be any issues. I'll stop blabbling now.
# posted by  Unknown : 8:53 AM  

Nice job guys. I LOVE pegboard. It is one of those cheap but rarely utilized materials that can improve organization of stuff by leaps and bounds. I don't know about you, but I find it very satisfying to organize and eliminate clutter. My quality of life is improved, I believe, and I lose things lest often.

p.s. my wedding web site is live! www.jayandkristine.org Don't look at it with Internet Explorer though. I still need to work out the IE bugs. Stupid Internet Explorer.
# posted by  Anonymous : 1:26 PM