Lazy Daze Owners' Group

side compartments in order to pass cables back and forth. I know that others here have done similar upgrades to midbaths.

I understand the money issues and I'm not trying to push for you to do this right now; I'm just curious why you feel that you couldn't put AGMs under the fridge.

Yeah but . . . where do you put your canned goods? 

"Since I had access to a hand router, made small notches so the shelves are still adjustable, but don’t budge once on the shelf pegs."

Good idea--I would have done that, but didn't have a router at the time. (Since then, I've acquired this compact DeWalt model, which I absolutely love.)

But hey, I just remembered another way to make edge notches: clamp two boards together and then drill in from the end half an inch or so, in such a way that each board gets half of the hole.

Shucks, I should have thought of that. Might not have worked with the 1/4" boards I was using for most of my shelves, though--notches made that way have to be less than half the thickness of the board, and a 1/8"-wide notch would be too narrow to hold a shelf clip. Oh, well. It's a good tip to keep in mind for other projects, anyway.

"Used 1/8” brass rods for the shelf retainers rather than wire coat hangers."

Yes, they're stronger and better looking than coat hanger wire. Nice job, Dave!

Have a compact DeWalt too, it’s great.

In my case, bought the router to correct a mistake in my pantry, I didn’t allow for enough space for the pantry door to avoid rubbing against the bathroom door, figured a 1/2 round over bit would give me enough clearance.

Had a chisel ready to make the notches, then thought, hey, I now have a router.