Plate Rack

Andy Standing tidies up your kitchen with this lovely build

1.Begin, as always, by marking out your board

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There are several ways to store your crockery in your kitchen. You can pile it all up in cupboards, you can display it on a dresser, or you could use a plate rack. Here is a design for a plate rack that can be used as

a freestanding unit, or, if you remove the top and cut off the feet, it could be fixed to the underneath of an existing wall unit. Either way, it's a handsome addition to your kitchen, I think you'll agree.

1. Table saw

2. Detail or bobbin sander

3. Pocket screw jig

4. Measuring/marking kit

5. Jigsaw and clamps

6. Tenon saw

7. Hammer and pins

8. Drill/driver and screws

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