Looks good Paul!I know there are several nice variations of ideas on Tormach tool storage out there but I put my own little design together using a few custom brackets I made and some 39" shelf standards from the Big box store. The easy way would have been to screw the standards directly to the enclosure but I wanted something that did not require drilling or modifying the enclosure in any way so when removed there is no sign it was ever there. Brackets attach using existing enclosure screws. I slotted the holes and made them a bit larger to allow for adjustment and measurement errors on my part. My other goal was to have it be very flexible in terms of shelf spacing and also to be able to make various versions of the shelves depending on the tools. The side brackets are laser cut 16 ga 430 SS and designed to fit standard 3-1/2" and 5-1/2" x 3/4" S4S pine lumber. I reverse engineered the store bought bracket hooks profile to work on the standards. Some folks say wood is no good for the tools (corrosion?) but I've never had any problems. I suppose hdpe or nylon could be used but I figured pine was cheap and good enough. Next step is to cut to length and machine the hole patterns into a few shelves. Very bottom bracket designed no angle shelf for calipers or misc. heres some photos progress so far
I use pine for tool holders as well with no problems, I do soak them good with some motor oil or equivalent before use though.