Plans for wall hanging cabinet

[Arlin Eastman]

Does anyone have a nice wall set up for say a #1 -#6 and a few saws that I can build easy plans.  I know I can not turn one. 

[bandit571]

Go and read how I made one..

   

[Arlin Eastman]

Go and read how I made one..

Have a link?  Also will that hold the planes and other hand tools and a few dovetail saws and box saws?

Do I need one that has depth and width to it to hold them?

[bandit571]

Perhaps more like this one?

   
Sold by the James Swan Co. in 1911....

[stav]

Perhaps more like this one?

Sold by the James Swan Co. in 1911....

Is that your next build?

[Arlin Eastman]

Perhaps more like this one?

Sold by the James Swan Co. in 1911....

I do not know buddy which is why I am asking everyone for help.  For me it needs to be easy but strong and easy to put on a wall so I can use the tools that are mostly needed.

I guess the most I use is a #2, #3, block plane, angle finder, square, pencils, tape measure, my 2 lawyers dovetail saw and other dovetail saw with my lee valley box saw he gave me, I am thinking 4 or 5 chisels  1/4 to 1/2, compass gauge, rasp or two, awl, saw file or two, and do not know what else.
I think having the saw file set up close at hand would encourage me to sharpen more like I do for turning. Hard to cut work either turning or sawing if tools are dull. In saying that I would need an easy to get to stones for sharpening plane blades and chisels so a set up for that would be good too except not in the cabinet I am thinking

[barryvabeach]

Arlin,  I don't have plans,  but I would just layout the tools you want , and just keep rearranging until you have them laid out in the order you want.  Then just build a box large enough to fit, with some space left over for a few additions, cut in half and add a piano hinge . I screwed most of the holders in, so I could reposition them as I added other tools.   

[Ray Newman]

Do believe barryvabeach is spot on. The only factor I will add is first measure the available wall space, then design the box to fit.

[Arlin Eastman]

Arlin,  I don't have plans,  but I would just layout the tools you want , and just keep rearranging until you have them laid out in the order you want.  Then just build a box large enough to fit, with some space left over for a few additions, cut in half and add a piano hinge . I screwed most of the holders in, so I could reposition them as I added other tools.   

Sorry buddy link or picture does not work

[barryvabeach]

Sorry buddy link or picture does not work

Does this work   https://photos.app.goo.gl/Bph4Rgq7FTbzBMTe6    actually, the photo is not that important, it just shows what I did - by laying out what I had in terms of tools I wanted to have at hand  and what I had in terms of wall space.