Open Source Storage at Grassrootsmodern

Open Source Storage

15Feb08

Open source is a word I like even more than grassroots. In fact, now that I think about it, maybe I should have named my website opensourcemodern.com (anyone want to buy that domain for me?) and not grassrootsmodern.com. Open source means you are sharing your knowledge for the greater good, free of charge. That the exact idea behind this open source storage drawings on x818.com. It has all the information you need to make your own affordable DIY modern storage. The end result is quite impressive. All you need is a power drill and $200 and a little sense of adventure.
Free plans available from x818.com

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1 tom c. on Feb 15th, 2008 said:

anyone know how to contact the site owner? i browsed through those pages & can’t locate an email addy anywhere …???
2 April on Feb 15th, 2008 said:

Wow. I’ve always wanted to make my own furniture, but figured it couldn’t be done without a massive power tool collection. I think I could actually manage this though, and it looks great!
3 Andrew Stone on Feb 15th, 2008 said:

Great Find!!!
4 creede on Feb 15th, 2008 said:

I encourage anyone to give it a try. Start by just buying the wood. Worst case you will be out like $80.

Tom, his email is pski (at) x818.com it is a little hard to find on his site.

Everyone, let us know how it works.
5 tom c. on Feb 16th, 2008 said:

thanks, creede … just emailed asking for the plans
6 roger on Mar 10th, 2008 said:

Does anyone know how to get these fantastic plans??
I can not find an email address anywhere.
What a fantastic idea!!
7 creede on Mar 10th, 2008 said:

Um Roger, look at reply #4.
8 Andrew on Apr 11th, 2008 said:

I sent an email to the address supplied in Comment #4 on April 1 2008 requesting a copy of the plans and mentioning Grassroots Modern as the source but I haven’t heard anything back yet. Has anyone actually received a set of plans yet?
9 Plushpod on Jul 7th, 2008 said:

That is really cool. This shows how you can really make a cool piece of furniture for next to nothing… it just takes some creativity and tools.