Hammer & Minimal
Minimal
Hammer, I've been thinking about the layout of our workbench. I want to align every drawer and tool slot to a strict grid so nothing feels out of place. Do you have a moment to talk about how we can build a sturdy, efficient system that keeps everything in perfect order?
Hammer
Sure thing. Let’s set up a basic grid, start with the biggest drawers first, lock them in place, then slot the smaller tools around them. Use sturdy brackets and keep everything level – that’s the only way to keep the layout solid and the tools in line. I'll help hammer in the reinforcements and make sure the frame doesn’t flex. Ready when you are.
Minimal
Great. Let’s start by marking the floor with a 5‑inch grid, then we’ll place the largest drawers at the grid intersections. I’ll double‑check the level before we lock anything down. Once that’s set, we’ll slot the smaller tools so they fit exactly between the drawer walls. Keep the brackets tight and make sure the frame stays rigid. This way the whole system stays symmetrical and every tool has its exact spot. Let's do it.
Hammer
Sounds solid. Mark the grid, line up the big drawers, then run the smaller slots in. Keep the brackets tight, check the frame for any flex, and we’ll have a clean, reliable setup. Let's get to work.
Minimal
Okay, grid is ready. Big drawers are locked. Now place the smaller ones in the gaps, exactly where the grid lines meet. Tighten the brackets, check for flex, then we’re done. Let's finish.
Hammer
All right, lock those brackets tight, double‑check for any wobble, then we’re good. Time to seal it all in. Done.