Knock Down Sawhorse Storage

A few years back I made a knock down sawhorse set.  It has been really useful, but I just had it propped up against the wall in my garage.  Not optimal.

Over the last week or so, I created a bunch of hanging cleats to store the parts.  I did it completely with scraps of plywood and 2x4 material I had in my garage.

For the sawhorse legs, I created two hanging braces with some plywood stops that allow me to hang two legs on each brace.

For the sawhorse stretchers, I created horizontal brace with some 2x4 material cut lengthwise.  It lets me slip those two stretchers in and keeps everything in place.

For the grid stretchers, I created a couple of U shaped braces hung on the wall where the stretchers can be slipped into.

This picture explains it easier than the words can.

Bonus storage.  After I completed the sawhorse grid storage, I had a bunch of blank wall space that I wanted to be able to hang cords, tools, and the like.  I had some left over peg board from the storage cabinet, so I made a 4 foot by 28 inch panel.  It is that size because I can make two of them.

I ripped down some 3/4" ply into 2" strips and used Kreg screws to make a frame then mounted it to the wall.

To show the usefulness I hung some of my gear onto it including a few things that I used to just have propped in the corner.