Portable 2x4 and Pegboard Tool Rack

Cut the four legs and two top braces at 5°, and the four base pieces square, per the cut list. Set your saw's angle once and cut every angled piece before changing it back — that's what keeps both A-frame sides matching.

Drill pocket holes in one end of each 6ft leg and assemble two A-frame sides, joining the legs to the base pieces at the bottom and the top braces near the top.

Cut the pegboard to fit and screw it to the front face of each A-frame side, then install your pegboard hooks in whatever layout suits your tools.

Measure and cut scrap plywood to fit between the two A-frame sides for anything that doesn't hang on a hook — a battery charger, a parts bin, a roll of tape.

Attach two fixed and two locking swivel casters to the base, one at each corner.

Check that both locking casters actually engage before you load the rack — a rack that rolls away mid-repair is worse than no rack at all.