Jonathan Salmons Craftsman
Jonathan Salmons Craftsman
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LVP Flooring Installation - How To - DIY to Pro tips
I made this video to demonstrate different tricks of the trade to install LVP flooring. Whether you're a DIY, weekend warrior, pro or looking to hire someone to install flooring, this video has got good background information into installing luxury vinyl plank otherwise known as LVP.
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Milwaukee Packout Mod to rolling tool box 48-22-8426 modification front opening hack
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Learn how to Make a access panel in your Milwaukee pack out rolling tote! Check out my review video of the Milwaukee 20-in tool bag: ruclips.net/video/XF4Z0mDMvjc/видео.htmlsi=cIFfU2FzzEWszaVV If this video was helpful please give it a thumbs up! Thanks for your support!
How to Install Floating Flooring in an old house - Watch this First!
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How to Install Floating Flooring in an old house - Watch this First!
Tractor - Future Pole Barn - and Gravel
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This is a site for a future pole barn on the homestead. Nothing like hard work on a tractor. Music by Skilsel. Visit there music library at pixabay.com/users/skilsel-22933514/?tab=audio&
Milwaukee Packout tote tool bag 20 inch REVIEW 48-22-8320
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Thank you for your interest in the video! If you are interested in purchasing to this tool bag you can visit the Home Depot: Milwaukee 20 in. PACKOUT Tote www.homedepot.com/p/Milwaukee-20-in-PACKOUT-Tote-48-22-8320/302757305 SKU# 302757305
How to Build a SANDBOX - diy - from free materials
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This is a sandbox I built from scrap lumber that I had. The frame of the sandbox came from a local company that built pallets. They gave me some of their old lumber and it turned out that it was oak.
Review: Carhartt rugged flex steel pants
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Review: Carhartt rugged flex steel pants
Car Seat for smaller Trucks or Cars - Safety 1st Guide 65
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After trying several car seats to fit in my 2001 Toyota tundra, I finally came across the Safety First car seat that fit well. I would recommend this for smaller trucks or cars that space is an issue in the back seat.

Комментарии

  • @RAREFORMDESIGNS
    @RAREFORMDESIGNS Месяц назад

    What's so hard about pulling the top boxes off? Answer....Nothing.

  • @miked4024
    @miked4024 Месяц назад

    Nice job! This is exactly what I thought Milwaukee should have done from the beginning. Just a fold down opening. Those rolling boxes are such a pain to get into

  • @ZEPR0FESS0RR
    @ZEPR0FESS0RR Месяц назад

    This didn’t age well lol

  • @Xedilian
    @Xedilian Месяц назад

    wow. Another guy who spends,,, 400-500 dollars on Packout stuff just to put... 1 or 2. Perhaps even a 3rd... Tool inside to store. What a fucking huge waste of space and money.

  • @FlawlessFairways
    @FlawlessFairways 2 месяца назад

    You could trim out more of the wood on inside and make room or put holes to eliminate weight as well

  • @kathismith791
    @kathismith791 3 месяца назад

    Very good and helpful instructional video.

  • @ranceshepstone
    @ranceshepstone 3 месяца назад

    Thanks for showing us this. I'm about to attempt this on my toolbox. Any tips for getting the hinges aligned just right? I feel like that's where I would mess this up.

    • @JonathanSalmonsCraftsman
      @JonathanSalmonsCraftsman 3 месяца назад

      Thanks for the question! Hard to describe over text. Best suggestion is just to take a level or a straight edge and draw a straight line across so that the hinges are on the same plain. Other than that I pretty much just eyeball them and seem to work out pretty good.

  • @WoodWorkerWannabe
    @WoodWorkerWannabe 3 месяца назад

    Thanks! I've been looking for a tutorial. You didn't mention how you cut the opening (sides and bottom of the door). You did mention using the oscillating tool to shave off the top of the door. Did you use the oscillating tool for the door sides and bottom?

    • @JonathanSalmonsCraftsman
      @JonathanSalmonsCraftsman 3 месяца назад

      Thanks for the question! I cut the door out with a circular saw. Put a new framing blade on it and you'll be fine.

  • @oscarfrayne6016
    @oscarfrayne6016 3 месяца назад

    where is it made ?

  • @M30263
    @M30263 3 месяца назад

    So when you use the front access the sides shouldn’t be flimsy with another box above. 🤷‍♂️. I think I’d rather use a small piece of aluminum stock to act as a spreader. Anyway, thanks for the video. 👍

    • @JonathanSalmonsCraftsman
      @JonathanSalmonsCraftsman 3 месяца назад

      Yeah other people have recommended some aluminum or all thread or something like that. If I had to do it over again I probably would do it that way with a small piece of metal.

  • @myinman1
    @myinman1 4 месяца назад

    Great modification i would add a strong magnet to the assembly to keep it closed when the lid is open

  • @Theileflottante
    @Theileflottante 4 месяца назад

    Sweet! You've really put some thought into this. Nicely done. 🎉

  • @matiassandoval1650
    @matiassandoval1650 5 месяцев назад

    Sacrilegio lo que iso😢

  • @bossmanz28
    @bossmanz28 5 месяцев назад

    I did the same thing on my dewalt toughsystem 2.0. I have a short on my page just showing it. I didnt put a seal or nothing tho. I jus used a flat aluminum bar horizontally to brace the box together instead of a piece of wood. Less intrusive. I used smaller hinges but used 4. Not knocking anything you did. You did a good job. Looks like the dewalt box though i was able to cut lower then the packout though for a bigger opening because of not having that front handle. Everybody needs to do something like this. Its a must

  • @matthewsano6006
    @matthewsano6006 6 месяцев назад

    It blows my mind that Milwaukee has not released something like this yet. They have a packout cabinet but something with wheels that can support the weight above it is what so many people want.

    • @FranksShitBoxCollection
      @FranksShitBoxCollection 4 месяца назад

      I was planning on using an old dolly/hand truck, a wall/floor mounting plate and a 2/3 drawer cabinet but it all still costs a lot more than doing something like what was shown in the video.

    • @AR-uj3js
      @AR-uj3js Месяц назад

      Milwaukee engineering was stupid to get our money just to say later we have listened to our customers and we're introducing a new version with slide out draws, like what the he'll were you think when you designed it

    • @JonathanSalmonsCraftsman
      @JonathanSalmonsCraftsman Месяц назад

      @AR-uj3js haha, I'm just glad they're coming out with a slide out drawer version!

  • @OldAndGettingOlder
    @OldAndGettingOlder 6 месяцев назад

    👏 Nice.

  • @jasonsaenz2367
    @jasonsaenz2367 6 месяцев назад

    Does the cabinet not fit on the rolling cart?

  • @Caymen43
    @Caymen43 6 месяцев назад

    I now have a solution for that worthless rolling box thats too cumbersome to use. Milwaukee take note. Thanks for the idea.

  • @l-_-sage-_-l
    @l-_-sage-_-l 6 месяцев назад

    You’re amazing

  • @deniszaytsev7480
    @deniszaytsev7480 6 месяцев назад

    Молодец,хорошо придумал!!!👍🔥

  • @davidfuerte2234
    @davidfuerte2234 7 месяцев назад

    This has to be the most hill billy jackleg shiiii ive seen in recent years , they make one with that function

    • @JonathanSalmonsCraftsman
      @JonathanSalmonsCraftsman 7 месяцев назад

      They make one that opens on the front and has the wheels attached so you can roll it around? Can you send me a link?

  • @marywel7615
    @marywel7615 7 месяцев назад

    They need to sell the 1000's of bottom rolling big boxes that are out in stores b4 they'll release a rolling drawer unit. That's my best guess. I need a set of the removable wheels so I can try a 3d print mod for a set of drawers to roll without buying the $99 dolley.

  • @youngknowledge6393
    @youngknowledge6393 7 месяцев назад

    I dont see any weather strip on sides. Which would make it not water proof at all. Rain may or may not enter but moisture wil get in there and rust tools.

  • @GG-eg6kn
    @GG-eg6kn 7 месяцев назад

    That’s how the idiots should of made it in the first place

  • @trevorcofer7335
    @trevorcofer7335 8 месяцев назад

    Cool idea! I’m surprised I haven’t seen it before.

  • @CurtPotts
    @CurtPotts 8 месяцев назад

    Great job. Have a couple questions before I do it. Why use the 1x inside and not just spray foam? Is it for more stability? Then the stability wood inside, did you try other dimensions and find a 1x4 is the best? Thanks for the hard work on it.

    • @JonathanSalmonsCraftsman
      @JonathanSalmonsCraftsman 8 месяцев назад

      I used to vertical 1x so that I could have something to mount the weather stripping too. The vertical 1x was not for stability purposes I use the horizontal 1x4 for stability issues. I did not try other dimensions. Probably just a 1x2 would be substantial enough. Hope that helps answer your question!

    • @DrCarrico
      @DrCarrico 5 месяцев назад

      To add to your mod, I’m wondering if a piece of extruded aluminum would work better for the cross brace. It would already have the threaded holes and would be lighter than the hardwood, plus have a lower profile. Just a thought in addition to your brilliant idea.

    • @JonathanSalmonsCraftsman
      @JonathanSalmonsCraftsman 5 месяцев назад

      I think that would work! Thanks for recommending

    • @JonathanSalmonsCraftsman
      @JonathanSalmonsCraftsman 5 месяцев назад

      @DrCarrico I think that would work! Thanks for recommending

  • @CurtPotts
    @CurtPotts 8 месяцев назад

    Great job. Have a couple questions before I do it. Why use the 1x inside and not just spray foam? Is it for more stability? Then the stability wood inside, did you try other dimensions and find a 1x4 is the best? Thanks for the hard work on it.

  • @user-ic9wm1gm8j
    @user-ic9wm1gm8j 8 месяцев назад

    I just bought them without knowing all these details cause the brand talks by itself!!! Nice review dude didn’t know the details, definitely that reinforcements on the pockets for a knife and tape measure is a plus and the knee pockets for the pads didn’t know either another plus 👍🏼 thanks again bud 🍻

  • @NoMusicTheory
    @NoMusicTheory 8 месяцев назад

    Just put the pencil in the pocket all the way against the wall where you want it to stay, hold it tight and put a few threads through and make a mini pocket for the pencil. Will still be able to use the rest of the pocket for other things but will keep your pencil in place.

  • @jazzycat6153
    @jazzycat6153 9 месяцев назад

    Hi dad!!!!!

  • @mrneras2
    @mrneras2 9 месяцев назад

    Great solution. It pains me not being able to use the bottom storage because of Milwaukee's poor design with respect to this box... great idea from Milwaukee on the entire system, but pool planning on the bottom box. Your solution is helpful as I will do the same.

  • @nickwilson9126
    @nickwilson9126 9 месяцев назад

    This is amazing!

  • @ryanmikita
    @ryanmikita 10 месяцев назад

    Awesome solution, Jonathan! I've stared at this box several times pondering how to make a hack like this. Thanks for actually pulling it off. I have two boxes I will be doing this to today:)

  • @leansypadron8591
    @leansypadron8591 11 месяцев назад

    I dont know why milwakee wont make a front drawer rolling tote , i hate that i have to take all of the top boxes off to acces the bottom one

  • @olleaberg7271
    @olleaberg7271 11 месяцев назад

    The opening on the front pockets look really big, how are they? I feel like things would fall out if you laid down on your back or sitting in a sofa? That would really annoy me if that were the case.

    • @JonathanSalmonsCraftsman
      @JonathanSalmonsCraftsman 11 месяцев назад

      Thanks for the question! I would say the front pockets are a decent size. My whole hand can fit in the pocket with fingers extended. Only thing I put in my front pockets is receipts so I can't really say if stuff falls out when laying on your back. Very confident stuff won't fall out if you're sitting on a sofa.

    • @JonathanSalmonsCraftsman
      @JonathanSalmonsCraftsman 11 месяцев назад

      @olleaberg7271 see above comment

  • @keithchristiansen8542
    @keithchristiansen8542 11 месяцев назад

    Cool idea, sloppy job lol

  • @ometofu
    @ometofu Год назад

    Love the engineering but kind of brutal ‘ dirty mod. LOL

  • @justinvanburen8259
    @justinvanburen8259 Год назад

    Looks awesome, great idea man!!

  • @juhanipaloaho
    @juhanipaloaho Год назад

    World needs more people like this bad boy right here.

  • @jamesmocharski4803
    @jamesmocharski4803 Год назад

    I love it. Great solution. Simple, clean look, and waaay more functional. I have seen a couple different mods so far. One guy built a wooden drawer that slides out. Another did some sort of hinge cut like yours, but it was different. Theirs may have been cut lower. However, I think that yours is good, because items are less likely to just come tumbling out the second you unlatch the door. It might be nice to do a small follow up video or addendum to show the dimensions and what you can and can’t fit through the opening and what you like to try to put in there for yourself. I know, we’re all going to have different requirements for ourselves for what would work best and make the most sense to carry in there, but highlighting a few things that can and can’t fit and your preferred items to store in there might help each of us to get a better sense of how such a mod could work for each of us. Overall, great video!

    • @JonathanSalmonsCraftsman
      @JonathanSalmonsCraftsman Год назад

      Really good feedback! Thank you! Yes I want to do a follow-up video and will try to highlight some of those things.

    • @jamesmocharski4803
      @jamesmocharski4803 Год назад

      @@JonathanSalmonsCraftsman Bikingviking11 is the guy who did the drawer mod. It’s a bit more limiting in what you could probably fit in it, but it might work for some. You each had some interesting approaches to addressing stiffening/ supporting the boxes once the cuts were made. I don’t recall him water testing his, or addressing that directly, but interesting to see the similarities and differences. ruclips.net/video/OvnOOOw4Ch4/видео.htmlsi=b6-ydElWlA0AvK8y

  • @avilesjuan180
    @avilesjuan180 Год назад

    The Milwaukee, pack out, savior😂

  • @robertcobb6434
    @robertcobb6434 Год назад

    This is awesome. Excellent engineering. Thanks for sharing

  • @dylandempsey6103
    @dylandempsey6103 Год назад

    This might be the best rolling packout bin solution I've seen yet. Looks like it's still water resistant which is prob good enough for most cases. Very nice

  • @michaelthompson7570
    @michaelthompson7570 Год назад

    Very clever,,,you need to be on some rd team…..

  • @donniestoolthoughts9209
    @donniestoolthoughts9209 Год назад

    Thx for the video! If you’re not leaving it in the bed of truck, who cares about water proof..

  • @mathewdruggan8877
    @mathewdruggan8877 Год назад

    Unfortunately kind sir I already checked out your channel the other day, liked and subscribed.

  • @Malthanis
    @Malthanis Год назад

    Nice job man. I think I may try this in the future.

  • @Foxdie525
    @Foxdie525 Год назад

    I am looking into these pants and found this video. Nice review, Very informative!

  • @lynh4094
    @lynh4094 Год назад

    Excellent job!

  • @Trumoo93
    @Trumoo93 Год назад

    Free labor right there! Looks good!