This is How I Organize My Camera Gear | Under $23

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  • Опубликовано: 19 дек 2024

Комментарии • 11

  • @Bruces-Garage
    @Bruces-Garage Час назад

    Great idea. I want to see your final product organization! I use Toolgrid products and I’m going to try this for my small items. Thanks

  • @lnwatts
    @lnwatts 6 часов назад

    Nice. Exactly what I need!

  • @DarraghCox
    @DarraghCox 21 час назад +3

    I got a cheap 3d printer. Bambu Lab A1. I am going to start messing around with the Gridfinity system which is essentially a more custom version of these boxes. So much random stuff that needs to be stored and sorted.

    • @PDMokry
      @PDMokry  21 час назад +1

      That is a great system! I think I will give a try.

  • @Jonker95
    @Jonker95 2 часа назад

    I recently came across IKEA's KACKLA Extendable box's these are also really handy

  • @jeffb8824
    @jeffb8824 9 часов назад

    Great find!

  • @buddyfx7026
    @buddyfx7026 22 часа назад +2

    I didn't realize they hooked, that's awesome. I organize soooo much, probably a bit like you honestly. Going to try these and see if they fit inside of my husky. I have the locked off ones and it is weird trying to make things fit.

    • @PDMokry
      @PDMokry  22 часа назад

      I change my mind too much and keep getting new gear. That is why I never get the custom cases for a setup, because it would need changing so fast.
      The toolbox shown is a husky. All my boxes are currently husky. This started as a tool journey and ended up bleeding into my camera gear.

  • @Bobsmithabc
    @Bobsmithabc 22 часа назад +2

    Storage and organization is my biggest problem, especially the little items. 👍

    • @PDMokry
      @PDMokry  22 часа назад +1

      Totally agree, the little bits are the hardest! The clutter gets out of hand quick!

  • @unknownKnownunknowns
    @unknownKnownunknowns 8 часов назад

    Great looking system. If you label the bottom, you will know what goes where and what you are missing if there is an empty container