A simple problem should have a simple solution! That's the mantra of our shop engineers, anyone can design a complex solution running up expenses and space. The real engineering that takes skill is makings simple and less complex solutions to the problem. Great Job!
Thank you for sharing this with us. I just wanted something simple to do and I finally came across your video. Now I'm now why didn't I think of that 🤣🤣.
Very nice build. Video was well done. Explanations of each step were clear. Great job. Subscribed and I’m going to use this for my tool wall. One suggestion would be to explain how you determined the width of the holes and the depth of the hanger. Otherwise, excellent job. Thank you.
Thanks for the sub! Yeah, I could have explained that a little better. I figured that everybody's tool selection is different and my particular slots might not fit. But I could have at least gone over how I arrived at the dimensions.
I've been trying to organize my workspace and make it so the tools I use regularly are easily accessible as well as easy to put away. I should probably make something like this.
I've been doing the same. Anything that I haven't use for a while goes in the toolbox. Then I move something that I've been using to the more accessible location. It never stops, but I think I'm getting close to an optimal arrangement for what I do. I use about 20% of my tools 80% of the time.
you probably dont give a damn but does someone know a way to log back into an Instagram account..? I was dumb forgot my login password. I appreciate any assistance you can give me!
@Hector Kayden i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and I'm in the hacking process now. Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
Really nice build. "A simple solution for a simple problem". That's my moto too. In my case, it's because I don't have the skills to do "complicated" yet. But simple is working fine for me. Thanks for sharing 👍.
Nice project - very clean!! I'm thinking of something similar in a portable caddy form. To use for my 4 angle grinders. (3 corded, 1 cordless). With flap/cut-off/grinding storage in the bottom. This gave me some good ideas to proceed. Thanks !
Cool build. Could you please explain what you mean when you talk about marking a line every 3 in and the other direction every 4 in? Is the board flipped where you're drilling the holes?
The holes were drilled 4" on center. It's a 2" slot, so each of the wood "tongues" are also about 2" wide. You can choose the depth that works for your tools.
Quite timely for me as I’m working on storage in my garage right now. My only issue is that I’ve got several Milwaukee M12 took that don’t have those feet. I suppose I could hang them the other way.
Loved the video, a question i have is what if your tools don't have a flared end? I'm in the M12 line and am wondering if this style would still work for my drill, surge driver, and die grinder?
Love a simple and effective approach- and I appreciate your understated video construction. Normalize eschewing long intros and “RUclips Voice.” Y’all know what I mean by that particular type of RUclips cadence and vernacular featured in 85% of creator driven channels- especially diy ones lol
@@Makebuildmodify yes Sir I already built it and installed it in my closed in trailer and it even worked on some of my pneumatic nail guns to thanks again 👍👏👏👍
nice. love the simple design and relatively short video. i feel like 6.5min is the perfect length for a video. one thing; isn't it dangerous to not having a rivving knife with the table saw? just looking out. cheers
Thanks. Making things is always dangerous. It's the personal responsibility of maker to decide the level of safety that they are willing to adopt. Also, to a point, the same operation can be more or less dangerous relative to the maker and their level of experience.
Hi, I don't have any plans. The holes were drilled 4" on center. It's a 2" slot, so each of the wood "tongues" are also about 2" wide. You can choose the depth that works for your tools.
Just found this, on my way to the shop to make it so. Although I will flip it over and put a lid on it for a flat shelf above with a spacer upright on the sides and center. It will also be a bit narrower. One question did you use 3 inches between tools?
Excellent all around - have been making some of your projects without a table saw - just using a hand-held circular saw. Not as fancy - but gets the job done. How come you stopped making videos? Or do you have another channel anywhere? Either way - thank you!
It's great to hear that somebody is making my project! I'm considering starting back up again. I had to go back to my day job. I'll probably have to take sponsors to continue though.
@@Makebuildmodify Do you get decent monetization with YT? Either way - I think your presentation style is perfect. Way above most others. No hand-holding. Too many other channels are over-explainers, etc. Don't you think that if you pick up again - your subscriber base will grow rapidly? I think others are also yearning for more straightforward makers like you. You might be surprised?
@@NJroute22 Thank you for the encouragement, I really appreciate it. The YT monetization typically does not cover the production costs of a video. Over time, some videos will pay well enough to limp the channel along, but if I want to do it full time (my dream), I'd have to take on sponsors. It used to be more commonly viewed as a taboo (sellout) type of thing. Times have changed, and I'm reconsidering my position on in-video adverts.
@@Makebuildmodify Very interesting. Do you pay someone to make your videos? I have a channel (not monetized) - and my production costs are zero (other than the few hours it takes to make). Are you basing your costs on time/value? In other words - you make more working a "in real life" job over doing virtual things? I do have to say one more thing though - when I am building things at home - it kind of sucks to "do it for the camera" rather than just building it for myself. It'd be nice to have a film crew film for me while I concentrated on my project.
@@NJroute22I do it all myself. My bigger projects can consume 40-60 hours plus the cost of materials. I lose a week or more of income from my day job. So, the real lifestyle cost is pretty substantial considering that I was trying to produce one project video per week. Moving forward, I'll have to do maybe one project per month and more talking head videos to fill in the month-reviews, tips and tricks, and things like that. Maybe even a "Maker Week in Review" where I cover other makers' projects.
Nice! However one concern I might have is dust settling into the contacts of the rarely used tools. Maybe put a dust cover over those. Sorry - I’m a bean counter who probably should have been an engineer 😜
Thanks! It's pretty simple to build. The video pretty much covers everything that plans would show. the hole size and slot count will vary depending on your tool selection.
Awesome video! My garage has been a complete disaster with tools, scrap wood, paints etc. We can thank my unorganized a$#* and the pandemic lol jk. But this video encouraged me to start organizing our garage. Thank you.
@@stephaniefrandsen2088 I wish I could. I'm a full time builder. So, not a lot of extra time. I make videos when time allows. Thanks for watching my stuff!
According to your dimensions. It’s a 2-3-4 inch build. 2 inch slots, 3 inches apart and 4 in deep. If I understood you. But why have to flip tool upside down each time you want to hang it ? Why not just hang it right side up ? Easier to grab and return each time.
You’re not dumb. That’s a great question and I should’ve explained it in more detail. The 3" distance is the line that draw along the board at this part of the video: 1:49 . The 4" measurements are the marks that I made on the 3" line at this part of the video: 1:56 . The 4" marks are for the centers of the holes that I drilled. The holes are 2" in diameter and are drilled every 4", so there is 2" of wood left between them, 4 - 2 = 2. This creates the slots for the tools. You may need to use a different sized bit depending on the size of your tools.
Dam people any other suggestions maybe you should use some whale fat to make it easier to pull the tools out ya know save a few milliseconds here and there
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much simpler than some of the other designs out there. no need to over complicate a simple solution for a simple problem. Very nicely done.
Thanks!
This is brilliant. I am really impressed by the simplicity/function of this design, it's making me wonder why I haven't seen it before!
Thank you very much! Yeah, it's seems to me that many many people over complicate tool storage.
No need to overcomplicate. That's so true! Thanks for sharing, Justin!
Thanks Bruce!
A simple problem should have a simple solution! That's the mantra of our shop engineers, anyone can design a complex solution running up expenses and space. The real engineering that takes skill is makings simple and less complex solutions to the problem. Great Job!
Thanks Robert! I totally agree.
I like the no bs and straight to the point video! Awesome job!
Thanks!
After so many videos, THIS IS THE ONE. I can't wait to build this! Thank you sir.
You're welcome!
what a simple but awesome build. picked up several tricks in there...forstner bit,tack before screwing, etc.
Thanks!
I love the simplicity of this! nicely done
Thank you!
Finding a solution is being smart. Finding a simple and effective solution is being wise.
Great video 😀
Yes! Thank you!
This is great and I want to give kudos for the outstanding, yet simplistic, oral instuctions given by the builder! Thank You!!
Thank you! I really appreciate it!
Very nice job, Justin - great to see someone who's not overthinking it.
Thanks!
Thanks
You're welcome!
Just what I’m looking for. Wood is so costly now during COVID and this this the most minimal as possible. Thanks so much
Glad to help.
Appreciate your simple, common sense solution to a universal problem.
You bet! Thanks for watching.
So far this is the best and simpler than most other organizers
Thanks!
I copied your design for the most part, and mine came out perfect. Good job, and keep making those videos.
Awesome! Thank you!
Thank you for sharing this with us. I just wanted something simple to do and I finally came across your video. Now I'm now why didn't I think of that 🤣🤣.
You are so welcome!
Wow, I really like this. Beautifully simple.
Thank you! 😊
Was looking to make something for my handheld tools and yours is the simplest. Thanks
Very welcome!
Very nice build. Video was well done. Explanations of each step were clear. Great job. Subscribed and I’m going to use this for my tool wall. One suggestion would be to explain how you determined the width of the holes and the depth of the hanger. Otherwise, excellent job. Thank you.
Thanks for the sub! Yeah, I could have explained that a little better. I figured that everybody's tool selection is different and my particular slots might not fit. But I could have at least gone over how I arrived at the dimensions.
Yahoo. I finally found the storage system I like. Great job.
Yay! Thank you!
I've been trying to organize my workspace and make it so the tools I use regularly are easily accessible as well as easy to put away. I should probably make something like this.
I've been doing the same. Anything that I haven't use for a while goes in the toolbox. Then I move something that I've been using to the more accessible location. It never stops, but I think I'm getting close to an optimal arrangement for what I do. I use about 20% of my tools 80% of the time.
you probably dont give a damn but does someone know a way to log back into an Instagram account..?
I was dumb forgot my login password. I appreciate any assistance you can give me!
@Brennan Vivaan Instablaster =)
@Hector Kayden i really appreciate your reply. I got to the site thru google and I'm in the hacking process now.
Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will get back to you later with my results.
@Hector Kayden It worked and I now got access to my account again. I am so happy:D
Thanks so much, you really help me out !
Really nice build. "A simple solution for a simple problem". That's my moto too. In my case, it's because I don't have the skills to do "complicated" yet. But simple is working fine for me. Thanks for sharing 👍.
Thanks!
Thanks for sharing. I'll make one this weekend for my tools.
Nice.
Nice project - very clean!! I'm thinking of something similar in a portable caddy form. To use for my 4 angle grinders. (3 corded, 1 cordless). With flap/cut-off/grinding storage in the bottom. This gave me some good ideas to proceed. Thanks !
I'm happy to hear that my video helped with your design ideas. Thanks for watching!
Thanks for the vid. This is so simple, but brilliant!
You're welcome!
You did earn it bro very simple and effective
Thank you!
Cool build. Could you please explain what you mean when you talk about marking a line every 3 in and the other direction every 4 in? Is the board flipped where you're drilling the holes?
The holes were drilled 4" on center. It's a 2" slot, so each of the wood "tongues" are also about 2" wide. You can choose the depth that works for your tools.
@@MakebuildmodifyI was able to build this over the weekend. I used a hole saw and a circular saw. It came out great.
@@Joe554 Awesome! I glad it worked for you. Thanks for letting me know!
Nice idea , saves plenty of space too
Thanks!
Quite timely for me as I’m working on storage in my garage right now. My only issue is that I’ve got several Milwaukee M12 took that don’t have those feet. I suppose I could hang them the other way.
Yeah, that should work. It's an easy experiment to do. If it doesn't work it's not much time lost.
Loved the video, a question i have is what if your tools don't have a flared end? I'm in the M12 line and am wondering if this style would still work for my drill, surge driver, and die grinder?
Maybe they would have to be right-side-up in the rack?
Awesome setup. And so easy. Thanks for sharing!!
Thanks for watching!
Love a simple and effective approach- and I appreciate your understated video construction. Normalize eschewing long intros and “RUclips Voice.” Y’all know what I mean by that particular type of RUclips cadence and vernacular featured in 85% of creator driven channels- especially diy ones lol
I appreciate that!
🇨🇦 You SO earned it! Subscribed 👍🏼
Thanks
Appreciate the sub, thanks!
Thank you Sir for the instructions how to it right, very well explained thank you Sir
You are very welcome
@@Makebuildmodify yes Sir I already built it and installed it in my closed in trailer and it even worked on some of my pneumatic nail guns to thanks again 👍👏👏👍
@@jessecarrillo7117 Nice!
Very cool and simple. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
nice. love the simple design and relatively short video. i feel like 6.5min is the perfect length for a video. one thing; isn't it dangerous to not having a rivving knife with the table saw? just looking out. cheers
Thanks. Making things is always dangerous. It's the personal responsibility of maker to decide the level of safety that they are willing to adopt. Also, to a point, the same operation can be more or less dangerous relative to the maker and their level of experience.
Hi. Than k you for this it's exactly what I need for my Dewalt tools. Maybe I missed it but are there plans or at least dimensions? Thanks.
Hi, I don't have any plans. The holes were drilled 4" on center. It's a 2" slot, so each of the wood "tongues" are also about 2" wide. You can choose the depth that works for your tools.
Great video! This is exactly what I was looking to build.
Glad I could help!
Really impressive! Nicely done! Glad i found this, excellent!
Thanks for watching!
Just found this, on my way to the shop to make it so. Although I will flip it over and put a lid on it for a flat shelf above with a spacer upright on the sides and center. It will also be a bit narrower. One question did you use 3 inches between tools?
The holes were drilled 4" on center. It's a 2" slot, so each of the wood "tongues" are also about 2" wide.
Really well-created instructional video! Subscribed! You taught me a lot
Thanks for the sub!
Fantastic solution! Awesome! Thanks for share
You bet!
Just subscribed !! love your work and video. Anxious to see more! Thanks
Awesome, thank you!
Thanks for the explanation.
You're welcome!
Excellent all around - have been making some of your projects without a table saw - just using a hand-held circular saw. Not as fancy - but gets the job done. How come you stopped making videos? Or do you have another channel anywhere? Either way - thank you!
It's great to hear that somebody is making my project! I'm considering starting back up again. I had to go back to my day job. I'll probably have to take sponsors to continue though.
@@Makebuildmodify Do you get decent monetization with YT? Either way - I think your presentation style is perfect. Way above most others. No hand-holding. Too many other channels are over-explainers, etc. Don't you think that if you pick up again - your subscriber base will grow rapidly? I think others are also yearning for more straightforward makers like you. You might be surprised?
@@NJroute22 Thank you for the encouragement, I really appreciate it.
The YT monetization typically does not cover the production costs of a video. Over time, some videos will pay well enough to limp the channel along, but if I want to do it full time (my dream), I'd have to take on sponsors. It used to be more commonly viewed as a taboo (sellout) type of thing. Times have changed, and I'm reconsidering my position on in-video adverts.
@@Makebuildmodify Very interesting. Do you pay someone to make your videos? I have a channel (not monetized) - and my production costs are zero (other than the few hours it takes to make). Are you basing your costs on time/value? In other words - you make more working a "in real life" job over doing virtual things? I do have to say one more thing though - when I am building things at home - it kind of sucks to "do it for the camera" rather than just building it for myself. It'd be nice to have a film crew film for me while I concentrated on my project.
@@NJroute22I do it all myself. My bigger projects can consume 40-60 hours plus the cost of materials. I lose a week or more of income from my day job. So, the real lifestyle cost is pretty substantial considering that I was trying to produce one project video per week. Moving forward, I'll have to do maybe one project per month and more talking head videos to fill in the month-reviews, tips and tricks, and things like that. Maybe even a "Maker Week in Review" where I cover other makers' projects.
U said cut the plywood to 8 inch wide how far in did u cut in this looks easy looking to do this
the center of the drilled holes are 3" from the edge.
Great storage saver! Thanks for sharing!!!
You bet, thanks for watching!
Dope, going to go build it now.
Nice!
Amazing. Thanks as i am going to build this.
Hope you enjoy it!
Nice!
However one concern I might have is dust settling into the contacts of the rarely used tools. Maybe put a dust cover over those.
Sorry - I’m a bean counter who probably should have been an engineer 😜
Maybe, but I put more dirt into my tools during use than while on the shelf.
Nice build, we can also see you like Milwaukee. :)
Haha, yup good tools. #notsponsored ;)
I learned something. Thank you.
You're welcome
love it-thanks indeed.
Thank you too!
So 3" support and 2" gaps for the plywood section, making the hole spacing 5" correct?
The 3" measurement is the depth of the notch. The notches are 2 inches wide with a 2-inch separator. So, drill a 2 inch hole every 4 inches.
nice work.
Thank you! Cheers!
How do the contacts on your machines Look after hanging them upside down?
Nothing deleterious has happened to the contacts since I've been storing them this way.
Thanks gargamel😀
Lol! You're welcome.
Great design
Thanks!
Look good,. I am going build for new shop. 👍
Right on!
What would you recommend ? ?
Good job my man👍🏽😎
Thanks for the visit
Any recommendations, I don’t have drill press? Thanks
You can use a hole saw and a drill.
nice and easy,,,,thank you
You are welcome!
grate job thanks
Thank you too!
New subscriber. Hope that you're going to still be making new videos 😊
Thanks for subbing! I want to make more as soon as I can. I have a day job that takes a lot of my time.
Love it! Keep making these great vids
Thanks man.
Great video, would of love if the plans were in here :/
Thanks! It's pretty simple to build. The video pretty much covers everything that plans would show. the hole size and slot count will vary depending on your tool selection.
Great idea!
Thanks!
What bit did you use for screws?
Used dewalt countersink bits. amzn.to/2OFTO3G (affiliate link)
@@Makebuildmodify 👍
I don't know if the painted surface of the wall is important to you but if you turn the tools the other way, they will not touch the wall.
It's a shop. So, for me, the paint on the wall is not important. But you are correct.
Any way to get the material list and plan, I don’t see it in the links. Thank you, great job.
Thank you for this information, I appreciate these types of videos that help us .
You made a giant comb.
Haha, yeah, a giant tool comb.
Thank you.
You're welcome!
AWESOME
Thanks 🤗
You earned it
Awesome! Thanks for the sub!
Nice!
Thanks!
Just what i need
Glad you found it.
What type of plywood is that
I'm not sure. I think that it was taken from some old cabinets that salvaged.
What size is the holes
2 inches in diameter.
Awesome video! My garage has been a complete disaster with tools, scrap wood, paints etc. We can thank my unorganized a$#* and the pandemic lol jk. But this video encouraged me to start organizing our garage. Thank you.
You bet! happy to be a source of inspiration!
@@Makebuildmodify Make more videos please. Especially for craft room organization 🤣😅
@@stephaniefrandsen2088 I wish I could. I'm a full time builder. So, not a lot of extra time. I make videos when time allows. Thanks for watching my stuff!
According to your dimensions. It’s a 2-3-4 inch build. 2 inch slots, 3 inches apart and 4 in deep. If I understood you. But why have to flip tool upside down each time you want to hang it ? Why not just hang it right side up ? Easier to grab and return each time.
Because the battery receptacle on the end of all of the tools is the same size and the slots are designed for that part of the tools.
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Wut!?!
@@Makebuildmodify 😂😁👍
Knew there was a reason I liked you....GO MILWAUKEE....!! LOL
Thanks Stan. Now, if I could only get a sponsorship from them.
Very nice but that’s a whole arsenal of tools, the average DIYer or beginner won’t have all of that
Maybe.
Call me dumb, but you said you measured 3" one way and 4" the other way. Explain, please. I'm just a beginner needing to build a rack like yours.
You’re not dumb. That’s a great question and I should’ve explained it in more detail. The 3" distance is the line that draw along the board at this part of the video: 1:49 . The 4" measurements are the marks that I made on the 3" line at this part of the video: 1:56 . The 4" marks are for the centers of the holes that I drilled. The holes are 2" in diameter and are drilled every 4", so there is 2" of wood left between them, 4 - 2 = 2. This creates the slots for the tools. You may need to use a different sized bit depending on the size of your tools.
Sehr schön
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Heimwerker freundlich
Danke!
Easy, almost free and does the job? Here...hold my beer.
Ha! I got ur beer.
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🙂
Your round over bit is set too deep. It’s leaving a ridge .
It's intentional.
Dam people any other suggestions maybe you should use some whale fat to make it easier to pull the tools out ya know save a few milliseconds here and there
Lol!
why do you have 3 grinders? lol
One word, "welding"
The real question is why doesn't he have 4 or 5 or 6 😅
Now french cleat it 😜
Good idea!
thank you !
You're welcome!
That was brilliant! You're a genius. Do you sell them? I'm in Australia 🦘🦘🦘🦘 🦘🦘
No, sorry. But thanks for the compliment.
How size drill bit did you use for driving the big holes ?
2" or about 50mm