Love the idea. So refreshing and helpful to see an average garage with great ideas for storage, coz most of the time, videos are nothing but all decked out and loaded garages with tools and equipment average ppl don’t have.
Awesome video, very helpful! For your ratchet extensions that are held by tape, consider taping a washer in place that the inside diameter fits your extension to make it more permanent and durable than tape. Watching your video gave me so many ideas on how to improve my own pegboard, thank you!
Love the Great Ideas ! ! The idea of using screwdriver holders for socket ext. Use washers with the holedrilled out and then Hot glue washer on to the top of the screwdiver holder. It is more durable than tape.
I agree with the first commenter; I just hung some of these up to avoid the rat-hole issue, and there were some great tips and detail here. Thanks so much!
Problem, what problem? Great video, nice to know I am not alone, I think it would need to rain for 2 years for both of us to use all our just "for a rainy day" stuff. Super organising and you know where and what everything does. Great video, great set up.
finally some common sense... I was about to give up all I could find was Barbie telling me how to clean my garage with unpractical goofy ideas she used to organize her scrap book table and transferred those ideas to her cleaning her garage... I knew there had to be a practical person out there that could give me real advice... thanks
Get some heavy-duty fencing wire, make your own hooks and hangers, even without a peg board I used to make hooks and hangers out of it and screw them to a board I put on the wall and that worked well, Thanks for the really in-depth commentry.
Great Idea, used to use the pegboard on 5 S lean manufacturing projects - Question where did you buy the pegboards and what size and how much they cost
That is a valid point. It’s probably every 2 years I might actually use 80% of those on that board. But 20% is even less frequent. It’s almost FOMO that if I sell or donate that tool that I haven’t touched in 10 years then I will need it right after that. It’s probably a form of hoarding too just like most people who can’t divest of products they’ve acquired. Then there’s the activity of actually trying to pare it down. That time intensive activity isn’t worth the effort for me since I hang the tools on the wall which was once just unused vertical space. Surely someday I will have to go through those obsolete or non-moving inventory and divest.
Love the idea. So refreshing and helpful to see an average garage with great ideas for storage, coz most of the time, videos are nothing but all decked out and loaded garages with tools and equipment average ppl don’t have.
Glad it was helpful! All my videos are to help others with their DIY needs
Awesome video, very helpful! For your ratchet extensions that are held by tape, consider taping a washer in place that the inside diameter fits your extension to make it more permanent and durable than tape. Watching your video gave me so many ideas on how to improve my own pegboard, thank you!
You nailed it! I am always searching for things it, more time spent searching rather than doing
Have you updated your board lately? After watching this I moved all my sockets from trays to what you have. Stays organized by size. Thanks.
Very organized and it shows that you didn't need to spend a lot of money!
Many thanks
Great organizing and it’s good to hear your thoughts behind it all.
Thank you!
Love the Great Ideas ! !
The idea of using screwdriver holders for socket ext. Use washers with the holedrilled out and then Hot glue washer on to the top of the screwdiver holder. It is more durable than tape.
Outstanding job dude. Helped me resolve some issues of my own. Thanks mang!
Great to hear!
Thx! Your vid is inspiring! I used peg board about 20 years ago. I think I’ll give the peg board another shot.
I agree with the first commenter; I just hung some of these up to avoid the rat-hole issue, and there were some great tips and detail here. Thanks so much!
And btw, I subbed!
I like the magnets. Definitely gonna get some for myself!
They are certainly nice for ferrous tools
Problem, what problem? Great video, nice to know I am not alone, I think it would need to rain for 2 years for both of us to use all our just "for a rainy day" stuff. Super organising and you know where and what everything does. Great video, great set up.
Ty 😎
This video is great, I love how in depth you are showing it all. I just hung up a pegboard and these are great tips.
finally some common sense... I was about to give up all I could find was Barbie telling me how to clean my garage with unpractical goofy ideas she used to organize her scrap book table and transferred those ideas to her cleaning her garage... I knew there had to be a practical person out there that could give me real advice... thanks
Glad I could help!
Get some heavy-duty fencing wire, make your own hooks and hangers, even without a peg board I used to make hooks and hangers out of it and screw them to a board I put on the wall and that worked well, Thanks for the really in-depth commentry.
well made video, I'm taking notes and adding to my favorites
Great Idea, used to use the pegboard on 5 S lean manufacturing projects - Question where did you buy the pegboards and what size and how much they cost
Making the most or your space - well done.
Great video. Thanks for sharing!
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That looks amazIng!!!!!!
Are you Joey the tool guy?
no sir. Thanks for watching Austin.
i never under stood the plastic bins always bend low i hate that
great information and advice.....but handholding the camera and swinging all around made me motion sick and had to stop half way through!
Sorry about that. I'll try better next time to stabilize the videos. Maybe onset Parkinsons :)
My question is how much often do you use all that 💩? My bet is as often as all of us.I have that much 💩 I haven’t touched in a decade or 2 in my shed.
That is a valid point. It’s probably every 2 years I might actually use 80% of those on that board. But 20% is even less frequent.
It’s almost FOMO that if I sell or donate that tool that I haven’t touched in 10 years then I will need it right after that. It’s probably a form of hoarding too just like most people who can’t divest of products they’ve acquired. Then there’s the activity of actually trying to pare it down. That time intensive activity isn’t worth the effort for me since I hang the tools on the wall which was once just unused vertical space. Surely someday I will have to go through those obsolete or non-moving inventory and divest.
Check my video out on my pegboard guys