@@VinceBalens As soon as I saw this in ShopNotes magazine I had to make it. It was one of my first big projects. I still love it. Thanks for your comment! 🍻
Hi Rob, I just installed a pegboard in my shop and was hunting RUclips for some tips on organizing and hanging my various tools. Your video is BY FAR the best resource I've found and thank you for that! I never thought about the custom holders idea, but they look great and are super functional. Thanks again for some great ideas! (I subscribed!)
@@TonyDavino Thanks for the sub Tony! I have a bunch of organization videos on the channel and also some videos of the custom tool holders I’ve recently built. Don’t forget to get the talon pegs. Not affiliated with them but they are the best. Thanks for your comment and Good luck with your storage project!
I built a frame around my peg board and screwed it to the wall, I think the piece I have is a 2' x 3' piece....I need to make a couple more actually. Pretty simple to just build a frame around them, and hang them where you need them, and can simply remove the screws and take it down and move it if you need to as your needs change or work areas change. The French cleat system is good too. I even have places where I just have nails in the wall to hang garden tools LOL.
Very good video. Any ideas on a good looking herb and spice bottles etc cabinet..???. Thank you very much for sharing your expertise. Appreciate. Hans Strydom. Sandton. South Africa.
@@hansstrydom-yd9bu Hello Hans! Thanks for your comment! I made this spice rack for my wife a couple years ago. ruclips.net/video/cZ_1JvnFmJM/видео.htmlsi=EomQjQIgaCrXQ5X5
@@DunRovinRanch-1969 I try to make custom holders for things that require them. I try to group things together that are logical (to me anyway). I move things around every once and awhile when I add more tools or make a new custom holders. Also the more space you have available the more organized you can be. I also utilize every organization strategy possible. Tool cabinets, open shelves, pegboard and soon some French cleats. I even have some OSB walls with things held up by screws. Also try to clean up every once and awhile and return everything to its home. I find it more palatable with a couple of ice cold alcoholic beverages. Thanks for your comment and good luck with your new organization! 🍻
the older i get the more i realize ..just screw 1/2" OSB or plywood to the wall.. more versatile less faffing around.. no special rap needed. can attach anything anywhere.. SOme stiff fencing wire is very useful to make hangers with in combo with Lathe screws
A 4x8 sheet of 1/4” pegboard is $34 CDN and 48 assorted Talon hooks are $64. For $100 that’s the best value storage available. Perhaps a little cheaper you can use OSB and nails/screws. A decent sized automotive tool cabinet starts at $400 and any other store bought organizer will cost you in the hundreds to thousands. A sheet of 1/2” ply for French cleats is $48 plus making the labour intensive tool holders and whatever hardware costs you incur while making them. So yeah, I still think pegboard is the best value beginner friendly option for storage.
Rob, have you experimented with different size L hooks? If so, your recommendations? Too small and it won’t support the weight, too large and it is overkill for the price and more likely to split the wood?
You mean the square bend screw hooks for the custom made shelves? I have 3 sizes but the larger ones fit the best but are only suitable if you have a top shelf on your tool holder large enough to hide the screw. For the smaller holders you are forced to use smaller ones. I got the larger ones at home hardware and the smaller ones at Home Depot.
Thanks for the quick reply. Yes, L hook or square bend hook. I have seen them on Amazon from 1” up to 2 5/8”. Have you ever had one fail because it was too small?
I love your pegboard cabinet. Thank you for making this video
@@VinceBalens As soon as I saw this in ShopNotes magazine I had to make it. It was one of my first big projects. I still love it. Thanks for your comment! 🍻
Hi Rob, I just installed a pegboard in my shop and was hunting RUclips for some tips on organizing and hanging my various tools. Your video is BY FAR the best resource I've found and thank you for that! I never thought about the custom holders idea, but they look great and are super functional. Thanks again for some great ideas! (I subscribed!)
@@TonyDavino Thanks for the sub Tony! I have a bunch of organization videos on the channel and also some videos of the custom tool holders I’ve recently built. Don’t forget to get the talon pegs. Not affiliated with them but they are the best. Thanks for your comment and Good luck with your storage project!
Excellent! I watched your video and came up with some ideas of my own for hanging heavy cordless power tools and batteries. Ty
This is awesome! So many great ideas. Thank you for making this video.
@@ElishaMarinMusic You’re Welcome! Thanks for your comment!
I built a frame around my peg board and screwed it to the wall, I think the piece I have is a 2' x 3' piece....I need to make a couple more actually. Pretty simple to just build a frame around them, and hang them where you need them, and can simply remove the screws and take it down and move it if you need to as your needs change or work areas change.
The French cleat system is good too.
I even have places where I just have nails in the wall to hang garden tools LOL.
@@wildbill23c Exactly! It doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive to be amazing storage. Thanks for your comment! 🍻
I had the same magazine I built a my version of it. Inspired by your video doing another similar to yours. Thanks
Good advice. Would love to make the tool cabinet. I remember Shop Notes.
Redoing my shop and researching ideas. Tried French cleats first. Don’t really care for it. Ty for helping with ideas.
@@stevejames9167 You’re welcome! Good luck with your project!
Thanks for your comment! 🍻
amazing video, grant tricks, helped a lot
@@AndresJ1236 Glad you liked it! Thanks for your comment! 🍻
Very good video. Any ideas on a good looking herb and spice bottles etc cabinet..???. Thank you very much for sharing your expertise. Appreciate. Hans Strydom. Sandton. South Africa.
@@hansstrydom-yd9bu Hello Hans! Thanks for your comment! I made this spice rack for my wife a couple years ago.
ruclips.net/video/cZ_1JvnFmJM/видео.htmlsi=EomQjQIgaCrXQ5X5
Well done! THANKS!
@@jimaspinii7579 Thanks for your comment! 🍻
Is there a system, strategy or method of laying out the board? Mine is a mess. I end up just piling everything up or leave laying around.
@@DunRovinRanch-1969 I try to make custom holders for things that require them. I try to group things together that are logical (to me anyway). I move things around every once and awhile when I add more tools or make a new custom holders. Also the more space you have available the more organized you can be. I also utilize every organization strategy possible. Tool cabinets, open shelves, pegboard and soon some French cleats. I even have some OSB walls with things held up by screws. Also try to clean up every once and awhile and return everything to its home. I find it more palatable with a couple of ice cold alcoholic beverages.
Thanks for your comment and good luck with your new organization! 🍻
This is awesome. Thanks Rob!
Curious, what tools do you choose to put on a pegboard vs in your tool cabinet? Do you have duplicates on each?
My most used hand tools go on my pegboard cabinet.
Super information, thank you!
I love french cleats. I use them to hod up my pegboard.
@@handyndn1 lol!
Do you have a way to store wood files on pegboard? I don't. The files have no handles, holes, or any other way to hang them.
@@MichaelW-le4be I would probably use a magnetic bar and just mount it to the pegboard holes with drywall anchors.
Pvc pipe hung on a hook makes a container to hold things.
@@CoffeaAribca good hack!
I think Woodsmith is selling plans for that Shop Notes project.
@@mheermance It’s worth it. 😉
Hi Rob, thanks! Talking about tools, any recommendations for an auto scanner for Toyota/ Honda
I bought an Innova 5150RS.
ruclips.net/video/rB8LfAvfgdk/видео.htmlsi=n5F1qms2bUpYBmod
the older i get the more i realize ..just screw 1/2" OSB or plywood to the wall.. more versatile less faffing around.. no special rap needed. can attach anything anywhere.. SOme stiff fencing wire is very useful to make hangers with in combo with Lathe screws
@@unionse7en doesn’t look as fancy but just as effective. Still my favourite way to organize - OSB and screws
Ive just zipped the hooks that like to fall out
There's no video showing how to put the hooks in for the most efficient hanging I am just in the beginning of this video I hope you address that
@@hfrt29 just like everything you will have to tailor it to your own preferences and the tools that you have.
I beg to differ,,,,peg board is NOT cheap anymore!
A 4x8 sheet of 1/4” pegboard is $34 CDN and 48 assorted Talon hooks are $64. For $100 that’s the best value storage available. Perhaps a little cheaper you can use OSB and nails/screws. A decent sized automotive tool cabinet starts at $400 and any other store bought organizer will cost you in the hundreds to thousands. A sheet of 1/2” ply for French cleats is $48 plus making the labour intensive tool holders and whatever hardware costs you incur while making them. So yeah, I still think pegboard is the best value beginner friendly option for storage.
You *peg* to differ
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Rob, have you experimented with different size L hooks? If so, your recommendations? Too small and it won’t support the weight, too large and it is overkill for the price and more likely to split the wood?
You mean the square bend screw hooks for the custom made shelves? I have 3 sizes but the larger ones fit the best but are only suitable if you have a top shelf on your tool holder large enough to hide the screw. For the smaller holders you are forced to use smaller ones. I got the larger ones at home hardware and the smaller ones at Home Depot.
Thanks for the quick reply. Yes, L hook or square bend hook. I have seen them on Amazon from 1” up to 2 5/8”. Have you ever had one fail because it was too small?
@@NoWeedsInMyGarden no. Everything has been good