4 Quick And Easy Workshop Storage Ideas
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- Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
- 4 simple storage idea's for your workshops. As my workshop is all over the place preparing for when I build my mitresaw station, certain things keep getting moved from place to another, so I decided it was time to find a home for it all.
The curve ball is the 3D printed battery holders, I know not everyone has one, but certainly something I was glad to purchase. the holders work out at 39p each!
Disclaimer: How I use my tools, equipment and PPE is down to my choice. I use these based on my experience of using and operating these tools. Do not think because I have done something a certain way it is safe for you to do say. Always follow manufactures safety guidelines.
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AEG: (known as Ridgid in North America)
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Wagner sprayer - amzn.to/2OBIFyX
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Really liked the battery holder, if only I was computer literate I would get one of those 3D printers and a CNC ☹️
You really don't need to have any super computer skills to 3D print things. Most of what I print I can find on the internet. The battery holders are a on a file sharing website called thingiverse, all free to download, and then send it to the 3D printer
Nifty solutions James. I'm looking forward to organising my walls.
It's a pain to get everything organized in the way you want it, but eventually you and I will get there
Absolutely fantastic
Thanks very much 👍
I comment you are brilliant James
Thanks 👍
Some good ideas presented 👍😎🇦🇺
Thanks John 👍👍
Very good mate like the ideas
Cheers buddy 👍
Bloody beautiful solutions mate.
Evolution is finally in America so I may have to get a slider.
Couldn’t see the label on the first can of paint... pretty sure it was Easy Tart brand :^)
😂😂 yes that well known brand of easy tart, one of the easiest sprays you can get lol. I thought evolution had been in America a while now, seen quite a few people using their metal range in the US?
@@JamesManCave LMFAO. Metal yes, but I'm seeing the wood range come in lately and get really annoyed I cheaped out with my DeWalt chop saw
Good music
Great storage ideas. Just blown away by your intro. How did you make it?
Thanks. I used a website called render Forrest. Lots of different animations to choose from
James' Man Cave cheers bud. Keep up the great work.
You sure you want those saw blades sticking out exposed like that? Me personally I tend to bump into things occasionally. That’s almost like having exposed wires.
The blades are about 7 foot up in the air, I'm 6foot tall so hopefully I don't wear stills into the workshop and forget about them! 😬
If I only knew how to use a table saw
Don't trip and face plant onto those blades, very dangerous.
They are 7/8 foot high on my cleat wall, and I'm only 6 foot, so shouldn't be an issue
Music is annoying
Thanks, excellent comment
How sawface was created. - 02:10 It was when I reached for a battery the face full of carbide teeth I got made me what I am.
is this pvc pipe or abs plastic, do you know what kind of tube you used so i can purchase it at my local store? also does the tube wear out and lose grip over time with removal after removal of product?
Its just standard pvc drain pipe. I can't remember the diameter, but the sizes in my local DIY store was this size (the smaller size) or a larger size. No they didn't wear out, I was concerned with time the containers may slip down in the holders, but this wasn't an issue
Simple things give one the most pleasure, nicely edited video James & I like the can holders, workshop taking shape 🍻🍻👍👍👍👍
Sumo! Cheers buddy, I just needed to make something quick to help declutter. When we stop getting a different storm every week over here I'll smash out the sheets of plywood in the sunshine! 👍👍😁😁🍻🍻🍻
For the love of god lose the music
Where can I get those 3D printed batteries holder??
It depends what make you want? You can look on Etsy, or Google stealth mounts
Scrap bits of PVC pipe is always handy 👍 nice ideas there Mate
Can't be throwing anything away that I "think" I might one day find a use for lol 😁😁👍👍👍
Me too 👍 😁
@@Everythings_Adjustable me too we should start a support club lol
We need all the help we can get! 👍👍👍
Definitely be pinching the long drill bits idea (y)
No worries, pinch away lol 😁👍
Some great idea there , thanks for sharing 😊
Thanks, no problem 👍
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Sorry, mate....but these are INCREDIBLY inefficient ideas....especially the sawblade one.
For you they might be, but for me the space they take up is dead space I couldn't use for anything else. The can storage works great, the drill storage is perfect!
I like most of these but that saw blade storage is an accident waiting to happen. Some one is going to get a nasty cut on the head from that.