Scrap Metal Storage Under Workbench | Easy DIY
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- My solution to the pile of scrap metal I had under my workbench. It's a lattice structure made of 1/4" round bar welded together. The lattice panels are spaced 12" apart. If I made cubbies with walls then short pieces of material could get pushed to the back and never seen again. This way I can see what material I have and how long it is from the side.
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Just watched your collab with Alex, just browsing thru your Chanel and seems right up my alley, subbed 👍🏻
same lmao ;D
Ditto! This one looks interesting...
me too!
The RUclips algorithm is now working in your favor , I'm glad I got recommended your channel I've watched a lot of your videos now keep up the great work! get ready for the sub and viewer rise up !
It is such a good idea to make this an open lattice structure so you can easily see what you have and how long it is. So good!
Storage projects are always worthwhile. Cool design and good use of space! Nice job!
Thanks Nick!
So dreamy, instead of cleaning my shop I’m watching videos of organizing a shop haha great video!
Came here by the video of Alec Steel you make very nice videos. Keep it up.
Great project! Can't wait til you have a shop as big as April Wilkerson's! Oh, the things you will make!
Came as a Fan of Alec, was not disappointed, subed and will watch man, keep it up!
Very glad RUclips brought me to your channel!
Love the organization. I don’t have a great place to do something like this, but it has me thinking. 🤔 I need to get my storage game moving.
I'm sure it could be adapted!
This is really smart. I always have a problem cutting off what’s too short to keep. I usually give it to the old guy who comes around the neighborhood scrapping cans and such.
This is such an amazing channel. You are so creative and this is now my 5th video I've watched of yours in a row. I came from a random RUclips suggestion and boy was it worth it! I can't wait to see what you do next.
Coming by from Alec's channel.
Looks like I've got a bit of binge watching ahead of me. 👍
Nice video and build. Looks like a metal supplier. Zeno's paradox means you'll never run out of scrap metal. : ) Mahalo for sharing!
Great video Tyler! I don't have quite as many metal scraps as you, but it's starting to add up, so I might need to build one of these soon.
Thanks man! We gotta get you going on some metal fab!
This channel deserves way more subs
Great job, looks really professional and organized! Like a mini hardware store, which I guess is every makers dream... 😁
Hey hey, i came from Alec Steeles channel. Love your videoes
Space for ALL OF THE METALS!
Haha let's FILL'ER UP!
Alec sent me.. glad he did! Great videos great content. You are on your way to the top. Keep it up.
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Just came over after watching your collaboration with Alec. Just subscribed to your channel keep up the good work. 👍🏻😎
I found your channel today I’m all caught up now 😂. I can’t wait for your channel to explode please keep it up. Your amazing 👍
Great idea. Cattle fencing probably would've worked just as well and saved a lot of time.
So satisfying to see everything in place. Saw your collab with Alec, and I had to subscribe! Excited for more content from you!
Cheap, solid, and effective. Good job Tyler!
Thats the goal! Thanks!
I came here drom Alec’s channel. Your content is really good👌🏻
Sweet video! I need a battery powered portaband like that for cutting conduit.
Thanks Dave! You totally do. Oh, it just hit me! Maker pipe could be a cool solution for this project. Maybe a larger stand alone version.
@@TylerBellMakes Oh for sure! You have inspired me to do something similar for our shop. We need to keep the conduit under control. But I think you nailed it with how you made yours, nice work! Enjoyed it.
Good job Tyler. I'll make same project for my little shop. Thanks.
Awesome!!
Great job. That’s a mean looking cutter you used.
Neat idea. I might need to do something like this for my shop.
That will work, get started on mine and I'll come get'um. Great idea.
Hey Tyler great storage solution 👍
Thanks man!
Here from Alec stele! Keep up the awsome vids man!
Hey I love the space frame for storage, perfect visibility and control. Thanks!
Great idea
Hey Tyler, watching your collaboration with Alex Steele and just wanted to say how much I like your chair design. I will be happy to support your channel and from the creative ideas you come up with (coffee table a favourite) I am looking forward to the next installment. Stay safe J.
Fantastic video and build Tyler!
Thanks Cory!
Love it!
Great idea T, I think it’s time to update and evolve that workbench of yours, lol
Hey Tyler, this is an awesome solution and so clean and minimal!
Awesome storage Tyler! Man, we just have scraps all over the place, its becoming a hazard lol
Thanks! Haha I can't function in a messy shop🤷🏻♂️
I'm here from Alex Steele! Subbed. Your channel is cool and you're super cute. 😸
Awesome idea that cries for me to copy it. I have to warn you about anything too short though... I already have a couple of those "too short bins". Believe me, it accumulates a moons go by ;-)
Hey Tyler, I've just binge watched all your video's and wanted to say thanks for the entertainment. We all 'think' we'd like to go do something like a hobby or new venture but never end up doing anything. Watching young adults like you, Alec Steele and Will Stelter makes me wish Indie more as a youngster, but then the older RUclipsrs like Jimmy Direster, This Old Tony and Jason from Fireball tools makes life a little happier when there is so much S..T going on in the world. Pleeeeeeeeease keep up the good work and I look forward to your next video. Also am wondering what you do for a living as you mentioned becoming a machinist at work!!!!. Best wishes to you.
Thank you! I didn't end up doing the apprenticeship so now I work at boeing prototyping solutions to help people do their job better.
Yes, help the 16 year old quit his day job. ;) Looks great, dude.
making a narrow but much longer version of this that tucks built behind a workbench up against a wall, would be great for those really really long pieces. I need better storage methods for my metal
That would be super handy!
Came here from Alec Steele's channel.
I just came to say that your channel along with content is over engineered
Nice!
i mean... if we are talking about 1" and above solid round stock, i hardly have anything above 12" just because it tends to be rather expensive and the offcuts i can score for cheap are usually shorter wich doesnt really bother me (most of the time you just need a short piece of that anyways). also its good to keep offcuts in a bin. for me i only throw away stuff thats really not usable any further, usually anything smaller than 1". i often end up using those "scraps" for stuff people need, need that lawn mower patched? got you! machine needs a gusset to make a weakpoint stronger - small parts bin will get you there. it can get out of hand a little bit, but so far in like 5 years of dedicated making, i only collected 3-4 bins of metal scraps wich is acceptable.
That’s a great ideal I am going to borrow. By the way have you ever seen a cattle panel? That’s basically what you made out of the round bar.
Nice! Subbed!
New sub love the content
Very cool bud! I'm glad I'm tall because too short gotta go!
Haha😂
Did he just make his own rebar mesh? Haha 😆
Found you from the alec steele collab, you earned a new sub!
It'll be interesting to see if the storage manages to stay clean, or small pieces end up on angle irons etc.
Next time use cattle panels Tyler. Like $20 each, similar to what u built, much cheaper and faster. Then just cut to size w/ bolt cutters or grinder etc. We use them when runs of fence are too short to justify stretching wire but dont get enough pressure to justify a gate
Might be thinner rod than what u used tho, and may have needed to use some metal straps instead of screwing thru the flatbar for mountimg
You need a plasma cutter and or a plasma table! Check out plasma-cam or Lincoln electric tables
just came by to sub from alecs but just saw im already subbed you musta got lost in my feed somewhere
I am a bit surprised that you didn't just use a handy panel size of concrete reinforcing mesh to make this project?
Its custom and stronger
Damn I’m jealous my initials are TK and as A kid I always tried to draw it cool like a logo but it never flowed quite like your TB Does.
Metal welding fabrication table. Make it.
Congratulations, you invented hog fence.
Hey Tyler, I just found this channel. Though I'm not a metal worker (I'm a woodworker and maker) I love your videos and you inspire me to make things and I've been wanting to start a youtube channel about making things. Any tips? anyway I love your videos I just subscribed and I'm looking forward to more of your content. :) ps I'm also a fellow pint rider. ;)
What welder do you use?
Looks like teen version of young Sheldon
I have seen your onewheel in a different video what brand is your fender?
Onewheel
@@TylerBellMakes thank you
If you start making your videos 10 minutes or longer the RUclips algorithm will help you make enough money to quit your day job. The content is definitely good enough to get big.
Love the fireball tool
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It’s gotta go, to a bin. 😅
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