Organising My Tools THE BEST WAY with Shadow Foam!

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  • Опубликовано: 10 ноя 2024

Комментарии • 9

  • @nHautamaki
    @nHautamaki Год назад +2

    hand tools: combo square, cabinet scraper, pressure roller, level, angle finder, and a set of tape measures from the same brand bought at the same time so that they will give consistent measurements

  • @ahmed25
    @ahmed25 Год назад

    Great demo, i just ordered eight sheets for delivery to Saudi Arabia

  • @نجارالاابدعولااخشاب

    انت رايع انت مذهل اشكرك ❤

  • @richardbarnett7560
    @richardbarnett7560 Год назад

    Great info about Shadowfoam and has given me ideas on organising my workshop. However, the lack of dust collection, mask, safety glasses and ear defenders is highly reckless and irresponsible. Makers on RUclips must set a good example! Please make safety the number one priority in future.

  • @robbie6625
    @robbie6625 Год назад +1

    There's no link to their website in the description (I assume it would be an affiliate link, so might want to sort that :) )

  • @3vil3lvis
    @3vil3lvis Год назад

    80-20 method is the best way to store tools. 80% of your tools organized 20% in piles of similar tools. The inherent problem with organization is that it comes at the expense of requiring too much space. Not all of your tools need to be separated 10 mm apart. For example spare sockets and wrenches are best piled unsorted in a drawer near the other sockets and wrenches. French cleat and kaizen foam is a bit of overkill, pick one.

    • @northwichmakerspace3305
      @northwichmakerspace3305  Год назад +1

      Different strokes for different folks, I like organizing them 10mm apart so I can see every tool at the same time.

    • @3vil3lvis
      @3vil3lvis Год назад

      @@northwichmakerspace3305 I wonder if the 10mm spacing makes those 10mm sockets disappear more often.