I applaud you for having a pro-show clean trailer. Heck, you could advertise yourself just based on how clean the trailer is -- a contractor who cares about cleanliness & safety is like a God-send!
Great Job!!! It's always a working process. I tip my cap because trying to find the time to do build out with work schedule and family is tough! Good luck!
I have a 15 ' high box truck, I really enjoyed looking at your set-up and got some ideas. Just took all my stuff out last month and will use some of you ideas. Thanks
Thank you for reviewing your tool trailer. Very thoughtful arrangement of shelves and a large assortment of tools, there is a work table and very good lighting. Great trailer.
You're hearing comment, I thought that the same when I was 20, now I'm 32 and I push on anyone I work with especially younger to wear ear protection. It's not a ego issue, it's a fact that'll your regret it in a few years.
Greetings from South Africa. Really appreciate the tour of your beautifully organized trailer. If your trailer looks like this I can't wait to see more of your videos. Thank you for sharing with us.
I like the way u are using the handle on the power drill and so . using the holder that comes with the tool I seen other people making jigs to hold them but the way u are using it is the best way
Nice job there, I can tell by the way you chose to do your tool and miscellaneous Supply layout that this is not finished or steal a project in the making. I must say you are off to a damn good start with your layout plan. Good things never stay the same they’re always changing. Please keep the videos coming
Thanks for a great video. You have given me a lot of great ideas. I love your organization. I also love to hear the lessons learned parts, i.e. this how we changed things because.... You guys have a new Subscriber, look forward to the next Vid
Good sir, thank you ! Everything looks perfect, i was looking for ideas to build some shelves for my work triler and your video its very apreciated! God bless you!
Very nice trailer love the 7 ‘ ceilings. I have 3 knack piano boxes in mine on casters and can open them completely. Can’t do that with a 6.5 tall trailer
I have custom built 6'x10' x 7' height. Its the largest I can have to drive through the slim city streets of West Palm Beach. The streets are so narrow here is very typical to have about 2 inches of space between the outside tire of my trailer tire and someone's Ferrari. I'm laughing because more or less I built mine similar to yours. Even the same tools are in the same drawers. Weird lol. The only difference is I put all of my clamps, lights, and sawhorses in the v nose and saws in the back. Also I splurged and bought the heavy duty push to active RV drawer sliders and spoiler alert... they are trash. They are constantly opening. Having a good old friction fit drawer is the superior build. Nice trailer. Andy
@@langtrybuilt3899 It means you took your hand and applied force on the objects you were speaking about, within the trailer. Not sure what isn't clear. Regardless, excellent trailer build and thank you for sharing.
Have you tried the Festool guide rails with the DeWALT track saw? I think the Festool HKC is also compatible with the regular non spring loaded guide rails too. Might be worth looking into. The Makita/Milwaukee/Triton rails look very similar to the Festool but I have not tested them with the DeWALT saw. I have only tested Festool branded rails.
Nice and organized. Biggest problem is now you can't haul anything in it. My 16' 8x8 trailer can fit a couple pallets loaded with a forklift, or I can fit up to 20 lengths of trim, or an entire kitchen remodel and quickly emptied to haul whatever I can fit in it. My toolboxes and shelves full of tools do not stop any hauling, only slightly diminish the payload
@@langtrybuilt3899 I'm sure you do but you can't haul a dozen or so cabinets at the same time. Last kitchen remodel I did caused me to carry a couple dozen cabinets. Last time I had to haul drywall, I had 40+ sheets.
@@langtrybuilt3899 I have had jobs that required me to do both because it is not always possible to get delivery. Try getting all of your materials in Key West for example. I worked there twice last year and had to bring some of my materials.
Beautiful. The ultimate dream tool truck. I see you must be in construction. You are winner. I bet your construction work is just as prefect. I try to do everything my self, but when I hire contractors, the first thing that I want to see how they treat their tools. I sent people away for severely tangled up reciprocating saw cord and for a plumber for rusty tools in rusty tool box. I am just a regular guy, but if my tools are better than the contractors then something is off.
Did you ever consider that the contractors tools may not be as nice as yours because we use them everyday while yours stay looking new because they collect dust in your garage? 🤔 Tools are made to get beat up. Using them 8-10 hours a day guarantees they will not look pretty for long. You did those guys a favor by not hiring them…no one likes working for people that judge before the job is finished!
@@johnnymac6178 Did you ever consider that there may be MANY people, who live their lives to standards higher than yours? I have been working as a mechanic for over 40 years and I never let down my standards. And yes, I know from experience that work from those, who treat their tools like crap, isn’t worth anything, regardless of how loud mouth full of themselves they are. It is best to “do them a favor” and send them away politely. So you are just proving my point.
This is a great setup! I just bought a trailer and first thing I want an electrical setup like that. I'm a plumber but pretty handy outside of a panel and high voltage, what is the outside male plug called? Super fancy love it.
@@langtrybuilt3899 I'm still watching the video. I'm going to run to town I don't want to wait on Amazon lol. The toolbox is a great addition! I'm not much of a carpenter but your video has set things in motion, and I appreciate it!1
At 8:18 you started talking about the Milwaukee impact driver I agree they are good but try a makita impact like a xdt 16 makita you wont go back to yellow or red
Hey there, my question is, how did you get the batteries mounted on your shelving? Are they slotted or railing for the batteries to lock in place? That's a nifty idea if you dont mind sharing that idea? Thanks.
Were those Miluakee finish nailers that you said were the best? I'm just starting to build stuff and collect tools..which one would you recommend as the most versatile..if I could only get one?
Fantastic build. But drawers are so tall (deep) with alot of wasted space. tool box on right side too would be better them drawers with what I saw in there. That's my 2 cents.
Wish I could do this but I’ve gotta load 10-30 windows at a time. Definitely stealing the battery charging idea. Setting it up with solar panels though.
Do you happen to have a material list or anything similar?I’m in desperate need of some dedicated places to put the tools in my trailer. I have a 7x16 as well
Would Love to see the build process on this trailer. We just got a new trailer and are looking for good ideas. I’ve seen Ron Paulk’s but he dose so much more than I plan on doing. I would like to keep it slim and simple, which is why I like your set up. Secondly, your husky toolbox, dose it still have the wheels or is it sitting on a low shelf. Good video man thanks.
I can send photos if you need them. Yes Ron Paulks stuff is nice, But he has to much time in his hands!LoL . My build was quick and basic. Just too get it in the job asap. I added a lot as we were using it… I removed the castors from tool box. And build on a curb. I would look at a different tool box . If you forget too lock the drawers with the key. They all open up, and shit ends up everywhere. It’s a great box if you can remember to lock it all the time.
Honestly, nothing. I have never had one open. the weight of what is in the draw keeps it shut. Stay tuned we have a new trailer build we just did. Will upload soon.
Sorry, but I do not, that exterior plug on the trailer I got off of Amazon. It's just a male 110 plug as far as the lights and the plugs. My electrician did all that.
I'm a contractor as well and looking to build out a new trailer. I like the organization of the trailer. However, the issue I have with your build is there are a bunch of loose tools in drawers and shelves, so when you need to take them from the trailer up to the project, do your guys just grab armfuls of tools and carry them up to the house/building? I'm thinking of racking numerous totes/bins/bags with groups of the tools I need for a given task so I'm not making 27 trips to the trailer on each one. Do you have a thought on this?
This works for us, May not work for you. It makes no sense to me to drag in a bunch of totes and tools that are not needed for said project. It’s real easy in the morning for each guy to grab an impact a drill a box of fasteners on there way in . Regardless you can never bring everything you need at once. You will always need to make trips to the trailer.
7x16. Only because I can put 16’ material inside . It is more than big enough. My next trailer will be a 7 x14, It is tough sometimes to getting a 16’ trailer into some job sites. Best of Luck.
@@langtrybuilt3899 Nice. With the cost of plywood these days, I'm just going to use the Durabak bedliner on the floor and walls before I start building it in. Got some good ideas from your video, thanks for posting it.
New subscriber. I own lots of Dewalt tools. However I'm a huge fan of Makita. Therefore Makita dominates my tool inventory. I work out of a 2012 Chevy van. Ladder racks on top. A big mess inside. Age 62 and still going at it.
Only thing I saw missing was a coffee pot. Really nice setup
I applaud you for having a pro-show clean trailer. Heck, you could advertise yourself just based on how clean the trailer is -- a contractor who cares about cleanliness & safety is like a God-send!
Damn bro, I’m going to organize my garage like your trailer. Nice
That trailer is Awesome.
beautiful trailer. So clean, can definitely see you do clean finish work. Great video too, next investment for the channel is a microphone ;)
Ahhhhh. Organization goodness. Thanks for the tour :)
Really nice build. Looks like you guys do top notch work. I look forward to other videos in the future
Great Job!!! It's always a working process. I tip my cap because trying to find the time to do build out with work schedule and family is tough! Good luck!
Rob , Yes it is. I had too take 2 full days and just get it done…
Appreciate the comment!!
I have a 15 ' high box truck, I really enjoyed looking at your set-up and got some ideas. Just took all my stuff out last month and will use some of you ideas. Thanks
Thank you for reviewing your tool trailer. Very thoughtful arrangement of shelves and a large assortment of tools, there is a work table and very good lighting. Great trailer.
Really like this set up. Simple and clean.. awesome thanks for the tour. 👍
You're hearing comment, I thought that the same when I was 20, now I'm 32 and I push on anyone I work with especially younger to wear ear protection. It's not a ego issue, it's a fact that'll your regret it in a few years.
Great video! Clean trailer! Great Job Sir! Positive vibes from Oregon!
I’m in love! That’s a flex
Greetings from South Africa. Really appreciate the tour of your beautifully organized trailer. If your trailer looks like this I can't wait to see more of your videos. Thank you for sharing with us.
This build is my favorite and I’ve seen most of them. I’m going with this build. I appreciate you posting this. Thanks 🙏 from a guy in ohio.
Great job organizing your trailer. Lot of great ideas for mine. Wish you much success
As someone who likes organization, this trailer makes me happy 😁
Great work!
I like the way u are using the handle on the power drill and so . using the holder that comes with the tool I seen other people making jigs to hold them but the way u are using it is the best way
Great trailer, nice work!
Nice job there, I can tell by the way you chose to do your tool and miscellaneous Supply layout that this is not finished or steal a project in the making. I must say you are off to a damn good start with your layout plan. Good things never stay the same they’re always changing. Please keep the videos coming
Nice trailer everything looks very neat.
This set up makes me want to quit my job and come work for you , nice job brother
Awesome setup.
Thanks for a great video. You have given me a lot of great ideas. I love your organization. I also love to hear the lessons learned parts, i.e. this how we changed things because.... You guys have a new Subscriber, look forward to the next Vid
Fantastic.This is like S.W.A.T tool trailer.
Nicely done! Thanks for sharing, I'm just setting up a 6x10 trailer.
Professional!!! Great job
Good sir, thank you ! Everything looks perfect, i was looking for ideas to build some shelves for my work triler and your video its very apreciated! God bless you!
Very nice trailer love the 7 ‘ ceilings. I have 3 knack piano boxes in mine on casters and can open them completely. Can’t do that with a 6.5 tall trailer
Nice trailer guys, looks like a good setup
Nice set up!
Amazing setup! I’m inspired now! 😅
The good secured organized trailer is a must. I was waiting to see a air compressor somewhere even though your mostly cordless
We do have pancake compressers, We do use some air . The cordless nailers don't always work the greatest! Thx for the comment
Absolutely love the trailer set up, do you have pictures of during the build?? Thank you
Nicely Done Congrats To You With Your New Trailer 😉👍🏽🔨🪚📐
Awesome traile! Gave me a bunch of great ideas for a smaller version I’ll be pulling with my Prius😅
Thx, Good luck with the Prius!😁
That tool trailer is 🤤🤤!!!
I have custom built 6'x10' x 7' height. Its the largest I can have to drive through the slim city streets of West Palm Beach. The streets are so narrow here is very typical to have about 2 inches of space between the outside tire of my trailer tire and someone's Ferrari. I'm laughing because more or less I built mine similar to yours. Even the same tools are in the same drawers. Weird lol. The only difference is I put all of my clamps, lights, and sawhorses in the v nose and saws in the back. Also I splurged and bought the heavy duty push to active RV drawer sliders and spoiler alert... they are trash. They are constantly opening. Having a good old friction fit drawer is the superior build. Nice trailer.
Andy
Everything in that trailer got slapped HARD
What do you mean slapped Hard?
@@langtrybuilt3899 You literally slapped everything you were talking about lol
What's that supposed to mean?
@@langtrybuilt3899 It means you took your hand and applied force on the objects you were speaking about, within the trailer. Not sure what isn't clear. Regardless, excellent trailer build and thank you for sharing.
Awesome setup! I'd like to see an update video if you have a minute. What worked and what you changed.
Thanks for sharing, Great Video...
Jaja best part “dripless caulk guns.. they still drip” 🤣🤣
Have you tried the Festool guide rails with the DeWALT track saw? I think the Festool HKC is also compatible with the regular non spring loaded guide rails too. Might be worth looking into. The Makita/Milwaukee/Triton rails look very similar to the Festool but I have not tested them with the DeWALT saw. I have only tested Festool branded rails.
Nice setup.
I found it an interesting video when I turned the sound off. Nice set-up.
Beautiful...
Those smaller drills/impacts are great for these small 12" wide cabs.
Hey just wondering how you built the drawers and what kind of wood did you use. Also how did you mount the toolbox in like that ??
Give the Milwaukee Fuel Hydraulic impact a try. Much quieter, works great. Seems to hold up better than the regular Fuel ones.
Nice trailer. You can adjust the torsion spring on the door to offset the weight of the door.
Great idea! Thank you
Beautiful
Nice video
Nice setup
Could you do a video on how you made the battery storage hanger
fucking badass! looks like my tiny garage but in a trailer!
Excellent.
Love it
Awesome setup! What are your dimensions on either side?
Awesome...!
Nice and organized. Biggest problem is now you can't haul anything in it. My 16' 8x8 trailer can fit a couple pallets loaded with a forklift, or I can fit up to 20 lengths of trim, or an entire kitchen remodel and quickly emptied to haul whatever I can fit in it. My toolboxes and shelves full of tools do not stop any hauling, only slightly diminish the payload
I haul 16’ trim material all the time.
@@langtrybuilt3899 I'm sure you do but you can't haul a dozen or so cabinets at the same time. Last kitchen remodel I did caused me to carry a couple dozen cabinets. Last time I had to haul drywall, I had 40+ sheets.
I don’t make money hauling material. I make money installing. That’s what you have suppliers for. Too deliver…😁
@@langtrybuilt3899 I have had jobs that required me to do both because it is not always possible to get delivery. Try getting all of your materials in Key West for example. I worked there twice last year and had to bring some of my materials.
@@tomsanders9491 Buy another freaking trailer. I own several!
Nice set up. Wish I could keep my set up that simple. I do complete remodels though. Lot more tools unfortunately.
You should layout prints for this setup. I would definitely pick up a set.
Great video. How did you mount and attach everything to the walls and floor of the trailer?
Sorry for the late reply! Screws through the plywood floor, And self tapping screws into the metal subframe on the walls!
nice, thanks for the video
I'm a Ridgid guy myself but other than that great setup gives me some ideas for mine
Beautiful. The ultimate dream tool truck. I see you must be in construction. You are winner. I bet your construction work is just as prefect.
I try to do everything my self, but when I hire contractors, the first thing that I want to see how they treat their tools. I sent people away for severely tangled up reciprocating saw cord and for a plumber for rusty tools in rusty tool box. I am just a regular guy, but if my tools are better than the contractors then something is off.
Did you ever consider that the contractors tools may not be as nice as yours because we use them everyday while yours stay looking new because they collect dust in your garage? 🤔 Tools are made to get beat up. Using them 8-10 hours a day guarantees they will not look pretty for long.
You did those guys a favor by not hiring them…no one likes working for people that judge before the job is finished!
@@johnnymac6178 Did you ever consider that there may be MANY people, who live their lives to standards higher than yours? I have been working as a mechanic for over 40 years and I never let down my standards. And yes, I know from experience that work from those, who treat their tools like crap, isn’t worth anything, regardless of how loud mouth full of themselves they are. It is best to “do them a favor” and send them away politely. So you are just proving my point.
Hey brother, slick looking trailer. Do you by chance have any dimensions on your layout? Thanks
This great
Do you have a video showing how you bolted the tool box down ?
Nice!
Nice build ! How do you keep your drawers closed in transit ?
Nick, we use metal rods. I can send pics!! Thanks for asking..
This is a great setup! I just bought a trailer and first thing I want an electrical setup like that. I'm a plumber but pretty handy outside of a panel and high voltage, what is the outside male plug called? Super fancy love it.
I can't remember what it's called, they are on Amazon though.
@@langtrybuilt3899 I'm still watching the video. I'm going to run to town I don't want to wait on Amazon lol. The toolbox is a great addition! I'm not much of a carpenter but your video has set things in motion, and I appreciate it!1
This is so cool
Very Nice
At 8:18 you started talking about the Milwaukee impact driver I agree they are good but try a makita impact like a xdt 16 makita you wont go back to yellow or red
Sweet!!!
This is an insane build. How long did this take and how much did it cost to build?
2-1/2 days, 3k in lumber
Que bonito 😮
Hey there, my question is, how did you get the batteries mounted on your shelving? Are they slotted or railing for the batteries to lock in place? That's a nifty idea if you dont mind sharing that idea? Thanks.
Go on Amazon, they are plastic brackets that are screwed too the shelve.
Sweet f***n Traler setup
Thank You!!
Were those Miluakee finish nailers that you said were the best? I'm just starting to build stuff and collect tools..which one would you recommend as the most versatile..if I could only get one?
Yes, The Milwaukee cordless 18 gauge will be your most versatile! Best of Luck!
Fantastic build.
But drawers are so tall (deep) with alot of wasted space. tool box on right side too would be better them drawers with what I saw in there. That's my 2 cents.
Wish I could do this but I’ve gotta load 10-30 windows at a time. Definitely stealing the battery charging idea. Setting it up with solar panels though.
Do you happen to have a material list or anything similar?I’m in desperate need of some dedicated places to put the tools in my trailer. I have a 7x16 as well
Curious why you chose steels instead of an aluminum trailer?
Would Love to see the build process on this trailer. We just got a new trailer and are looking for good ideas. I’ve seen Ron Paulk’s but he dose so much more than I plan on doing. I would like to keep it slim and simple, which is why I like your set up. Secondly, your husky toolbox, dose it still have the wheels or is it sitting on a low shelf. Good video man thanks.
I can send photos if you need them. Yes Ron Paulks stuff is nice, But he has to much time in his hands!LoL . My build was quick and basic. Just too get it in the job asap. I added a lot as we were using it…
I removed the castors from tool box. And build on a curb. I would look at a different tool box . If you forget too lock the drawers with the key. They all open up, and shit ends up everywhere. It’s a great box if you can remember to lock it all the time.
Nice video, I have the same trailer is possible send me some pictures off a process, thanks soo much
@@langtrybuilt3899I’d love to get the build process on this so I can make the same one. It’s a nice set up
@@langtrybuilt3899is there anyway I can get pictures on this build process ? It looks great. Id appreciate it !!
Very nice set up how do lock the draws from sliding out
Honestly, nothing. I have never had one open. the weight of what is in the draw keeps it shut. Stay tuned we have a new trailer build we just did. Will upload soon.
How many sheets of plywood did it take?
Do you have any videos of setting up the extension cord power supply for the lights and charging station?
Sorry, but I do not, that exterior plug on the trailer I got off of Amazon. It's just a male 110 plug as far as the lights and the plugs. My electrician did all that.
What’s the name thickness of plywood you used on everything? I’m worried about the weight on my trailer since I travel out of state with it.
Everything is 3/4 AC plywood.
I'm a contractor as well and looking to build out a new trailer. I like the organization of the trailer. However, the issue I have with your build is there are a bunch of loose tools in drawers and shelves, so when you need to take them from the trailer up to the project, do your guys just grab armfuls of tools and carry them up to the house/building? I'm thinking of racking numerous totes/bins/bags with groups of the tools I need for a given task so I'm not making 27 trips to the trailer on each one. Do you have a thought on this?
This works for us, May not work for you. It makes no sense to me to drag in a bunch of totes and tools that are not needed for said project. It’s real easy in the morning for each guy to grab an impact a drill a box of fasteners on there way in . Regardless you can never bring everything you need at once. You will always need to make trips to the trailer.
How do you keep glues and liquids good in extreme hot or cold?
What size trailer ? I got a 6x12 single axel but it’s not big enough , was going to get a 7x14 dual axel but not sure if I should go bigger
7x16. Only because I can put 16’ material inside .
It is more than big enough. My next trailer will be a 7 x14, It is tough sometimes to getting a 16’ trailer into some job sites.
Best of Luck.
So I'm curious do you have condensation issues not having the trailer insulated?
Hey Robert, No condensation issues … I will be insulating next trailer build ..
Could you share pictures on how you built drawers/drawer cubbies
Did you swap out the plywood on the walls? I just bought a 2022 Covered Wagon 6x12' V nose. Came with that garbage wafer board. Bad flashbacks!!
I did not, that is from the factory.
@@langtrybuilt3899 Nice. With the cost of plywood these days, I'm just going to use the Durabak bedliner on the floor and walls before I start building it in. Got some good ideas from your video, thanks for posting it.
What happened with 36 cabinet table saw
How were you able to hold the batteries like that
New subscriber. I own lots of Dewalt tools. However I'm a huge fan of Makita. Therefore Makita dominates my tool inventory. I work out of a 2012 Chevy van. Ladder racks on top. A big mess inside. Age 62 and still going at it.
I can appreciate that! Glad too see your still going at it! Keep it up.
Mike, good for you! Hope all is well.