Great job. Thank you for taking time to detailing show how to do it. It did helped my ideas. I wonder if we can find shelving baskets, kinda, for pegboards !
Thanks for the video, good framework. I still can't believe Phillips is still so common in America. You probably wouldn't be getting the slippage if you were using Robertson screws, but you wouldn't want to do that, it was invented by a Canadian (oh my god!). Hahaha, good video thanks again!
I'm looking to put up some peg board in my basement for a workshop(no room in the garage). The basement is currently unfinished. I'm planning on putting up studs but no drywall, would you still recommend putting up 1"x2"s to frame the pegboard?
Great video! Good job. I have one question. In the location I want to put the pegboard, the studs in the wall don't align with the edge of where it will be. Is it still going to work out ok if the frame boards don't align with the edge?
What screws did you use to attach the peg board to the furring strips? Were they the same "deck" screws you used to attach the strips to the dry wall studs? You said you used 2.5" deck screws. What length were the screws used to attach the peg board to strips?
You should try out the new metabo drills they will blow the Ryobi out of the water. I just got a impact for $99 with a battery and a charger and a highly recommend it because it looks like you're struggling with that ryobi. Kinda looked like you had too small of a bit for the screws but what do I know. The pegboard looks good though
That white pegboard is the way to go, you'd be surprised how bad that normal, brown pegboard soaks up all the light. One side of my garage still has a sheet of brown pegboard and it's like a Black Hole.
Instead of using a furring strip as a frame to create space between the pegboard and drywall, I like to use a simple washer and bolt between the pegboard and drywall.
Will Drywall Anchors work? I'm not going to be having it hold heavy power tools. At worst it will have my Hot Glue and heat guns. Other than that, just basic hand tools.
What is the easiest way to attach a pegboard to the back of a bedroom door? Can I use an over the door hanger? If so, how do I attach the pegboard to the door hanger?
Great job.
Thank you for taking time to detailing show how to do it.
It did helped my ideas.
I wonder if we can find shelving baskets, kinda, for pegboards !
Glad this helped you buddy
@@HomeOwnerRepair - I did found the baskets at Home Depot. Looks fantastic in my garage.
@@otnielo.t.manary273 I need to swing by there and grab a couple
This was a big help. My install in my shed will differ because I don't have any drywall, but, the basics will be the same. Thank you.
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What a great job!
Thank you for your video and the time you put into this.
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Great step by step video! You need to get an impact driver though, you seemed to be fighting those fasteners. Ryobi has one on that battery platform
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If you use 3/4" instead of 1.5" width boards, you won't spoil any of the pegboard holes as the 3/4" will fit between the rows of pegboard holes.
Thanks for the added tip
Thanks. I'll use this tip.
Thank you so much very helpful!
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Gooood job. I'm trying to finish mine. Getting some ideas.
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Nice job. Thanks
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Thanks for the video, good framework. I still can't believe Phillips is still so common in America. You probably wouldn't be getting the slippage if you were using Robertson screws, but you wouldn't want to do that, it was invented by a Canadian (oh my god!). Hahaha, good video thanks again!
Half my family is from Canada. I was up there in Drummondville two weeks ago..lol
A lot of deck screws are T-20 star bit to avoid slippage. Sometimes they include the bit in the screw pack.
It took me a whole minute to realize you have an accent. I was dazed by those big guns. 💪
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Thanks for the very detailed video. One question...what type of blade did you use to cut the pegboard to size? Thanks.
I think it was a blade made for wood
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awesome thank you!
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Love the video. I can do this! Did you use the same size of screw to attach the pegboard to the frame? 2 1/2" deck screws?
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Thanks for watching. Hope this helped you out.
I'm looking to put up some peg board in my basement for a workshop(no room in the garage). The basement is currently unfinished. I'm planning on putting up studs but no drywall, would you still recommend putting up 1"x2"s to frame the pegboard?
You may be able to just use the studs
Did you do pilot holes for when you did the pegboard. Or were pilot holes just for the frame.
Just for the frame
Great video! Good job. I have one question. In the location I want to put the pegboard, the studs in the wall don't align with the edge of where it will be. Is it still going to work out ok if the frame boards don't align with the edge?
Is the wall a finished wall, or is it just framed out?
It is a finished wall.
What screws did you use to attach the peg board to the furring strips? Were they the same "deck" screws you used to attach the strips to the dry wall studs? You said you used 2.5" deck screws. What length were the screws used to attach the peg board to strips?
Same size
You should try out the new metabo drills they will blow the Ryobi out of the water. I just got a impact for $99 with a battery and a charger and a highly recommend it because it looks like you're struggling with that ryobi. Kinda looked like you had too small of a bit for the screws but what do I know. The pegboard looks good though
I'll have to look into that. Thanks for the heads-up!
I also helps to use a T20 bit and T20 deck screws.
Thanks.
You're welcome
Like it and have it but is not as good as French Cleats but is cheaper. I try to learn from it.
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Awesome video but the correct bit for the screws would be nice.... Slip slip slip strip strip strip.
Yeah, I know a better bit would have helped.
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I gave up on Phillips Head Screws years ago. Torx will do away with that annoying slippage and the bits will last much longer.
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That white pegboard is the way to go, you'd be surprised how bad that normal, brown pegboard soaks up all the light.
One side of my garage still has a sheet of brown pegboard and it's like a Black Hole.
The other side of my garage is brown I'm in the process of painting it all white.
will any type of pegboard work? or do i need to buy heavy duty ones for shovels and ladders?
If you need to hang heavier tools, you may need to reinforce the area a little more. I have a ladder hung on mine and it’s fine
@@HomeOwnerRepair like with another layer or pegboard? Would the hooks hook into the two layers of board ok?
Which pegboard hooks would you recommend?
The ones that I have are really old. I'd buy some new ones at Lowes or Home Depot.
Are the screws on the wooden beams needed to be screwed to the studs as well ?
If you can screw them to the studs it will help to make it more secure
Instead of using a furring strip as a frame to create space between the pegboard and drywall, I like to use a simple washer and bolt between the pegboard and drywall.
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Will Drywall Anchors work? I'm not going to be having it hold heavy power tools. At worst it will have my Hot Glue and heat guns. Other than that, just basic hand tools.
They might work.
What is the easiest way to attach a pegboard to the back of a bedroom door? Can I use an over the door hanger? If so, how do I attach the pegboard to the door hanger?
You may need to build it out with something.
Can you just drive the nails into pegboard, and frame rather than doing the frame and then using more for pegboard?
All you need to do is frame out a place for the peg board to attach to.
Where can I find peg boards this big for a shoe store
I bought them at Lowes
He said “Hobber Freight”. Was he trying to say “Harbor Freight”?
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I'm sure you pronounce words differently too.
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time for torx head screws.
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All I hear is Boston accent.
Yes you are correct..lol
How come he talks funny?
I don’t think he’s from Oklahoma.
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He talks so funny lol. Where is that accent from?
Is there anything wrong with mounting the board to the frame with the existing peg holes?
Nope
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