The idea of using washers is great. None of the other pegboard installation vids mentioned that but it makes a lot of sense. I will try that out. Thanks!
Thanks! I have found that using the washers makes it more secure, mainly because the particle board that peg board is ususlly made out of is pretty weak and it is easy to screw through if you are not careful.
Note 1/8 inch hooks used in 1/4 inch pegboard requiring the plastic clips to secure the hooks. The clips take up precious hole space. 1/4 inch hooks are made but are slightly harder to find and are more expensive but are meant to be used with 1/4 inch pegboard. Walmart online and Amazon have plastic self locking hooks that are fine for most light things and do not require the plastic clips to hold them in place. Very comprehensive video, thanks for sharing.
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A place for everything and everything in a place. Thanks for the quote...
Thank you so much for this well explained tutorial. It truly helped my husband and I out on what we wanted to do in our garage. You didn't rush on each step and it was enough for me to understand a bit better. Love the washer idea! Also, loved that you kept the ending. We live that life too. :)
I have never built anything or even use the drill. But this home that I purchased 19 years ago has a pegboard in the garage. I really wanna use it to get things organized and I am not a hoarder. Thank you for showing the washers and the other products because I think you’ve inspired me. I went to Home Depot this afternoon and they totally ignored me because I’m a female and they didn’t really have a lot of stuff and I was Clueless as to what to ask for and what to look for
I am so happy that you feel inspired from my video! Don't let the guys at home depot intimidate you. Half of them have no idea what they are doing. Are the peg boards already hung up? If they are, all you need to get are some hooks. I have some links in the video if you want to check them out. If you need to hang them just follow the instructions in my video and maybe get a friend to help you lift and hold the board as you first screw it in. Good luck!
I really enjoyed your video. Great information and delivery. I have been painting and organizing my garage for a few months, taking my time, trying to avoid later regrets or wasting time. I am astoundes at all the duplicate tools my husband and I have bought because you can't see what you have without proper organization. Shelves and pegboards help a lot.
I’m just beginning a furniture restoration “business”. I already have a ton of craft items, paints, stencils and such that also need a better home. Great ideas!! 👍🏼
Awesome job! We just finished our pegboard install and came across the hint to paint the back of the pegboard that faces the wall also. It seems to help extend the life of the pegboard and keeps it from absorbing any moisture in a garage or basement install.
Awesome video! I have pegboard on my work bench back vertical part, but I want to hang more pegboard on my walls around the work bench for extra storage, and your hanging style with washers and paint is all fantastic advice! Also loving the fact that with the pine being in sections I could hide conduits behind the pegboard for dedicated power circuits from my breaker panel without interrupting the peg board. 😎👍
Hello my dear friend. I liked the Store Organization Project. Nice job. Nice design. Congratulations. Thank you for sharing. I wish you healthy days. Great greetings. See you.
AWSOME! I really like the ideas of adding small shelves and the baskets to hold things as well! I have not seen that before! no I need to clean the clutter out of my way so I can get to work🤣 Thank you for this video!!!
I also have to blame my dad and my grandmother as well🤣😂🤣😂 I also love my lumber pile! I am comfortable in my clutter but yes it feels good to have at least a couple of organized spaces and I am getting there😃
Thank you so much! I was about to just mail my pegboard to the wall till I noticed the legs would have no room 😜😩 your video gave me everything I need to know ❤
I switched to mounting the narrow boards on edge between the pegboard holes. This eliminates losing any holes to use. Pre-drilling is pretty much a must though for the holes in the boards.
Great video, thanks so much! I was sitting wondering how to use furring strips (never did that) and your video helped a lot. Also, washers for screws? Great idea. I wouldn't have thought to do that. I like how you painted the pegboard on the wall, though mine's metal. I have an extra complication where I need to cut an outlet hole in my metal pegboard but I have a Dremel for that with metal cutting wheels.
Well, I've moved from that house but it was fine for the years I lived there. I have put in the same set in my new place and three years later, it is still going good. It can hold a surprising amount of weight.
When I put up some peg board many years ago, instead of using boards to mount the peg board to, I instead got some 1 inch long metal spacers. I then held the peg board up onto the wall and marked a few of the holes of the peg board onto the wall at stud locations. I then got some putty and stuck it on the wall at these locations and then stuck the spacers into the putty. That way it held the spacers where I wanted them. I them held the peg board up and ran a screw through the pegboard at one hole and through the spacer and into the wall. Continued until I had all the screws and spacers in place and tight. I only lost 1 hole at each location and was able to use all the other holes around that spot for mounting whatever tools I wanted to put on there. It was just as strong, if not stronger, as putting boards onto the walls.
Using spacers is a great way to do it and like you say, you would only lose a few holes which would give you more flexibility on what you hang from it.
Great video...what size screws did you use to screw the pine boards onto the studs and the pegboard onto the pine boards? Sorry if I missed it in the video. Thanks!
I think that they were 3/4 inch #8 screws. Honestly, the size doesn't much matter as long as they are not longer than the with of the peg board plus the width of the spacers you use. I also used washers between the screw and the peg board and that made it more secure.
Couple things to note, first the boards you use on the sides and in the center can be ripped in half so they take up less space and thus fewer peg holes. You can also buy these little round plastic spacers that are specifically designed to hang pegboard, I've seen them at the big box stores labeled as a pegboard hanging kit - has the spacers and screws for hanging the pegboard. I inherited pegboard in a shop when I bought my house and whoever hung it used 1 x4's to hang it and they built a frame around the entire edge and a full piece down the center - So Many Holes that can't be used because there is a board directly behind it. Not looking forward to taking it all down and fixing it!
It's not hoarding if it's good stuff, it's stockpiling, or prepping sounds good too. My wife stopped complaining about my 'stuff' recently. We were at a box store and I was looking at a tool, a chop-saw, but did not buy it. Later that week we were looking for a folding table that had 'disappeared' in the garage...when to our surprise we found said chop-saw , new, in the box. I said" See, it's not junk, honey , it's all good stuff, quality 'hoards'" She laughed and said ok , ok, now look for my new car....
my man, thanks for the video, could you please answer me this ? i have metallic punch sheet im gonna use as a pegboard and im not gonna use peg hook , instead ill-use nut and screw and i was wondering what kind of combination is best to use ? 1: regular nut + regular washer 2: flange nut 3: flange nut on both sides of the board thank you very much
Honestly, I think that any one of those methods would work just fine and are likely overkill unless you are hanging something really heavy. I would go with whatever is the cheapest. Maybe do a small test first to see how it performs before buying a bunch of supplies for the whole project. Good luck!
Im looking for some ideas on my metal peg board, if anyone has the same problem. When i pull the tool off, the holder comes with it. I have the metal pegboard you will see at the blue big box stores.
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This was way better than the Home Depot pegboard video! Thanks!
No problem! Glad you found it useful!
yeah don't forget about those three quarter inch wood screws! 😂
I love the end 😂 “dad! Mom needs you. And I need you too.” ❤
Story of my life! 🤣
The idea of using washers is great. None of the other pegboard installation vids mentioned that but it makes a lot of sense. I will try that out. Thanks!
Thanks! I have found that using the washers makes it more secure, mainly because the particle board that peg board is ususlly made out of is pretty weak and it is easy to screw through if you are not careful.
I like how down-to-earth you are, really great video, and thank you for the content!
What a great compliment, thank you!
Note 1/8 inch hooks used in 1/4 inch pegboard requiring the plastic clips to secure the hooks. The clips take up precious hole space. 1/4 inch hooks are made but are slightly harder to find and are more expensive but are meant to be used with 1/4 inch pegboard. Walmart online and Amazon have plastic self locking hooks that are fine for most light things and do not require the plastic clips to hold them in place.
Very comprehensive video, thanks for sharing.
A place for everything and everything in a place. Thanks for the quote...
Sir, your common sense approach is FANTASTIC. Thank you, Stay Safe, and God Bless.
Thank you. I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Thank you Dave for your straightforward help and demonstration. You *are* a Dad!
Thank you!! I'm glad you found it useful.
Thank you so much for this well explained tutorial. It truly helped my husband and I out on what we wanted to do in our garage. You didn't rush on each step and it was enough for me to understand a bit better. Love the washer idea! Also, loved that you kept the ending. We live that life too. :)
I'm so glad you found it useful. Thanks for watching!
Excellent presentation Dave!
I have never built anything or even use the drill. But this home that I purchased 19 years ago has a pegboard in the garage. I really wanna use it to get things organized and I am not a hoarder. Thank you for showing the washers and the other products because I think you’ve inspired me. I went to Home Depot this afternoon and they totally ignored me because I’m a female and they didn’t really have a lot of stuff and I was Clueless as to what to ask for and what to look for
I am so happy that you feel inspired from my video! Don't let the guys at home depot intimidate you. Half of them have no idea what they are doing. Are the peg boards already hung up? If they are, all you need to get are some hooks. I have some links in the video if you want to check them out. If you need to hang them just follow the instructions in my video and maybe get a friend to help you lift and hold the board as you first screw it in. Good luck!
I really enjoyed your video. Great information and delivery. I have been painting and organizing my garage for a few months, taking my time, trying to avoid later regrets or wasting time. I am astoundes at all the duplicate tools my husband and I have bought because you can't see what you have without proper organization. Shelves and pegboards help a lot.
I’m just beginning a furniture restoration “business”. I already have a ton of craft items, paints, stencils and such that also need a better home.
Great ideas!! 👍🏼
Subscribed just because you seem like a kind person.
Thank you! I appreciate the compliment.
Home depot get this guy on your pegboard video. Awesome video brother God bless
Thanks. You too!!
Awesome job! We just finished our pegboard install and came across the hint to paint the back of the pegboard that faces the wall also. It seems to help extend the life of the pegboard and keeps it from absorbing any moisture in a garage or basement install.
Awesome video! I have pegboard on my work bench back vertical part, but I want to hang more pegboard on my walls around the work bench for extra storage, and your hanging style with washers and paint is all fantastic advice! Also loving the fact that with the pine being in sections I could hide conduits behind the pegboard for dedicated power circuits from my breaker panel without interrupting the peg board. 😎👍
AAhhhhhhhhhh is THAT what the little black clips are for - thanks for showing how to use them! 😆
Great idea on the spacing of the support boards
Hello my dear friend.
I liked the Store Organization Project. Nice job. Nice design.
Congratulations. Thank you for sharing. I wish you healthy days. Great greetings. See you.
Thank you so much!
@@DIYwithDave You're welcome. See you. greetings.
AWSOME! I really like the ideas of adding small shelves and the baskets to hold things as well! I have not seen that before! no I need to clean the clutter out of my way so I can get to work🤣 Thank you for this video!!!
Thanks! I'm glad you enjoyed it. I have the same problem with clutter which is why projects like this are so great! Good luck!
I also have to blame my dad and my grandmother as well🤣😂🤣😂 I also love my lumber pile! I am comfortable in my clutter but yes it feels good to have at least a couple of organized spaces and I am getting there😃
Thanks for watching! Be sure to check out my other videos and subscribe to my channel: ruclips.net/user/diywithdave
Thank you so much! I was about to just mail my pegboard to the wall till I noticed the legs would have no room 😜😩 your video gave me everything I need to know ❤
Awesome! Glad I could help!
Thanks for the informative video Dave!
Thanks for watching!
I switched to mounting the narrow boards on edge between the pegboard holes. This eliminates losing any holes to use. Pre-drilling is pretty much a must though for the holes in the boards.
Narrow boards are the best way to go for sure. Also, you are right; if you don't drill pilot holes in those smaller boards, they will split for sure.
Hey, Dave! Good to find you on the RUclipss man! Thanks for the video!
Awesome! Thanks for the tips!
I loved the Schrute Farms t shirt btw!
Thanks for the how to, very informative 👍🏼
Dave, thanks for the tips. Very helfpul.
Thank you so much for this great information. 👍🏽
Glad you found it useful!
Great video dave. I'm doing my peg board soon .
Thanks! Good luck!
Great video, thanks so much! I was sitting wondering how to use furring strips (never did that) and your video helped a lot. Also, washers for screws? Great idea. I wouldn't have thought to do that. I like how you painted the pegboard on the wall, though mine's metal. I have an extra complication where I need to cut an outlet hole in my metal pegboard but I have a Dremel for that with metal cutting wheels.
Dremel should work great. Good luck! Thanks for watching!
@@DIYwithDave The Dremel was terrible for the metal pegboard, but 4 drilled holes and a jigsaw worked amazingly well. ;) Thanks again.
You live and you learn... nice work!
Nice video, thanks for sharing!!!
Great video, Dave!
Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it
Great video, thank you. And that ending....are you me? lol
Great video. Have you found any issues with longevity on the fiberboard? Or is it holding up good?
Well, I've moved from that house but it was fine for the years I lived there. I have put in the same set in my new place and three years later, it is still going good. It can hold a surprising amount of weight.
Good video good job thx for sharing and the info
Thank you for watching!
Thank you much from Annapolis
Glad I could help!
Great video and Dad life is great, isnt it?
It sure is, thanks!
All nice and tidy now, Dave
That's the goal. I still have more organization projects to get done, but we are getting there.
Great ideas here, thanks!
Thank you!!
Excelente trabajo. Felicitaciones 👏👏👏
Muchas gracias! Me alegro que te guste!
Thank you!
Great job👍
Thanks!
Awesome content! Keep it up.
Thanks!
Nice job!
Nice job
Thanks!
When I put up some peg board many years ago, instead of using boards to mount the peg board to, I instead got some 1 inch long metal spacers. I then held the peg board up onto the wall and marked a few of the holes of the peg board onto the wall at stud locations. I then got some putty and stuck it on the wall at these locations and then stuck the spacers into the putty. That way it held the spacers where I wanted them. I them held the peg board up and ran a screw through the pegboard at one hole and through the spacer and into the wall. Continued until I had all the screws and spacers in place and tight. I only lost 1 hole at each location and was able to use all the other holes around that spot for mounting whatever tools I wanted to put on there. It was just as strong, if not stronger, as putting boards onto the walls.
Using spacers is a great way to do it and like you say, you would only lose a few holes which would give you more flexibility on what you hang from it.
Good job!
Thanks!
Great video...what size screws did you use to screw the pine boards onto the studs and the pegboard onto the pine boards? Sorry if I missed it in the video. Thanks!
I think that they were 3/4 inch #8 screws. Honestly, the size doesn't much matter as long as they are not longer than the with of the peg board plus the width of the spacers you use. I also used washers between the screw and the peg board and that made it more secure.
Couple things to note, first the boards you use on the sides and in the center can be ripped in half so they take up less space and thus fewer peg holes. You can also buy these little round plastic spacers that are specifically designed to hang pegboard, I've seen them at the big box stores labeled as a pegboard hanging kit - has the spacers and screws for hanging the pegboard. I inherited pegboard in a shop when I bought my house and whoever hung it used 1 x4's to hang it and they built a frame around the entire edge and a full piece down the center - So Many Holes that can't be used because there is a board directly behind it. Not looking forward to taking it all down and fixing it!
Yes spacers do save a lot of the holes that the strips would block otherwise.
Good job Dave, thanks for sharing with us. Fred.
Thanks for watching Fred!!
Made it look easy, very helpful. Giving it shot.
Good luck!
You never know when you may need it. My problem is I can never find it when I need it and when I find it I don't need it anymore.
Isn't that always how it goes...
Great video!
Thanks for watching!
Good video thanks man working in getting my stuff orginized as well...
It's not hoarding if it's good stuff, it's stockpiling, or prepping sounds good too. My wife stopped complaining about my 'stuff' recently. We were at a box store and I was looking at a tool, a chop-saw, but did not buy it. Later that week we were looking for a folding table that had 'disappeared' in the garage...when to our surprise we found said chop-saw , new, in the box. I said" See, it's not junk, honey , it's all good stuff, quality 'hoards'" She laughed and said ok , ok, now look for my new car....
my man, thanks for the video, could you please answer me this ?
i have metallic punch sheet im gonna use as a pegboard and im not gonna use peg hook , instead ill-use nut and screw and i was wondering what kind of combination is best to use ?
1: regular nut + regular washer
2: flange nut
3: flange nut on both sides of the board
thank you very much
Honestly, I think that any one of those methods would work just fine and are likely overkill unless you are hanging something really heavy. I would go with whatever is the cheapest. Maybe do a small test first to see how it performs before buying a bunch of supplies for the whole project. Good luck!
Awesome.
Thanks!
Nice video, keep it up😍
Thanks!
Where did you get the parts that hold up the shelf - those are great!
Im looking for some ideas on my metal peg board, if anyone has the same problem. When i pull the tool off, the holder comes with it. I have the metal pegboard you will see at the blue big box stores.
Most peg board sets come with clips that hold the hooks to the peg board.
Or just use hot glue.....
They have white pegboard , I have them.
now where do i find an unused portion of my 'shop'?
with the rising prices of lumbar this year you're sitting on a landmine LOL
Sounds like your friend has been corporate brainwashed into 5S. Good video brother.
I recommend you to eat healthy and exercise daily.
Thx for the tutorial!
"Power Pipes"
… or get the painted pegboard
Too much blah blah. Go to the point directly!
What size of wood did you use for the pegboard???
Also size of screws?