31 THOUSAND views!?!???!??! I never thought this would garner that much attention...... Thanks for the views, maybe I will post a few more videos of things I've come up with around the house.
I just cut them down so they would slide in at an angle. It took a few times to get it just right, once I got it to fit I just replicated the measurement.
Chad Jones 3/8 drywall screws. I predrilled the first couple and used pan head screws but that was a pain. I found that the dry wall screws were pointed and sharp enough to work without needing to predrilled.
Todd Ocus Todd Ocus Thanks for the quick response. I guess my question was a little vague. What I meant was... what method did you use to actually screw the drywall screws into the couplings?. Did you install them from the back? I just don’t see any good angle to get to the screw head with your driver.
Chad Jones I screwed them at an angle. The rods are either laying in the bottom of the coupling when the door is closed or the outward portion of the coupling when the the door is open and overhead. Considering this the screw heads never come in contact with the rods.
@@toddocus308Your build is nice. I would drill a 1/2 or so hole in the center of the plastic coupling and then use it to put the screw straight through into the wood.
Quick update or Upgrade........ For the holders holding my larger rods/reels I did decide to cut a 3/4" slot in the PVC couplings on the rod tip end. This slot was cut at around the 11 o'clock position and allows a much easier way to put the larger rods into place without risking guide damage. Now its just slip the butt of the rod into one of the PVC couplings and drop the rod tip end in the other.. Oh yeah, if you decide to do this cut the slots while the PVC is mounted to the pine boards, cutting those suckers on a work bench without a vise is next to impossible..
31 THOUSAND views!?!???!??! I never thought this would garner that much attention...... Thanks for the views, maybe I will post a few more videos of things I've come up with around the house.
such a simple and genius idea. excellent I will be making this today
Good👍...come here mr
Have the rods started to show wear at the spot that they rotate in the pipes?
Yep great idea I'm definitely doing it thanks for the video
Right on brother you did a good job!
Very Cool, I will be doing this!
Something that stupidly simple would have saved my 2 best rods.
Thank you for posting this. Very helpful and some great ideas!
How did you secure the couplings to the board?
Hey love this idea . All the way from Dublin Ireland 🇮🇪.. only 1 question is wit it work with GUINNESS 🍺🍺😂
Very Nice!
Really love the channel. It gets the juices flowing like no other channel.
Thanks josh
Man, this is really awesome sir. Great video.
Nice job for first video . Also creative content ! Cheers
Good work, friend. Thanks for posting.
Really stupid question, but how did you get the wood into those channels? I've cut my boards down, but they are too long to rotate into place.
I just cut them down so they would slide in at an angle. It took a few times to get it just right, once I got it to fit I just replicated the measurement.
Great idea!!! Thanks
Ok sorry I rewatched and saw how to do it
How did u attach the wood to the door?
Lots of wood glue
Watch the video he shows how he screwed it in.
Nice man thanks ...
Awesome idea man. Looks good
Doing this.
Brilliant!
Great video!
Coors Light as a "material" is what put me over the edge to give a thumbs up. Nice work.
Great idea. Now I just need a garage.
Would added weight messes the motor up?
Was wondering the same thing
Excellent idea, thanks.
How did you attach the PVC couplings to the 1x4’s?
Chad Jones 3/8 drywall screws. I predrilled the first couple and used pan head screws but that was a pain. I found that the dry wall screws were pointed and sharp enough to work without needing to predrilled.
Todd Ocus Todd Ocus Thanks for the quick response. I guess my question was a little vague. What I meant was... what method did you use to actually screw the drywall screws into the couplings?. Did you install them from the back? I just don’t see any good angle to get to the screw head with your driver.
Chad Jones I screwed them at an angle. The rods are either laying in the bottom of the coupling when the door is closed or the outward portion of the coupling when the the door is open and overhead. Considering this the screw heads never come in contact with the rods.
Todd Ocus Ok great. Your idea is an awesome one that I would’ve never thought of. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. 👍
@@toddocus308Your build is nice. I would drill a 1/2 or so hole in the center of the plastic coupling and then use it to put the screw straight through into the wood.
OUTSTANDING........... Thanks Tim
genius
Quick update or Upgrade........ For the holders holding my larger rods/reels I did decide to cut a 3/4" slot in the PVC couplings on the rod tip end. This slot was cut at around the 11 o'clock position and allows a much easier way to put the larger rods into place without risking guide damage. Now its just slip the butt of the rod into one of the PVC couplings and drop the rod tip end in the other.. Oh yeah, if you decide to do this cut the slots while the PVC is mounted to the pine boards, cutting those suckers on a work bench without a vise is next to impossible..
Thanks for video update!
Planning another trip, looks like early to mid November.. Cant wait !!!!!
That was awesome!!! Just wish Twig was there:(, but what a great memory. I wish girl trips were like that! Great job on the video!