I clicked due to curiosity of this need, I stayed because your organization on this space was by and far beyond anything I could have imagined. I'm suddenly looking at my work from home desk and thinking that I need a tech bench for my storage solution. This was a great inspiration and I can't wait to see how this inspires others.
Question, do you clean your office before you film. Do you have like somebody who cleans the office for you? Because your office is so neat … can’t imagine the work you guys do behind the scenes.
haha we clean it like once every two weeks. But we try to always keep it organized. There is a space that is most often a mess but I avoid showing it. Although its going to be all cleaned up and worked on soon!
Thoroughly enjoyed this , Andres. As you know , I have a maiden workbench waiting to be pimped and you’ve given me some much needed inspo! For your tools , I have two recommendations. I see you’re rocking DeWalt too - they look awesome on a black pegboard. Another option is a tall cabinet with rolling doors. I use that to keep the rest of my tools as well as the the incoming and outgoing tech !
Thanks a lot for watching brother!! I definitely need to take a look at the tall cabinet... I think that's going to be even better. The dewalt tools tho take too much space. I rather keep things that I use all the time on the pegboard!
The first thing I imagined was a black rolling two-door cabinet with slightly smoky/dark glass right next to this. Wooden shelves inside, strip lights installed at the back either under each shelf or running the length of the cabinet. And then I saw your comment and got a huge dose of validation dopamine, lol.
Awesome video dude! I wasn't sure between this one and some of the smaller options that don't have the pegboard and the powerbar but after seeing everything you were able to do with those, I'm definitely leaning on this one!
You guys are awesome, I'm currently designing my space and found a similar model here in Germany. It's not as nice as this one, but it seems to have the exact same size. I love the idea of organizing everything in it, and I plan to do the same with the coffee machine. Thanks for the inspiration, I'm excited to start remodeling my room in a few days.
For home organization we have Marie Kondo, for Tech gear organization we have Andres Vidoza! The workbench looks really neat and the organization of all your tech gears is amazing!
to solve that matt backing issue throw some 3M command strips (Mount them with the removal tab facing in so they can be easily removed from the drawer surface in the future by giving you room to pull them on plane with the drawer surface. You need about two inches of free space (voice of experience here) on the underside of the front corners of the matts. they are velcro but both parts can be removed if you ever need to. best solution ever. Another idea I have seen are those super strong magnets in the corners.. I have pets so I am always worried about one getting loose and swallowed by pets or kids so I go wit hthe command strips. You can always use the industrial velcro squares if you never plan on removing the Velcro base from the drawer surface. Eitehr way this allows you to change the matts if you ever need to or to remove them for cleaning (Grease, oil, coke a cola spill by GF / SO? LOL 😁😁
@@gmailbatman Same. Even said it out loud to the monitor, lol. "Dude, command strips!" His idea about magnets in the corners are an even better solution IMO. Quicker, easier, anytime remove/clean/replace solution.
little suggestion: For the allen key situation, u could get a ratcheting screwdriver that holds different sizes of allens. there are long and stubby versions of these screwdrivers.
A toolbox is such a great solution for an office. Ive got several in may garage and now will add one to my studio. sucks they get so expensive the larger they get. That laser Dyson is a game hanger but also horrifying…I had no idea how much my frenchie sheds😂
I have also taken my tool chest on site for Lan parties or building network installation. I bring a couple of kryptonite chain bike lock and loop it through each handle and usually attach to a water tor drain pipe when I set up. If it doesn't reach both aI run a chain between them under the cabinet. Its too low for easy access with an angle grinder to cut the chain. (Tool chests can disappear from worksites very easily. They just seem to float away! I also have a hotspot WAP that I can connect to the local network and a security camera mounted on it as well in a discreet non-visible place that give me full view of it when I am away from it with motion senor reporting enabled. A small UPS in the doorcabinet can power it if needed. . the Kryptonites also make goo tiedowns for transport too.
I used butterfly toggles in place of the Zip Ties so the whole setup is removable for transport and can be easily set up and a new location of Jobsite. Zip ties typically have a tensile strength of about 120lbsa and industrial zip ties can go up to 485 lbs. FYI. I used removable magnetically attached LED under cabinet lights from Amazon. they are rechargeable or can be directly connected using USB cables. This also gives us portable lights for work or in the case of a power outage they stay lit and can be used for safe building exits.
I have that same toolbox. I despised the drawer liner moving all my tools. I solved it by putting some small magnets at the front and back of the liner. Tools never move now.
My pc case is heavy. It's like 75 to 80 pounds. I can't take a chance and put it up on one of those ikea desk butcher blocks or cabinets. The Husky Heavy Duty Welded 20-Gauge Steel 1-Drawer 2-Door Garage Base Cabinet is perfect
Gerard, if you're considering this as a desk rather than an off-to-the-side organization, consider that sitting in front of it on a stool will mean you're hunched over to reach past your knees to get to the keyboard. Ow. I've got a motorized sit/stand desk from Autonomous that'll easily lift 300lbs 51" into the air. I've laid on it and raised it all the way up. It'll easily handle your beefy PC case, a few monitors, and all the different tablets, peripherals, and whatever else you want to throw on it. Plus you'll have room for your knees and legs underneath. :) I've had it for 5 years and it's still going strong. I easily recommend the brand. (I only wish they'd offered the L-shaped desktops back when I got mine!)
great video Andres! would love to know how you handled the thermal throttling on the m2 MacBook air! edit: the cinematic was on point! keep up the quality!
Some ppl might think that he is flexing around with his tech after watching this video but the stuff he got are mostly for reviews and showing features.
For the mats honestly, just a peice of double sided tape in the front would fix it. Or maybe 5 one for each side, and one in the center then just place firmly down.
Dollar Tree sells pegboard bins now...I think they only come in white but you could get some Kryon plastic paint and easily make them whatever color you want.
This man doesn’t get enough credit for what he does. I appreciate how much effort you out in your videos man!
Thank you thank you!!
Never stop with the amazing intros at the beginning of every video!!!
Wont stop brother thank you so much!!
I clicked due to curiosity of this need, I stayed because your organization on this space was by and far beyond anything I could have imagined. I'm suddenly looking at my work from home desk and thinking that I need a tech bench for my storage solution. This was a great inspiration and I can't wait to see how this inspires others.
i discovered this channel a couple days ago and i can't stop watching your videos.
Question, do you clean your office before you film. Do you have like somebody who cleans the office for you? Because your office is so neat … can’t imagine the work you guys do behind the scenes.
haha we clean it like once every two weeks. But we try to always keep it organized. There is a space that is most often a mess but I avoid showing it. Although its going to be all cleaned up and worked on soon!
@@andresvidoza 😂
How about your cleaning tips, small dust like at keyboard,desk and monitor..can you have video on it. Hope really helpful to us
@@andresvidoza hey love ur videos just started to watch the vids but i was wondering does ur friend in this video have a channel and whats hus name?
Always enjoyed ur video. High quality and good flow. Makes my day!
Yall toooooo nice fr. Thanks man!
Thoroughly enjoyed this , Andres. As you know , I have a maiden workbench waiting to be pimped and you’ve given me some much needed inspo! For your tools , I have two recommendations. I see you’re rocking DeWalt too - they look awesome on a black pegboard. Another option is a tall cabinet with rolling doors. I use that to keep the rest of my tools as well as the the incoming and outgoing tech !
Thanks a lot for watching brother!! I definitely need to take a look at the tall cabinet... I think that's going to be even better. The dewalt tools tho take too much space. I rather keep things that I use all the time on the pegboard!
@@andresvidoza Of course 😅. I meant on a separate pegboard. I stuck mine onto one of those black ikea pegboards :)
The first thing I imagined was a black rolling two-door cabinet with slightly smoky/dark glass right next to this. Wooden shelves inside, strip lights installed at the back either under each shelf or running the length of the cabinet.
And then I saw your comment and got a huge dose of validation dopamine, lol.
@@carriebartkowiak haha the best kind of dopamine 🙌
I’m gonna leave my mark on this video so that when this channel becomes huge, I can prove that I’ve been here since the start
haha crossing fingerssss
Awesome video dude! I wasn't sure between this one and some of the smaller options that don't have the pegboard and the powerbar but after seeing everything you were able to do with those, I'm definitely leaning on this one!
So underrated, been here since 9k and u should have at least 500k! Great work man, keeping doing this
You guys are awesome, I'm currently designing my space and found a similar model here in Germany. It's not as nice as this one, but it seems to have the exact same size. I love the idea of organizing everything in it, and I plan to do the same with the coffee machine. Thanks for the inspiration, I'm excited to start remodeling my room in a few days.
Can't believe you don't have millions of followers with the quality of the videos! Great job
For home organization we have Marie Kondo, for Tech gear organization we have Andres Vidoza!
The workbench looks really neat and the organization of all your tech gears is amazing!
I just keep a professional stylist on call for that!😁😁
haha thank you so much bro means a lot!
to solve that matt backing issue throw some 3M command strips (Mount them with the removal tab facing in so they can be easily removed from the drawer surface in the future by giving you room to pull them on plane with the drawer surface. You need about two inches of free space (voice of experience here) on the underside of the front corners of the matts. they are velcro but both parts can be removed if you ever need to. best solution ever. Another idea I have seen are those super strong magnets in the corners.. I have pets so I am always worried about one getting loose and swallowed by pets or kids so I go wit hthe command strips. You can always use the industrial velcro squares if you never plan on removing the Velcro base from the drawer surface. Eitehr way this allows you to change the matts if you ever need to or to remove them for cleaning (Grease, oil, coke a cola spill by GF / SO? LOL 😁😁
GOAT!!! oh thanks a lot ! Imma try this one cause it drives me crazy sometimes haha
I immediately thought of command strips as well when he mentioned that pet peeve.
@@gmailbatman Same. Even said it out loud to the monitor, lol. "Dude, command strips!"
His idea about magnets in the corners are an even better solution IMO. Quicker, easier, anytime remove/clean/replace solution.
Wow…. What a masterpiece of a video great job again Andres
Thank you so much!
little suggestion: For the allen key situation, u could get a ratcheting screwdriver that holds different sizes of allens. there are long and stubby versions of these screwdrivers.
I really want to emphasize on the quality of this channel, so damn underrated. Keep up the great work Andres! 🙂
Thank you so much!!!
I am really proud that i found out about your channel so early, so I can see the progress. Amazing stuff guys!
haha I'm glad you like it bro!
Yoo I have been waiting on this forever 🔥
I had to make sure I was still on TH-cam for a second because the intro was an absolute movie 🔥
Great video and videos, Ive been through your channel looking for the maker of the ANKE led neon sign?? Awesome photography too man!
4:02, love the flash playing in the background
This is legit the bestttt setup ive seen till noww😵
Keep posting such content
Keep up the good work!!🥂
Thank you will dooo!!
Like how are you so good man 🤣 loving your content honestly
Keep it up Andres
Thank you so much means a lot!
Big fan from East Africa🇰🇪
Great thing it is...literally performs so many tasks, I'm amazed 😍🔥🙌
A toolbox is such a great solution for an office. Ive got several in may garage and now will add one to my studio. sucks they get so expensive the larger they get. That laser Dyson is a game hanger but also horrifying…I had no idea how much my frenchie sheds😂
Love a good Andres video! No one does it better.
Crazy video bro. I was waiting for this forever bro
Thank you bro!
I have also taken my tool chest on site for Lan parties or building network installation. I bring a couple of kryptonite chain bike lock and loop it through each handle and usually attach to a water tor drain pipe when I set up. If it doesn't reach both aI run a chain between them under the cabinet. Its too low for easy access with an angle grinder to cut the chain. (Tool chests can disappear from worksites very easily. They just seem to float away! I also have a hotspot WAP that I can connect to the local network and a security camera mounted on it as well in a discreet non-visible place that give me full view of it when I am away from it with motion senor reporting enabled. A small UPS in the doorcabinet can power it if needed. . the Kryptonites also make goo tiedowns for transport too.
Nice setup , thumbnail was looking cool
Thanks brooo!
Man… trust me this is definitely going in my office setup…Wow.. what a great helpful video. Nice stuff man! Love your office man!
Love how organized your things are!! Love the bloopers!! Love the setup!! Love the video!! Loved everything!!
Thank you so much Anthony! I appreciate it a lot brother!
Having a drawer like your drawer for cables are one of the rarest movement in my life, which happens only when visitors come, great Video as always ❤️
Thank you so much haha
I have been waiting for this video!!!!
Amazing awesome work I like it thanks for sharing 💞💖💞❤💞💖💜❤💜💖💜❤💜👍👍👍👍
Thanks for the comment!
Dude I was going to ask for a video of this! Great video! I’m thinking about getting one for my studio!
haha everyone has been asking so we finally got around it! and if you do, you wont regret getting one man
Definitely going to consider this one I want something different and this is perfect
Nice set-up, wondering how the lightstrip looks through the full board, when that's the only thing turned on
Who would’ve known a Husky bench would be clean asl for tech work & storage
These intros r killing me 😂
hahah thank you!!
In the UK this tool chest is available for less than £100 so I got one ordered this weekend for my new office set up.
Where did you get it from mate?
@@hfmitchell5 it never came to anything.
that's a awesome work bench on god
I love it! NO RAGRETS
I used butterfly toggles in place of the Zip Ties so the whole setup is removable for transport and can be easily set up and a new location of Jobsite. Zip ties typically have a tensile strength of about 120lbsa and industrial zip ties can go up to 485 lbs. FYI. I used removable magnetically attached LED under cabinet lights from Amazon. they are rechargeable or can be directly connected using USB cables. This also gives us portable lights for work or in the case of a power outage they stay lit and can be used for safe building exits.
Excellent tweaks!
Awesome video as always man! Interesting how you guys took mouse(s) out from the arsenal.
That’s cool that you watch the flash
what an amazing space bud!
Thanks brother!
I have one and use it for this exact reason.
YEEEE its amazing
I have that same toolbox. I despised the drawer liner moving all my tools. I solved it by putting some small magnets at the front and back of the liner. Tools never move now.
nice bench, add some double sided sticky tape to the drawer liners
This is an amazing setup
Amazing setup
Great content, just discovered your channel and really enjoy the videos. Keep it up
My pc case is heavy. It's like 75 to 80 pounds. I can't take a chance and put it up on one of those ikea desk butcher blocks or cabinets.
The Husky Heavy Duty Welded 20-Gauge Steel 1-Drawer 2-Door Garage Base Cabinet is perfect
Gerard, if you're considering this as a desk rather than an off-to-the-side organization, consider that sitting in front of it on a stool will mean you're hunched over to reach past your knees to get to the keyboard. Ow.
I've got a motorized sit/stand desk from Autonomous that'll easily lift 300lbs 51" into the air. I've laid on it and raised it all the way up. It'll easily handle your beefy PC case, a few monitors, and all the different tablets, peripherals, and whatever else you want to throw on it.
Plus you'll have room for your knees and legs underneath. :)
I've had it for 5 years and it's still going strong. I easily recommend the brand. (I only wish they'd offered the L-shaped desktops back when I got mine!)
Amazing 👌Référence wall color please ? Thank you
your earlier, old video's cinematics and flow was unbelievable...🤐
@Giooo Observe his current and earlier videos...You will find your answers
hey bro, why don't you use a double side tape to stick that sliding matt in the drawer. Use at the front end to fix it sliding again and again.
ordered mine yesterday :)
Has a loaded workbench ever left damage on your nice hardwood floors?
Love this setup!
Did you velcro the corners for that non slip pads yet? The little circle ones work great. Awesome video!
Now I know why andres told Jan this will be a four million views video. I am damn sure that this will go millions in views
hahahah lets hope
just a little bit of double sided 3m tape to hold those drawer pads in place
Awesome setup! Def gave me some ideas for my own 🔥
happy to help man!
I may have missed, but where is your neon sign from?
You can probably secure those matts with some double sided tape!
Yes I got a nice tips from one of you guys. Some velcro straps!
Another great video
Thanks brother!!!
制作得很好，我会继续收看。😻
Thanks for this great review! Have you found a solution to the sliding mats in the drawers yet? Would be interested to know!
Thank you for a greatfull video. love your scandals!!!
makes me wanna buy it
Easy to fix the drowers mats, just put a double face tape underneath!
Saw that beer opener, I have one in my office
hahah I dont really drink so I guess it wont be used much!
Super Video Bro Intro Super Bro Waiting For Next Day in My Life Video 2022 Bro
Your style shoot mostly very funny
Me right now:
Literally staring at my phone waiting for the upload👀
hahaha
Can videos for best charger for laptops, phones and consols??
Spectacular Workbench too bad they don't sell in Italy.
yo if you could i think you should make vids every day
Always makes changes in the room
yeeeee
I have the table and I love it
Him: "The mats tend to back up"
Also him: *smashes drawer closed*
Nice speedy! 😀
Hey, why do u have all those mouses? It makes me curious
Make a video about an external video card for MacBook
So Nice Setup ...
Nice sir
Thank you!!
what are those light bars you have ? not the philips hue ones the other ones
Where did you buy the hooks for the husky?
A durable workbench just to store electronics?
U can insert another piece of non slip mat under the drawer mat
Yeah thats what Imma do. Imma get some velcro tape
Whats the colore of the wall?
great video Andres! would love to know how you handled the thermal throttling on the m2 MacBook air!
edit: the cinematic was on point! keep up the quality!
Oh yeeesss!! Next video bro stay tuned!
I also appreciate your comment broski
Hello i was wondering if you could tell me what’s a good camera for taking pictures because I am going to vacation for a loooong time
maybe try an SL3?
@@andresvidoza thank you
What's the name of that desk on the right that matches your tech desk ?
Some ppl might think that he is flexing around with his tech after watching this video but the stuff he got are mostly for reviews and showing features.
With this economy a $200 -300 60-72 inch workbench is better value than any ikea or amazon large desk in terms of quality and durability
For the mats honestly, just a peice of double sided tape in the front would fix it. Or maybe 5 one for each side, and one in the center then just place firmly down.
What paint color is behind the mobile tool chest ?
Can you share a link to those nifty little plastic bins that you have your charging cables in @0:23
Dollar Tree sells pegboard bins now...I think they only come in white but you could get some Kryon plastic paint and easily make them whatever color you want.