In addition to the "first order retrieve-ability" and clever re-use of existing shop cabinets, I like the fast editing and NO MUSIC approach to this video, then with nice smart JAZZ at the end.
nice design. It is clear that you actually use your tool cart for work, not like some youtubers who make work benches out of solid walnut or some other material that should really be in a living room.
Nice combo. I have a machinists cabinet a little like yours, hadn't thought of the Adam Savage style rack for the top of it, so thanks for the inspiration.
Wow!!!! That was amazing. I don’t have all those fancy tools. But I would love to be your neighbor. I just want to build a 3 tier rolling cart to use when I am working in the garage. Now I just kind of lay everything on the floor that I need. I kick tools under the car and stuff is just everywhere. You inspire me!!!!
Yeah sure, would probably even work better. Lots of things could be improved on this. I pretty much threw this thing together from some scraps in an afternoon, so it's not really the optimal way of building it, more a prototype.
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Yeah they are a little bit tricky to reach but it's not too bad. You can easily read the sizes so choosing the correct one is not a problem. But it would have been better to make the whole thing a bit taller so there's more space. Only reason I didn't was that I built this from scrap MDF pieces and they just happened to be this size ;) I don't actually use wrenches that much so it's fine with me
What brand and model is the cross-cut table saw you are using? I like the video, but it would be nice if you could eliminate all the noise of the tools.
Great. It gets your tools right there and ready to grab. I’m pretty much going to grab whatever I got near anyway. It would be nice if it was the actual tool I needed.
Super!!! Very ergonomic! Only here the wrenches, it would be necessary to raise a little higher or lower the screwdrivers below, but overall, great work! I will make myself like ...
My first thought was similar. Also,putting a stop-block on the miter gauge would've better lined up that full-thickness cut, preventing it 'grabbing' a little like it did (which could've launched the offcut). Sorry for being the safety police - just don't like anyone getting hurt.
Nice build, as always. Ignored this video for a few days thinking it was an Adam Savage. The only thing I don’t like about it is the access to the wrenches. I’d prefer they were not nestled behind something else. I want to reach out with one hand and have the right wrench fall right into my hand.
Yeah it's true the wrenches are not the easiest to reach but as with most stuff I make this was kind of made up on the go and the size based on some scraps I still had so I ended up having to kind of cram them in there ;) That being said, I kind of dislike wrenches anyway because I always reach for the wrong size at least twice before I get it right and since the rack is ordered by priority I put them in the back. I just bought some adjustable Knipex wrench pliers and hope to be using those most of the time.
Спасибо Вам! С удовольствием подрочил от зависти на то количество действительно качественного и хорошего инструмента, эл. инструмента и станков которое есть у Вас в наличии. Живу в России (как Вы поняли) и у нас только один из двух инструментальных ящиков, которые Вы соеденили воедино стоит примерно от 150 долларов и до 300, что при з.п среднего Россиянина около 400 долларов несколько затратно... Хотя... наш президент живя на Марсе говорит что это не правда и наш уровень жизни резко подскочил и даже обогнал некоторые Африканские страны...
They're from a German company called Wera. I think this set is called hexplus, they make amazing quality tools. Unfortunately they're not exactly cheap ;)
Great video work and good use of storage. My only thought is you lost a good work space by adding that top rack. Most of those tools could be put around the sides of the bottom. How many time do you grab a screwdriver and not use a screw gun? Same for the torx. Also never have hammers that handy!
I'm jealous when I see the Europeans making these type of carts and see their wrench selection. Theres no way an American could put their most used box wrenches on the cart like that, because we have to deal with metric and SAE. Even in the same American car, there will be a mix of metric and imperial fasteners. I use my wrenches a lot, but there's not really a subset I could pull out from them that would be more worthy to be in the "quick retrieval" rack. So if I put any of them up there, I'd end up using half the rack just for box wrenches.
Very happy with it, I honestly can't think of much I'd improve. I actually like the manual controls compared to the modern welders with digital control panels. Welds great and has a ton of features. Only downside are the accessories, the torch is pretty clunky and I have finally replaced that recently, and the foot pedal is downright terrible. But that's to be expected with a cheap machine like this.
Phil Vandelay thanks for the reply. I have been toying with the idea AC/DC TIG and was looking at the stahlwerk welders. Is it possible to plug in a CK or parweld torch etc what size connectors for it use, I can't find any info
I don't know those torches but they do have information about the connectors on the website. There doesn't seem to be much of a standard for this stuff so I had to look for a long time to find a different torch that works with this and had to use some adapters. At least the connector for the welding current is fairly standard but with the gas and button controls every manufacturer seems to use something different. I ended up using the switch connector from the old torch and using an adapter (imperial to metric) for the gas hose. So yeah no easy answer.. if you want a different torch with these you have to do some research
Well done. Great combination of custom storage and store bought cabinets and put on wheels. Inspiring ideas came together well.
Best version of Savage's tool cart yet!
In addition to the "first order retrieve-ability" and clever re-use of existing shop cabinets, I like the fast editing and NO MUSIC approach to this video, then with nice smart JAZZ at the end.
It's great to see someone show their own interpretation of "First Order Retrievability". Thanks!
nice design. It is clear that you actually use your tool cart for work, not like some youtubers who make work benches out of solid walnut or some other material that should really be in a living room.
True art. Respect from Korea.
Nice combo. I have a machinists cabinet a little like yours, hadn't thought of the Adam Savage style rack for the top of it, so thanks for the inspiration.
That looks great and so good to see tools at a glance rather than hidden in useless draws👍🤜🤜
Very nice build, I got lots of ideas for my own tool cart from this!
Adam would be proud😁
Wow!!!! That was amazing. I don’t have all those fancy tools. But I would love to be your neighbor. I just want to build a 3 tier rolling cart to use when I am working in the garage. Now I just kind of lay everything on the floor that I need. I kick tools under the car and stuff is just everywhere. You inspire me!!!!
Excellent video with lots of ideas.
I'm curious your thoughts on using a dowel for the row of needle nose pliers, etc. as an alternative to your design.
Yeah sure, would probably even work better. Lots of things could be improved on this. I pretty much threw this thing together from some scraps in an afternoon, so it's not really the optimal way of building it, more a prototype.
Awesome job man
Dude! I've been watching your stuff for years. Thanks!
Phil Vandelay I’m a new fan! Love your work, keep it up 🤟🏻
Very nice job my friend!
Small and compact ! Perfect for me !
........my stand = dun!!! two yrs ago..... what are the bike frames @ 1: 26?
nice prjt! thanks
Im not really a fan of wood but wow - great job ! Fantastic workmanship as well. Be proud of that thing.
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Do you find the combo wrench row to be covered up , impeding your ability to choose the correct one, extract?
Yeah they are a little bit tricky to reach but it's not too bad. You can easily read the sizes so choosing the correct one is not a problem. But it would have been better to make the whole thing a bit taller so there's more space. Only reason I didn't was that I built this from scrap MDF pieces and they just happened to be this size ;) I don't actually use wrenches that much so it's fine with me
@@PhilVandelay Could always make labels to go across the top with the sizes on it.
Great build 🔥👍
What brand and model is the cross-cut table saw you are using? I like the video, but it would be nice if you could eliminate all the noise of the tools.
It's a Metabo, but it's not actually mine, I used the one from my "neighbour" in my old shop, right now I don't have any table saw :(
Excellent!!!
Nice job man!
fantastic! I love the resourcefulness use items and making one functional uniit.
Wow excellent.
All very nice! Watch your hands! You have gold!!!
Awesome job only thing I would do is bevel the weld joints to make it stronger, and use plywood. MDF doesn’t hold up as well. Awesome job though!
Great Job!!
looks nice , its verry visinle , the pliers and stuff like that usually take up a lot of drawerspace this is a lot more compact
Very nice !
Nice ....but why not the same height as the bench ?
you should do a shop tour. I'd like to see how you have the rest of your equipment laid out.
I'm actually in the process of re-organizing a lot of stuff, building new racks and that sort of thing. So there will be videos on that soon!
I like the design, but I wouldn't use particle board for anything that requires any kind of strength or stability.
After almost 2 years I can report: It is still in one piece. I see your point though
Me neither. Plywood is probably 50% more. Worth it.
Did you glue it?
nice.. cement some laminate down on that weak sawdust board, or use that awesome 16 layer ply you used for the allendrives.
Better yet fab one up from metal. Why use wood anyways for this guy's shop ?
@@LemonySnicket-EUC much faster to build out of wood, easier to deal with.
Slick ,Very nice,enjoyed the video.
Really nice, clean build. Good job
Dude...so good!
looks great!
Great. It gets your tools right there and ready to grab. I’m pretty much going to grab whatever I got near anyway. It would be nice if it was the actual tool I needed.
Great job! Lots of storage in a small space and everything easy to get to! Nice job on the video too, good editing, right length. 👍🏻👍🏻
Super!!! Very ergonomic! Only here the wrenches, it would be necessary to raise a little higher or lower the screwdrivers below, but overall, great work! I will make myself like ...
nice build !
Upgrade! Change those screws to N52 Neodymium Magnets...snatch the tool right out your hand.
very nice !!!!
Can you give me atleast some rough dimensions of this rack?
Now that’s what I call some “first order retrievability,” baby!
nice and neatly ... all in one place.excellent job.
Ein Meisterwerk
Nice project. Don't use mitre gauge in conjunction with a fence. You may cause a kickback - I am speaking from experience lol.
My first thought was similar. Also,putting a stop-block on the miter gauge would've better lined up that full-thickness cut, preventing it 'grabbing' a little like it did (which could've launched the offcut). Sorry for being the safety police - just don't like anyone getting hurt.
GOOD IDEA THANKS
Hello, I'm from Chile. I would like to lose the order of my contribution cases for TIG welding in a panel. Do you have any idea how to be it?
Fantastic build.
Even the Diresta style rack for hammers! Perfect!
Actually the first video by him I ever saw! So simple, so effective
Complimenti ottimo lavoro ! Organizzazione e precisione !!! Great work !!!
Nice build, as always. Ignored this video for a few days thinking it was an Adam Savage. The only thing I don’t like about it is the access to the wrenches. I’d prefer they were not nestled behind something else. I want to reach out with one hand and have the right wrench fall right into my hand.
Yeah it's true the wrenches are not the easiest to reach but as with most stuff I make this was kind of made up on the go and the size based on some scraps I still had so I ended up having to kind of cram them in there ;) That being said, I kind of dislike wrenches anyway because I always reach for the wrong size at least twice before I get it right and since the rack is ordered by priority I put them in the back. I just bought some adjustable Knipex wrench pliers and hope to be using those most of the time.
All organized...well done!!!
That's to funny I j5watched Adams video about his tool cart about 2 hours ago then I come across this! Great builds bro!
Good use of the "Golden Hour" at the end.
Great job cowboy
Wonderful.
Спасибо Вам! С удовольствием подрочил от зависти на то количество действительно качественного и хорошего инструмента, эл. инструмента и станков которое есть у Вас в наличии. Живу в России (как Вы поняли) и у нас только один из двух инструментальных ящиков, которые Вы соеденили воедино стоит примерно от 150 долларов и до 300, что при з.п среднего Россиянина около 400 долларов несколько затратно... Хотя... наш президент живя на Марсе говорит что это не правда и наш уровень жизни резко подскочил и даже обогнал некоторые Африканские страны...
Very cool! Thanks for sharing... like your work!
That’s a very neat tool box idea! Great job
Great idea 👌👌👌
it's a very good project, congratulations
Good job
Really great!! But I would’ve used webbing holder’s for all of the pliers etc. That way you can grab them by the handles
Excelente trabajo, tal vez un poco más grande para poder sacar las llaves y no estorben las limas.
awesome build! what kind of allen wrenches are those? love the color coding...
They're from a German company called Wera. I think this set is called hexplus, they make amazing quality tools. Unfortunately they're not exactly cheap ;)
Very cool, respect from Russia
Not even CLOSE to Adam Savage's ingenious style and sturdy builds.
What kind of welder was that?
Certainly do not get much more handy than that. Great job!
Love it!!
Felicitaciones, te quedó bárbaro y práctico, si algún día tengo todas esas herramientas me vuelvo loca!!!! :)
Great video work and good use of storage. My only thought is you lost a good work space by adding that top rack. Most of those tools could be put around the sides of the bottom. How many time do you grab a screwdriver and not use a screw gun? Same for the torx. Also never have hammers that handy!
Just came across your channel and subscribed! Question for you... What screwdriver set is that mounted on the side?
That's from a German company called Wera. Very nice quality: www-de.wera.de/en/
I liked the idea so much I made my own tool rack. Great video.
Excellent job 👍🏽
Those spanners will jolt off if the trolly bumps over some bit of debris on the workshop floor. Other than that you couldn't buy better.
very nice !!! bravo
this tool cart is better than the original !
great!!
Beautiful
So Sick!
beautiful...
Thanks for sharing your ideas. Excellent job sir.
Nice job. I would stain or paint the tool rack and the base for the toolboxes.
Awesome job
Cheap and very useful, thanks. Love you gloves for welding, please write brand, model
Brilliant!!
thanks so much
i need this , im out of wall space !! fantastic
I'm jealous when I see the Europeans making these type of carts and see their wrench selection. Theres no way an American could put their most used box wrenches on the cart like that, because we have to deal with metric and SAE. Even in the same American car, there will be a mix of metric and imperial fasteners. I use my wrenches a lot, but there's not really a subset I could pull out from them that would be more worthy to be in the "quick retrieval" rack. So if I put any of them up there, I'd end up using half the rack just for box wrenches.
You should have named this video. The too cool tool cart.
sweet!
Cool project, I'm a bit tired of my tool walls too. How do you find the stahlwerk welder?
Very happy with it, I honestly can't think of much I'd improve. I actually like the manual controls compared to the modern welders with digital control panels. Welds great and has a ton of features. Only downside are the accessories, the torch is pretty clunky and I have finally replaced that recently, and the foot pedal is downright terrible. But that's to be expected with a cheap machine like this.
Phil Vandelay thanks for the reply. I have been toying with the idea AC/DC TIG and was looking at the stahlwerk welders. Is it possible to plug in a CK or parweld torch etc what size connectors for it use, I can't find any info
I don't know those torches but they do have information about the connectors on the website. There doesn't seem to be much of a standard for this stuff so I had to look for a long time to find a different torch that works with this and had to use some adapters. At least the connector for the welding current is fairly standard but with the gas and button controls every manufacturer seems to use something different. I ended up using the switch connector from the old torch and using an adapter (imperial to metric) for the gas hose. So yeah no easy answer.. if you want a different torch with these you have to do some research
Phil Vandelay thanks!
Nice one