Tool Trailer Custom Build Out Part 2
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ต.ค. 2024
- As I continue the tool trailer custom shelf build out, I get some help from Greg which is nice. Since he has to work in and out of the tool trailer too, it was good to get some of his input. In this video, we focus on the passenger side of the trailer. To help balance out the weight in the trailer, it is important to consider how much is stored on each side.
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i was a contractor for 40 yrs prior to my retirement last yr Milwaukee , has always been my tool of choice
I read the entire Ryan's th-cam.com/users/postUgkxGqOCINHE0Z0E5gxzSdNi9NWGugRY5Hm2 Plans and was able to make a shed plan. Using Ryan's Shed Plans alone, the shed itself is great. Where I wish I knew more is with respect to ground preparation and foundations. Maybe that's beyond the scope of Ryan's Shed Plans.
I love seeing the campers in the background.
We only see you working long hard days on this channel. Knowing your taking time with the family, doing things like camping. Makes me respect you more as a family man, And makes me realize you can work hard, be successful, and still enjoy family time.
I’ll always take family first... took awhile to realize that tho
What Brand is the campervan in the background in 5:20 ?
@@pettersuhr7787 looks like a Luna, maybe and Intech?
@@pettersuhr7787 inTech Sol
You are the true definition of perfection on your builds. I built post frame buildings 20 years ago. You have perfected the process. I love the attention to detail you put into each build.
Hey thanks man but I’m far from perfect. Constantly seeing things I can improve upon
I think that's what makes you a perfectionist. The pursuit of perfection. Love your work and your attitude towards it.
@@RRBuildings what headphones do you use? I remember you said In a video I can’t remember!
Nothing like while watching the first tool trailer storage video with 2 minutes left getting the alert for the 2nd one. Sweet sweet up!!!
Who else was worried about Greg’s fingers when Kyle was running that screw?! Major trust from Greg!
I closed my eyes and said a quick prayer. I feel like the more people watch me the more I mess up.
Custom built is as more accommodating than any kit system, great job.
Thanks Chuck
Thx Kyle for showing the “new trailer” buildout. Absolutely love seeing trailers, workshops, work room “updates” and build outs.
Why, simple....like getting IDEAS, and seeing how & what, others are doing. End up seeing some interesting setups/designs, and can ALWAYS LEARN SOMETHING NEW😊
Cheers✌🏻
Thanks buddy
Nice to see Kreg is helping you with this project! LOL And Greg!
The nice thing about building your own storage instead of buying a system is that if you decide you don't like something, you can always rebuild it later and not feel like you wasted money. Looking good so far!
Your shed set up looks amazing, basketball hoop, home gym, campervan!
Hard work pays off!
Years of it too and not done yet
"Shed" sounds derogatory when speaking about a building like this lol
Kyle, no waste of time watching this video. Alot of us have trailer organization issues carrying the tools we need on the jobsite. I use a 26 foot trl and can't find what I need. I will be receiving a new 28 ft next month and will use what I learned from the 2 videos before I put the first tool on it. Great knowledge and ideas and stay warm!!
Kyle, in close to twenty years of running a service van and having company "responsibiities", I have outfitted five Ford x50 series vans on two different wheelbases for myself and about a dozen for the shop. All of my personals were different, and even the "company specials" had some differences. Even doing this with prebuilt catalog stuff will get variances. You just have to build it the best way it comes to hand and take the very attitude you have- time will tell you what it really needs. Awesome build- wish I had had the nifty little pocket screw gizmo! Also, FWIW, I have had a bad accident where my van was rear ended at speed- the separator wall I built of 3/4" BC plywood did a better job of stopping all my stuff joining me in the front of the van than a couple of "rated" metal panel prebuilt ones did for other guys. A not inconsiderable advantage! Being a plumber and HVAC guy by trade, my carpentry was nowhere near yours- Kudos to you and Gregg! FR
Thanks brother
@@RRBuildings :)
Bungee cords are very easy to use. The tool trailer looks very good. I'm jealous. Thanks Kyle for this awesome video. 👍😁 p.s. Greg for president! 👍😁👍😁
Thank you Kyle. Much respect for your trade and talent.
sure good to have Greg around to help, thanks Greg !
Love all yr build videos, but I really enjoy what you are doing in this video. I enjoyed the bathroom remodel but never seen the finish. You are incredible at what you do i would truly enjoy seeing other types of projects like this. You have a lot to teach us. Thanks for all your videos
I love that the thumbnail actually happened ( 15:18 ), compared to other youtubers who do that "oh no" look on all their thumbnails and it obviously was a photo they took just for the thumbnail and never happened in the video.
Lol I’d never waste my time to take special photo... or I should say I never have
Bought time you got done with your vacation and back to the important things in life...... my entertainment!
Be back today bro
@@RRBuildings right on man! Hope you had a nice time with the fam? You've definitely earned it no doubt!
Kyle-you should really look at using parallel guides and long track for breaking down plywood. Works really well for one man to just move the saw and not the full sheets. Thanks for re-enforcing pride in doing things the right way.
I'm inspired to get going on redoing my trailer. Thank you!
Great job on your storage. Enjoy your great work.
Great job Kyle.......another great quality video. Looking forward to the next episode of the trailer build.
Keep these videos coming. Nothing better then a glass of whisky and an RR Video!
Added some additional weight to the trailer with the plywood and fasteners. Should ride a tad lower than before. Nice work
Looking really good, neat, tidy, and organised, nice video as usual 👍👍👍👍👍
I really enjoyed this video. It would be really cool if you started a furniture series, beginning with very easy projects, and working into more advanced pieces. With this, some deeper dives into math would be fun.
Sure would be cool
That trailer is nicer than my house!!!
Very happy with this guide
“It ain’t going nowhere” I wonder how Mrs. RR buildings feels about that 🤣. Seriously though, I love your content. Being a skilled craftsman is one thing. Taking your time to teach those of us who are anything but, is on another level. Thank you for taking the time.
It looks brilliant
Perhaps cuthub saw could live up front? Or maybe it could ‘mount’ in numerous spots depending on its usage for a given project. I like having all my precision tools way forward to lesson the bumpy ride.
When securing things such as you need for your cut hubs, I have used "Airplane Seat Belt Extenders" from eBay. Instant on/off with tension adjustment to reduce rattle. For large objects, just cut them in half and attach with large washers to your plywood. Much easier and quicker than ratchet straps or bungee cords which do not hold well and are a safety hazzard.
Kyle I'm watching you from Zimbabwe
Great job Kyle! It looks great
Enjoyed the show
Hey Kyle. I saw that you have a camping trailer. So it would be nice if you show it to us. Seems interesting
Looking good!
If you happen to have four scissor jacks, maybe for a camper trailer, you could have used them to level out your trailer before installing the cabinets. You could then use a level on your cabinets. Awesome build though👌
Totally could have... but it would never be level again lol
Great job for building on the FLY
HAPPY SATURDAY! Gonna watch on lunch break today !
I can’t wait to see mid job or a few months down the road cause if you’re anything like me, stuff gets rifled everywhere and then on a slow day be able spend all day reorganizing and cleaning just to do it all over again lol
Agree time will tel
That slow zoom on Greg... 🤣 🤣 🤣
I liked you sayings, - what happens ?, Nothing, if you don't do it ! -
I've did the same. In my opinion, when it comes to organization or storage options, you won't get it right at the first attempt. You have to just build it, use it, and then over time you will see the flaws or stuff you can improve upon. There isn't a wrong or right way to do it, it just takes time of being in the field. I like a pack out system but not for hand tools unless its labeled or a see-through top. That way you aren't searching for what you need. I end up using a "french cleat" system for all of my battery powered hand tools like drills, impacts and etc. It seems more efficient when you can walk in, see it instantly, grab and go.
Kyle !
You hv the ready ability to be a custom cabinet & Finish carpentry outfit!
If you release Greg to build in the field (of course your right close) and develop you shop out your satisfaction in the business will sore!
And guess what?
Big money in custom cabinets!
I am a small show and I really am not that young anymore but cabinetry & finish has allowed me to continue doing what I enjoy & make some cash!
Plus, I don’t need the dough I don’t have small kids or a young wife?
You do?
Trust me I watched my dad build/frame into his 70’s and it’s hard to quit!
Do it in a way you have a back door?
You will save your back, knees, shoulders! And feet!
Trust I fell 15’ and shattered my foot?
I fell off a ladder when I 20’ , 2x10 fell on me?
Your set up to avoid almost all of that? But as King Solomon said diversify !
After a lot of thought, this video has helped my decision. I need to replace my Bravo 16L x 8.5w trailer. That I packed tight with layers of organization. I was hesitant, should I up grade to 20ft? Then I see that you have one about that size, to haul you sticker collection. Decision made. That Martinez framing square is TIGHT. Is that available for the rest of us? I saw that awesome video you did with him at his factory. Been waiting for years for one. I got a different one after waiting a couple years for it to drop. Cabinet making, shelving, sleek storage solutions are my wheel house. Just plain fun to me. Hope this project open up you carpenter skill set into finish work, if you can find the fun in any task you will never go to work.
I wish he would make more of those framing squares
Nice Kyle-kea system you've got there
Roll tide
Hope you have a good trailer lock. With that much equipment, once i got on sight i might take the wheels off and anchor the thing to the ground. I've got a 28ft trailer that i want to customize for side by side hauling/poor mans camper trailer.
I was waiting for look part 2 thanks
Looks great Kyle!
The time you spend making your workspace more efficient will save you time which is money, on the job site.
I have a small workshop in downtown Tokyo, I like to say I have 10 pounds of potatoes in a 5-pound bag LOL.
Don't forget your ceiling, utilize that space too!
Cheers from Tokyo
Stu
I had a rep from Morton come out to look at my building. I honestly think I knew more than him just from watching your channel.
Have you ever thought about installing some solar for charging your tool batteries while out on the job site and also run the lights inside of the trailer. Would be easy enough to do.
The only thing that I would do different is make shelves adjustable, looks functional!!!
You should move the cut hub cabinet over so when you get the packout drawers they’ll fit drawers out toward your double doors
Kyle the cabinet man??? Lol looks good I have been wanting to redo my trailer setup for a while
You need Solar panels on the roof of the trailer so it charges all of your equipment. Something to think about.
That and 4 wind turbines.
And replace all plastic straws inside the trailer with paper straws in plastic wraps.
@@thunderstruck1078 lol
More stickers man 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Love your trailer layout.
Given your level of detail and perfection on all your builds, I am suprised you didnt recut the piece of plywood you pocket holed on the wrong side?!?! Love the content!
I think he didn't because its for himself, im sure if it were for a customer, he would have.
Good video Kyle
Awesome video brother!
build a tray on drawer glides, put a plywood pocket on the front with a slot for the bags. the bag handles habg out the slot, which can double as a handle to pull out the cubby.
GREAT WASTE OF TIME!
Love what you've done so far
#greg needs a raise
Looks great!
What's your plan for the built in base cabinets? Was thinking, and you probably have as well, that you could organize fasteners, tubes of caulk, spray paints, etc, in something like milk crates or other type of removable containers. Trailer organization redux looks great!
Looks great. how about putting some rubber matting on the shelves to keep your stuff from sliding around.
And save vibration damage
Enjoy the content. Thanks!
Very interesting project!
I have been rethinking and building a system in my truck.
Storage for air hoses, extension cords, ladders, chains, chain binders?
I wonder where you found that "gorilla man adjustable clamping system". HAHAHA
Great video series. I am an organizational nut, so watching this build is riveting...
Great ideas, I have a new 12 x 20 shed and needed ideas to efficiently store tools. Where do you store your hand tools, like hammers and screw drivers? I have a lot but do not want to use peg board and hooks. Thank you.
I'm curious about that smaller travel trailer I'm seeing in the background. Nothing but pure curiosity....
Go ahead and put the cuthub saw on that bench because you’ve still got all the workspace on the bench in the front of the trailer
Hey Kyle , love the video been looking and putting off somthing like this in my trailer , will definitely send it to the fellas when you talk about " keeping it clean" lol quick question where do you keep all your small materials ? Tape, staples, caulking ex. Also love the videos we are out in ontario Canada do 90% post frame buildings as well the fellas always poke fun that I have a "man crush" on Kyle lol keep it up man 👍
I have added packout drawers and they are perfect for those small
Boxes
For the cut hub stand holder route a L into each side of the cabinet but with it going down. Then use a piece of steel rod with a washer welded to each end that slides in and drops down
Looks good
Is that a jobsite SawStop there? I’m glad you have a great safe saw.
Good stuff
Who needs a kreg jig when you’ve got a Greg jig to help out
Box building tip-brad nail the ply then screw together
Perfect 💯👍
"I dont know what i would do without a track saw" keep rubbing it in buddy.
Im holding for a milwaukee one but i feel im going to end up with a makita or dewalt
Can you show us what’s in all your pack out boxes? And where did you get the foam inside them and do you cut it all yourself?
Tool Trailer with Kyle, next week "stealth camping".
Even though it is not finished I will say at the end of the video there is at least 60% of the volume of that trailer being wasted. There has to be room for personnel to move through to access it but there is so much wasted space in there currently. Kyle, dont forget to seal that ply, you guys get tools pretty dirty on the jobs and that ply will start looking grubby and stained and youll hate it.
Kreg jig system is wonderful.
However their screws need to be star drive, especially the screws for 2” lumber.
Could the box have been modified and stood on end to use ?
Nice gym.
Kyle, as a former Jarhead I am a little offended by the size of the EGA sticker on the trailer wall. It should be MUCH bigger! Cheers and Semper Fi mac!
My bad man
If you were going to build kitchen cabinets what joining method would you use? Pocket screw and glued butt joints, dados and rabbet, or glue and nailed?
Очень эрганомично Кайл!
Love the videos
Some good securement! Lol comedy
Sometimes the words just come out
I like your ideas. It is scary how similar my set up was. Not sure how you ate able the screw into the plywood end grain and have strength. Especially no glue.
Your trailer is bigger, more square feet than my home shop!😂😎🤪
Kyle. What are your thoughts on using a ramp door over barn doors for the tool trailer?
Do you build in Indiana? I’ve been in the trades 18yrs. Started out framing in HS. I’ve never seen anyone do as clean of metal work as you guys do. Not only clean, but its actually functional flashing 😂. Most guys just put random metal up and call it flashed (even though it’s functionality is lost in them).
Hey Kyle, great video as always. Where do you get that ... Craig jig???
Fuckin awesome. U used Kreg jig with Greg’s help. Woohoo
one day greg will get his own lapel mic
If he wants