Great job. 1st time sub here n i appreciate you sharin this one👍🏼. Was lookin for ideas for my paper towels in garage n i found the winner💪🏼. Gonna get to it now. Dont you just love creating🤩. Have to say, better then sittin n flippin the tube🤦🏻♂️. Thanks again 👊🏼 Blessings n Safety to u n ur loved ones n all who took the time to read ths msg🙋🏻♂️
Thank you, Daryl! It was definitely long overdue for my shop as well. Not to mention that grabbing a paper towel off of a roll that's not nailed down is just asking for difficulty....and an unrolled roll across the floor 🤣
Thanks for sharing what a great idea! I’ve been looking for a shop towel holder with a shelf but only found expensive metal ones. I love wood definitely going to make this 😊
I have help build large aircraft tooling for years. My toolbox has several hand made tools, because I needed something specific. I appreciate thinking outside of the box, have a great weekend. God bless!
Thank you! I owe it all to the router table - I sort of held off on building it for a while. I love it now, and wish I would have built it long ago. Anyway, thanks again!
Tommy what a great design and build I'm going to try to build it myself I really like that air hammer you have I'll be watching all your videos God bless
Thank you, John! I'll be posting free plans on my website soon, so check the website in a day or so. Thank you for watching the channel, and good luck with the project!
Recently found your channel, your very talented and have inspired me to work more with wood. You guys in the us get better grade ply wood than us here in Australia. Great job
Nice and simple project. You might want to mention that the second router cut is a climb cut so it's really important to maintain control of the work piece while you are making that slot.
Hal, thank you, and thanks for the safety tip! I guess really I should have extended the fence and flipped it around so it was easier/safer. Thanks again!
I'm not a huge fan of my router mainly bc I hate buying the bits and dust collection is a pain so I think I will just use 2 pieces of ply glued together for the sides (1 with the dowel track and the other solid) love all the harbor freight tools. Your videos always exhibit your skill and creativity, glad you're not a tool snob!
Thank you, Matthew! I'm not opposed to buying expensive tools, especially if they're needed to achieve the goal, but I feel like in a lot cases spending more money doesn't necessarily translate into better results. Good luck with the project - let me know how the project goes!
I looked over your site and didn’t see the plans/ build for your work bench. Love the fact it has casters and a pull out chopsaw as well as the table saw interested in making it with the shop towel dispenser of course.
Robert, thank you for your interest in the workbench! All the stuff I sell can be found on the "shop" page, which is here: oneminuteworkbench.com/shop/ and the workbench plans, specifically, are here: oneminuteworkbench.com/product/all-in-one-workbench-building-instructions/ Lastly, I should have the free plans for the shop towel dispenser up within the next couple of days. I hope this helps! Let me know!
Awesome video! I have been looking for something just like this! I think you should start a business making wooden shops like yours for people. Im amazed how you made everything in your shop out of wood.
Thanks, Chris! I appreciate the nice compliment. I'm happy to know you're still watching the channel, and I'm especially happy to know that you get excited when a new video comes out. 🙂 Hope everything is going well in your shop!
Awesome video. Just be sure to measure your roll and to buy the same brand and size we built a cool rustic Outhouse toilet paper holder, then we found out that the toilet paper roll we had was small compared to a lot of other brands
Thanks! And thanks for the feedback! I did some recon before deciding on the measurements. I used a Kirkland brand power towel roll to start with because it has a larger diameter than most. That said, I should have a wide variety of rolls that will fit, even the nice blue ones by Scott. Thanks again!
Nice to see those tools you built coming to good use. I know you're building a tool wall but have you seen Adam Savage's "tool cart". I can't think of a better person to build one of those than you. That is if you find it useful. I personally would love to have all my tools on a cart that I can roll around and have all the tools at the exact spot I'm working at instead of having to walk over to some drawers or a tool wall.
Thanks! I use SolidWorks, but I recommend SketchUp if you’re looking to try your hand at CAD. It’s free and there’s a good support community. I hope this helps!
The chisels are Narex, and I will be doing a video about the wall, but not about every single tool holder on the wall. I will actually be doing a video about the chisel holder though, which should be out this weekend. I hope this helps!
Cool. I have limited space , I built the V2 bench , now I am looking at the back wall of the garage. I like what you are doing. I was considering a French cleat system but not really sold on the idea. I like that each tool or set of tools has its own spot, also it does look like you can modify the wall if neede@@OneMinuteWorkbench
Thanks again for buying the plans and building the workbench. I think I remember that you wrote a review and sent me some awesome pics - thanks also for that. I hear you about French cleats - I'm not really a fan of the system, and definitely not a fan of pegboards (I've been wanting to get rid of my pegboard for a long time). I feel like most of those systems are too restricting - I want to be able to position the tools to maximize efficiency of space. With the way I'm doing it, you can definitely reposition them...it's not as easy as a French cleat or pegboard, but since I probably won't reposition things except once every couple of years, I think the better use of space is worth the extra bit of trouble in repositioning. I'll go over this more in the tool wall video, which (hopefully) will be out in a couple of weeks.
Thanks! I actually just finished building this tool wall a couple of days ago, and prefer this over French cleats, pegboards, etc. With just a flat board, I'm not limited to the specified rows. It's true that rearranging is easier with those systems, but I find them confining, and rearranging isn't something that I would do very often. I think though there are situations where people do have to rearrange often, and other systems would be a better fit for them. I hope this makes sense. Anyway, thanks again!
I noticed @ 4:52 when you installed that towel holder that your hand plane and coping saw holders were missing. Do you plan on doing a video for those as well?
A lot of the holders I built for the tool wall were done off-camera because of the complication involved in building each one (each holder is custom). Some of the items took a couple of tries or more to nail something down that worked well. That said, I will probably go over most of the tool holders when I do a video fo the tool wall, and show the final results of how each one was built. If I find myself with a lot of extra time, I'll consider doing a rebuild of one of the plane holders step by step. I hope this helps!
Thank you, and thanks for the feedback! I'll probably secure it (along with most of the other items on the tool board) with screws once their more permanent positions have been determined. That said, even just using pin nails, I'm surprised at how well they hold by just shooting a few at opposing angles. I'll probably leave some of the smaller items with just the nails because of it in fact. Anyway, thanks again!
That's an awesome build except for the pins. That's cheap "quantity vs. quality" style. I'd rather use glue and screws. I am busy building one right now.
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Nice idea. I will be building one today. Many thanks for sharing.
Great job. 1st time sub here n i appreciate you sharin this one👍🏼. Was lookin for ideas for my paper towels in garage n i found the winner💪🏼. Gonna get to it now. Dont you just love creating🤩. Have to say, better then sittin n flippin the tube🤦🏻♂️. Thanks again 👊🏼
Blessings n Safety to u n ur loved ones n all who took the time to read ths msg🙋🏻♂️
Did you make one? :)
Another well done job Tommy and its definitely needed in my shop instead knocking over the paper towels on the floor
Thank you, Daryl! It was definitely long overdue for my shop as well. Not to mention that grabbing a paper towel off of a roll that's not nailed down is just asking for difficulty....and an unrolled roll across the floor 🤣
Beautiful work
Making one tomorrow.. Thank you for the free download. I will add a weight to stop the paper towels from unraveling when my fan is running.
That's a good idea. What really made me say wow was the angle grinder chop saw. I must make one.
Thank you! Good luck with the chop saw project - be sure to check out the video for that as well!
Great work on the shop towel holder Tommy! Thanks for sharing the video with us. 👍😎JP
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Your very welcome Tommy! Thanks!😎
Really like the shelf
Thank you!
Simplicity at its best. Love this.
Thanks! I'm glad you like it!
Nice and simple! Great idea! I need to get my lazy butt down to my shop!!
Thanks - I'm glad you like it! Now get your butt down there and make one!
Well done !! Very good job and thanks for sharing.
Michel from south of France.
Thank you, Michel!
Very nicely done! It looks good and it can store things close at hand.
Thanks! Glad you like it!
Quick and easy and it solves a problem! Great job!
Thank you!
Easy to do project that serves a useful purpose. Love it!
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed the project!
Great tutorial & plans. This was exactly what I was looking for and I even made a second one that I modified slightly to use as a tape dispenser
Great idea!
GREAT BUILD EFFECTIVE YET EASY
Thanks! Glad you like it!
Nice build and idea Tom
Thank you, Craig!
Nice simple useful project, well presented, thanks for sharing 👍
I’m glad you enjoyed it!
Well done - uses of alot of very useful techniques to master
Thank you!
I love simple and useful projects!
Thank you!
Great flexible hands!
Love it, simple, less is more! Thank you👍🏾
Thank you!
Hi Tommy, Thank you for the plans . I cannot wait to make one for myself. Cheers.
No problem! Good luck with the project!
Thats a cool vice, for my next one i might make it wide like that
Great paper towel holder. That’s exactly what I was going to make for my workshop next you are telepathic. Very nice design. Keep up the good work.
Thank you! Great minds think alike!
Some more videos on your tool holders, great job on the demo. Same with the chisel holder too.
Thank you, Liz! I'll do a video on the tool wall that covers some of the other holders - I hope this helps!
Yup, I'm gonna build this. Very simple and perfectly effective.
Awesome! Good luck with the build!
Thanks for sharing what a great idea! I’ve been looking for a shop towel holder with a shelf but only found expensive metal ones. I love wood definitely going to make this 😊
Thanks, Debbie, and good luck with the project!
Great wee build mate. Using the other time saving handmade tools in this project was awesome.
Thank you, James!
Simple and functional! Looks great Tommy! Can't wait for the next video!
Thanks! I'm already working on the next one, so hopefully it won't be too long!
Your Homemade tools are really awesome
Thank you!
Totally awesome with a capital "F" in front, great build and great videos.
Thank you!
Great project for any skill level. And functional
Thanks, Bret! I'm glad you dig it!
I have help build large aircraft tooling for years. My toolbox has several hand made tools, because I needed something specific.
I appreciate thinking outside of the box, have a great weekend. God bless!
Thanks again! I hope you have a great weekend as well!
Nicely done Tommy! I really like how you cut the grove for the holder. Thanks..............
Thank you! I owe it all to the router table - I sort of held off on building it for a while. I love it now, and wish I would have built it long ago. Anyway, thanks again!
Great project Tommy. Cheers, Huw
Thanks, Huw!
Absolutely brilliant idea thank you very much !
Thank you, and you're very welcome!
Tommy what a great design and build I'm going to try to build it myself I really like that air hammer you have I'll be watching all your videos God bless
Thank you, John! I'll be posting free plans on my website soon, so check the website in a day or so. Thank you for watching the channel, and good luck with the project!
Recently found your channel, your very talented and have inspired me to work more with wood. You guys in the us get better grade ply wood than us here in Australia. Great job
Good idea!
Thanks!
Hey, that was fast! Thanks for sharing.
No problem! I'm glad you liked it!
Nice simple solution!
Thank you!
Nice and simple project. You might want to mention that the second router cut is a climb cut so it's really important to maintain control of the work piece while you are making that slot.
Hal, thank you, and thanks for the safety tip! I guess really I should have extended the fence and flipped it around so it was easier/safer. Thanks again!
I'm not a huge fan of my router mainly bc I hate buying the bits and dust collection is a pain so I think I will just use 2 pieces of ply glued together for the sides (1 with the dowel track and the other solid) love all the harbor freight tools. Your videos always exhibit your skill and creativity, glad you're not a tool snob!
Thank you, Matthew! I'm not opposed to buying expensive tools, especially if they're needed to achieve the goal, but I feel like in a lot cases spending more money doesn't necessarily translate into better results. Good luck with the project - let me know how the project goes!
Awesome work dude. Subscribed.
Thank you, and welcome to the channel!
Great job, I need to build it!
Thank you! I should have the free plans up within the next day or so!
Very cool 😃👍!
great Tommy 👍🏼
Thank you!
I looked over your site and didn’t see the plans/ build for your work bench. Love the fact it has casters and a pull out chopsaw as well as the table saw interested in making it with the shop towel dispenser of course.
Robert, thank you for your interest in the workbench! All the stuff I sell can be found on the "shop" page, which is here: oneminuteworkbench.com/shop/ and the workbench plans, specifically, are here: oneminuteworkbench.com/product/all-in-one-workbench-building-instructions/ Lastly, I should have the free plans for the shop towel dispenser up within the next couple of days. I hope this helps! Let me know!
nice job Tommy...
Thank you, Mauro!
Great job!
Thank you!
Awesome video! I have been looking for something just like this! I think you should start a business making wooden shops like yours for people. Im amazed how you made everything in your shop out of wood.
Thank you!
Even your simplest projects are very intelligently designed. I always get a little too excited when I see a new OMWB post if my feed.
Thanks, Chris! I appreciate the nice compliment. I'm happy to know you're still watching the channel, and I'm especially happy to know that you get excited when a new video comes out. 🙂 Hope everything is going well in your shop!
@@OneMinuteWorkbench You know it. I'll be happy to buy you a beer or three next time I'm in your neck of the woods.
Sounds good!
Welldone my friend 👍
Thanks!
Thanks. I haven't got a router but work out something. Your plan has passing clean lines.
Hey Tommy, that's a very cool project for me ( newbie)😊 thank you
No problem! I'm glad you enjoyed the project, and wish you warm welcome to the hobby!
That was smart
You should use the blue shop towels, they are much better than kitchen towels for the shop.
Thanks for the tip!
Nice job Tommy, I'm planning on making something similar but magnetic to have it on a metal toolchest
Thanks! Let me know how it goes!
Awesome video. Just be sure to measure your roll and to buy the same brand and size we built a cool rustic Outhouse toilet paper holder, then we found out that the toilet paper roll we had was small compared to a lot of other brands
Thanks! And thanks for the feedback! I did some recon before deciding on the measurements. I used a Kirkland brand power towel roll to start with because it has a larger diameter than most. That said, I should have a wide variety of rolls that will fit, even the nice blue ones by Scott. Thanks again!
@@OneMinuteWorkbench awesome, my comment was more aimed at people like myself that lack either the experience or foresight lol awesome work
lol...I'm sure you have both. We've all made something where we didn't consider all of the variables - it happens to the best of us!
Saludos, buen trabajo.✔️👍🇪🇸
¡Gracias! ¡Me alegra que te guste!
Gracias por compartir , mañana me voy a hacer uno , con tu permiso
¡Claro! ¡Estaré publicando planes gratuitos en mi sitio web dentro de los próximos días!
👍, thanks for sharing
No problem! I'm glad you like it!
Nice to see those tools you built coming to good use. I know you're building a tool wall but have you seen Adam Savage's "tool cart". I can't think of a better person to build one of those than you. That is if you find it useful. I personally would love to have all my tools on a cart that I can roll around and have all the tools at the exact spot I'm working at instead of having to walk over to some drawers or a tool wall.
Thanks! And thanks for the video recommendation - I'll check it out!
I love your angle grinder chop saw! Did you do a video on that? Very nice build on the paper towel holder as well. Have a great day!
Thank you! Here's a link for the chop saw: th-cam.com/video/FH_-DqtLpmY/w-d-xo.html I hope this helps!
Shop tour!!!
That's a good idea...I'll start thinking about putting one together. Thanks for sharing the idea!
Great project. What drawing program did you use to create the plans?
Thanks! I use SolidWorks, but I recommend SketchUp if you’re looking to try your hand at CAD. It’s free and there’s a good support community. I hope this helps!
Very nice. Two Q,s Are you doing a video on the entire wall build, and what brand are your chisels
The chisels are Narex, and I will be doing a video about the wall, but not about every single tool holder on the wall. I will actually be doing a video about the chisel holder though, which should be out this weekend. I hope this helps!
Cool. I have limited space , I built the V2 bench , now I am looking at the back wall of the garage. I like what you are doing. I was considering a French cleat system but not really sold on the idea. I like that each tool or set of tools has its own spot, also it does look like you can modify the wall if neede@@OneMinuteWorkbench
Thanks again for buying the plans and building the workbench. I think I remember that you wrote a review and sent me some awesome pics - thanks also for that. I hear you about French cleats - I'm not really a fan of the system, and definitely not a fan of pegboards (I've been wanting to get rid of my pegboard for a long time). I feel like most of those systems are too restricting - I want to be able to position the tools to maximize efficiency of space. With the way I'm doing it, you can definitely reposition them...it's not as easy as a French cleat or pegboard, but since I probably won't reposition things except once every couple of years, I think the better use of space is worth the extra bit of trouble in repositioning. I'll go over this more in the tool wall video, which (hopefully) will be out in a couple of weeks.
Hi! Nice video but I am unable to get the free plan. Something is wrong with the website
Great build. Simple but effective.
BTW, have you considered converting that wall to a french cleat system?
Thanks! I actually just finished building this tool wall a couple of days ago, and prefer this over French cleats, pegboards, etc. With just a flat board, I'm not limited to the specified rows. It's true that rearranging is easier with those systems, but I find them confining, and rearranging isn't something that I would do very often. I think though there are situations where people do have to rearrange often, and other systems would be a better fit for them. I hope this makes sense. Anyway, thanks again!
Sweet
Thanks!
I noticed @ 4:52 when you installed that towel holder that your hand plane and coping saw holders were missing. Do you plan on doing a video for those as well?
A lot of the holders I built for the tool wall were done off-camera because of the complication involved in building each one (each holder is custom). Some of the items took a couple of tries or more to nail something down that worked well. That said, I will probably go over most of the tool holders when I do a video fo the tool wall, and show the final results of how each one was built. If I find myself with a lot of extra time, I'll consider doing a rebuild of one of the plane holders step by step. I hope this helps!
Nice job, but thinking you might need a couple screws into the plywood, just in case.
Thank you, and thanks for the feedback! I'll probably secure it (along with most of the other items on the tool board) with screws once their more permanent positions have been determined. That said, even just using pin nails, I'm surprised at how well they hold by just shooting a few at opposing angles. I'll probably leave some of the smaller items with just the nails because of it in fact. Anyway, thanks again!
1/2 inch plywood?
what marking gauge do you have?
Here you go: www.amazon.com/dp/B00B3ZS2J2/ref=cm_sw_em_r_mt_dp_U_CAZVCb04KHB6G I hope this helps!
I'd call that "a shelf with a paper towel holder under it (just make the side longer)"
should also work for zee Toilet Paper.. :)
😂
That's an awesome build except for the pins. That's cheap "quantity vs. quality" style. I'd rather use glue and screws. I am busy building one right now.
Plans please
I’ll have them on the website within a day or so. I hope this helps!
I would have called it a paper towel holder with a built-in tool wall.
Lol best comment of the day so far 🤣
@@OneMinuteWorkbench Thanks! You content providers need some humor every now and then.