DiResta Wrench Storage Roll up
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2024
- Watch me use an old waxed canvas tarp to make a wrench roll up to keep in my truck !
I am using a juki industrial machine I got on craigslist.
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I love the double line of stitches through the piece, it looks so professional and super durable!
Too few guys know how to sew! Nice build, and cool idea using spray adhesive instead of pins.
A shop apron might be a good project for the rest of it.
Women wear aprons. 💪
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@@MarkWladika Capitalism has failed. Time for a new system of fair distribution. 🔥
@@SalandFindles Yes. It's called the Maker Society.
Abso-friggin-lutely. Apron YES. Spray-painted DiRESTA. Sold in your store.
simple, smart idea, no annoying soundtruck, no unnececessary talking. wonderful. thank you jimmy
I love this. TH-cam needs more of these work/tool sewing videos. Thanks
Alexander Dyer your version is pretty awesome.
May I say: classic diresta! Awesome project btw
1.5 million subscribers + years later and Jimmy is still putting out GREAT, steady content.
My dads old Montgomery Ward set of wrenches came in a tool roll. I have always wanted to get one for my set. I think this one you have made is perfect.
Oh My......
You have many skills
In México they would say to you " todologo " that means you know to do everything
Good job like always
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Thanks for always keep presenting us with a new set of skills needed to tackle any kind of project.
Personally, it doesn't matter if you're using a machete, sewing machine, or a CNC plasma cutter.
What I enjoy is watching you tackle a new problem and finding fast, creative solutions. Thanks, again.
Such a simple project but so inspiring. Thanks for sharing.
Every single video I find myself adding another thing to my list of things to make. Awesome job as always.
Loved your video, editing is excellent, and the workmanship is outstanding !!
We really enjoyed the whole thing 💕
Thank you - Ted & Rosie 🌹
What is really outstanding is how you established your style over the years: stencil, throwing, ice pick, etc and how the community adopts it.
Best thing about this besides the awesome job you did making it was the vintage seasoned canvas you use .... Love it Bro!!👍👍
Jimmy, never stop making things and throwing sharp and/or pointed objects on them after you finished them! Thanks for sharing!
Something calming about watching you sew
Only Jimmy can take something as simple as a tool rollup and make it absolutely amazing. Stay safe and creative brother.
Love your videos, simple ways to improve ones tool management
Jimmy The man with golden hands.
Hello from France.
That's brass
My mom first taught me how to use needle and thread when I was a kid. My wife taught me how to use her sewing machine almost 20 years ago. This confirms it....makers make with any tool they get their hands on. I wish I had an industrial sewing machine....you're my hero Ferris!!
My first tool kit at the age of 6 or 7 was a canvas roll up with a cloth tie. Brought back some fond memories. 😃
Thanks for the video. 👍
My mom taught me how to sew and cook. Life lessons that everybody should know.
Flashbacks to my Dad and his hardware store. He made tool rolls for basic wrenches like yours, plumbing tools and one for electrical. Whenever there was an electrical problem around the store/house (we lived above the store) or for a customer that is what he would take with him. Roll it out on the spot, protects the surface and everything you need is right there! When my Dad passed away my Mom didn't know what they were for, took all the tools out of all the rolls, put the tools in box and threw the rolls out! :(
I like how you used a dirty old piece of ripped canvas and turned it to practical use. Didn’t expect the pouch though.
Beautiful how the sewing machine almost becomes an extension of you, everything flowing so quickly & accurately with the lovely spins at the one of each dividing section. Thanks for sharing!
I make lots of bags for small tool storage, covers for stuff you want to keep dust off of and recently made a zippered dopp bag just for all the pencils, pens and makers that get thrown on the console of the truck. Real me do sew! I started by making bags for the custom multi piece fly rods that I make and couldn’t find bags for. Same exact concept as the tool rolls. My son is a maker of custom bags he sell online. Makes them out of milspec cordura and ballistic nylon in every camo pattern imaginable. He has three commercial machines and I’m the recipient of all his short rolls for my small projects.
Nobody:
Jimmy: throws anything sharp on the table
then he should dive head first into the table.
@@steveredenbaugh9058 i see what you did there
@@steveredenbaugh9058 YOU FIRST TO SHOW US HOW TO DO IT
I don't even have tools and I watched this. GREAT VIDEO!
Darren !!!!
Best 7 minutes of my day - Thanks Jimmy!!!
I have a shop apron made from oilskin that was my grandfather-in-law's. (He was a stone mason that repaired the churches of the Old Town in Tallinn, Estonia.)
For 75 years, St Olaf’s church in Tallinn was the tallest building in the world! That distinction ended in 1625, however. I have a picture of my daughter standing on the terrifying narrow planks of the tower observation platform. Your grandfather had nerves of steel.
Nice job. Great to re-purpose that canvas instead of tossing it in a landfill. Was a little surprised the Juki wasn't a walking foot machine.
Wait, wait, wait. No CNC. No Wazer. No plasma cutter. Man, Jimmy, you've changed.
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this brings back memories of all kinds of tool rolls... electrical tools, plumbing tools, woodworking tools...
fyi that juki has a thread cutter in the back, you drag the piece being sewed over it and it cuts the threads to the proper length
Yeah, but it wastes line, most of them do. There was one made by Singer that popped out of the deck if you pressed a small lever, but for whatever reason, it hasn't been made in 40 years even tho it was the best solution so far.
@@aserta Do you happen to recall the model of that Singer?
The other day I tried to make a bag out of retired fire hose. I learned that being able to sew isn't as easy as it looks. Great job.
Made something similar from a pants leg for my rasps and files. Asked mom to show me how to use her sewing machine. Thanks mom!
You are impressively good on that stitching, I would have those lines looking like the town drunk put them in there shoving that flimsy cloth around!
Yes! A real man CAN operate a sewing machine. I'm bringing mine out of the closet into the shop.
You rock, Jimmy D.
I'm jealous of how well those scissors cut
I never knew I wanted to watch a sewing channel so badly.... 😂😂 Cool video Jimmy! 🤘👍
Many years ago we had a pop up camper that used poles and waxed canvas (before the time of crank up pop up campers). That stuff was crazy durable. This is a nice substitute for leather. Nicely done dude! 😎
Classic DiResta! Nice to see you using a sewing machine again.
Jimmy's fancy sewing and knife throwing show!
love it!
Nice video Jimmy! It doesn't matter which of your videos I watch, I always learn some awesome tricks
him running away with the roll up kit was super funny made my day love you diresta
Classic DiResta. With better lightng. Love the content
Super video 👍🏻 adding the ice pick at the end was a nice touch!
Love it. I made one out of an old pair of jeans for my wrench set. Extremely helpful in keeping tools neat
A man of many talents
Thanks Jimmy! Great and simple project. I drive a flatbed and can get lots of old green tarps. You have given me ideas.
Love a good sewing project. Fabric is so nice to work with because you can always find a use for scraps, even if it's just as stuffing.
A man who can use a sewing machine I rate up there with my dad.
Love how many times you threw things down. 😁
Nice and very practical project . I made mine twenty years ago and they are still serving well. Good video evan without commentary. Thank you Jimmy
I like it. It is a nice, simple design. Easy to make...I really need to fix my sewing machine. Been sewing everything by hand for YEARS.
Man. Gots to love a good Diresta video. Relaxing.
Made a similar thing for my skateboard tools back in the 80's, kept it in my pocket before I had a truck. Screwdriver with a flip shaft Pliers and an adjustable Spanner. The rag was also used to clean up Nice simple job took me back watching this. Cheers
Fabric TOO. You are amazing
I've been wanting the wife to make me one of those for ages... Must show her this vid... Great tutorial
My wife said she's making me one of these now. I'm glad she subscribed to your channel 👍
That oiled canvas is so awesome. I love jackets/pants made of it.
Waxed canvas for me. 20% more chest and testicular hair growth just by having the stuff in your proximity over oiled canvas.
Organizational videos like this really butter my bread.
Yes, Frick yes and more yes. I found some chinese waxed canvas tool rolls on amazon for like 20 bucks and I can't believe how well they're holding up just because it's so hard to screw up a tool roll.
I've got about 3 sets of wrenches and a set of screwdrivers in one roll that fits in my hand. Most people fill an entire toolbox with that, and they just stay under the back seat of my truck.
Jimmy you never cease to amaze. You are a true MAKER. Is there anything you can't do. Please say there is so I feel better about myself. Thanks.
ha ha jimmy in the sewing studio👍 cool tool roll
[Jaw drop] Is there anything you CAN'T do? I literally searched "canvas tool roll" to make one for my dad. His old one is being held with tape. And you popped up! Great job! I think I can do this. I'll have to practice on the knife stick though!
Love the ending! Throwing it on the table, throwing a knife for for good measure. Love it!
So cool, this one is back in the groove of early vids that got me hooked. Thank you jimmy
Thanks for the video. I made my own based on your approach. Used a mid weight canvas I purchased from Home Depot.
Another example of your Genius Jummy. Brilliant Video. Thank you for sharing, All the best from North London UK.
I learned a lot from you
you the king Jimmy diresta
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New Diresta videos are why I stay up late 😁 Well done, sir!!
Dude... you are a maker god! You can make everything. Wood, metal an now this... very well done man. I'm amazed about your skills... again. Greetings
That is awsome. My old plastic roll is on the way out I didn't think of making one.
So good as always! That sewing machine is super cool. Thanks for sharing. Cheers!
Another amazing Vid!
Nothing better than organized tools! Sleep Well Jimmy!
This video started with the basement shop feel, the benchtop is getting broke in nicely. I thought it was another retro video until the end showed the garage door.
Man of many skills.
I’ve never heard of waxed canvas tarps, but it looks durable as hell. That industrial machine handled it like it was nothing. I used an industrial Bernina machine in college and that thing just flew. When the school upgraded everything at the end of the year, they offered the old ones to the class for $500 each. I still regret being a poor college student and not being able to pick it up (nor have a truck to transport it or the space in my apartment). I at least got an awesome overlock machine for $50.
Very good Jimmy! 😉
I am so glad you made that #jimmydiresta! My Craftsman wrench storage roll ups are worn out and I haven't been able to find them. I have some canvas I can use for it and you've inspired me to make some for myself. Thanks for the video!
Jimmy is the king of doing things 'by eye'.
I gotta say... Those plastic holders that they come in are not bad.
I have both types of holders...... I can't really say one is better than the other.
such personality in a simple piece of canvas!
I like the way you toss the retail packaging on the floor... bringing it back down both feet on the ground pragmatism.
Butta Boom, Butta Bing !
DiResta for the win! Always creative, always fun.
I own a commercial version of this, mine has a handle, I really like his carry bag addition, as an occasional wrench slips out if I don't tie it tight enough. Now I kinda wish I'd made one myself. He and Pask Makes should get together and build something amazing.
I did the same to carry art brushes, except that I used a lace to keep it closed, instead of a bag. Well done, Jimmy !
As always you make it look easy! Beautiful job.
i would like to learn to Sew! Looks awesome.
There's always room for an ice pick!
Or two
Sweet. DIRESTA branded wrench kits. I need to check my local hardware store. 🔥
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@@mwilliams2496 Delightful!!!
It's just a different kind of power tool. My dad always kept his wrenches in a canvas roll. I keep mine hanging on the wall. Thanks for sharing!
Awesome - love seeing men sew
Gratuitous slamming adds that extra touch. Nice. 👍
Dude, it can't be more appropriate upload for me ever :D Just scored nice collection of augers, needing some soft, silky, wrappy & oily touch, while not on the job :D Thanks!!!
You my good man have earned a subscribe! That was a slick video. Every step was clear there wasn't a word of dialogue and yet I got your message. Good ish sir.
Jimmy, I’ve got an Idea for you. your workbench table tops table tops are so used and paint spattered and cut up, they’re really beautiful. You could cut those up and make them into tables (Laura Kampf did a similar thing in a video last year) anyway you could auction them off to your fans for some extra cash or donate the money. I’m pretty sure anyone would want a coffee table made of jimmies old workbench.
Oh yes ! Classic , awesome, delightful, Diresta videos.👍👍👍