As a final touch I had my wife label each drawer so you would know exactly where everything is and you would not have to open each drawer to find different tools. Those strips on each drawer pull out so you can label them. A great video I enjoyed it.
Exactly, it's not about the 5% you use often, it's about having that 1 tool, that makes the job simpler, when you need it, without breaking your stride on the job at hand.
1/2" piece of plywood across the top, will give you a level surface to throw down a butcher block work top across all of them. I have the same box, with side cab's on both sides. I did the 1/2" plywood, with a 1" piece of plywood across all 3. Solid as hell.
@@JustinTBraun I love having the 4 long top drawers in a row with no small drawers separating them. Those is why I went with the 44's as well. 👍 1) Sockets 2) Ratchets / Extensions / Adaptors 3) Wrenches 4) Screwdrivers / T Handles / Driver Bits
Great Video I seen your idea visually a long time ago when you first mentioned it and not for nothing it was always a very intellectual smart idea from the start which I understood this because it saved you more than a reasonable amount testically compared to purchasing a big long expensive tool truck Brand box with less room your idea from the start was always the best bang for your buck because the cubic storage space was all that it matter instead of one drowning themselves in dept with less room to work with because tool Storages dont make money tools do ....This was Excellent video and great demonstration and a very key eye opener and example to the ones who are paying attention
@@JustinTBraun Not for nothing it would be nice if there was metal fabricator who could customly design a long stainless top that exceeds the length for the 4 boxes or 6 if you do decide to add the 2 other additional boxes and design it in a way were that it could just drop on top flush like a box lid were that it can easily be removed by lifting it off the top just in case you need to move them or relocate but it would look nice if you were to do that better patent the idea before harbor freight steel it
Something i did with my split loom was to take a 5 gallon bucket, and drill a hole in the lid (or the bottom), and coiled the loom inside neatly so that as you pull it out it self uncoils. I put my hole in the lid, and store them on a shelf, but you could also put the hole in the bottom, and hang them from the ceiling. With all that I really only use split loom in locations where the wire could be exposed to an extreme abrasion (like under a vehicle, or trailer) everywhere else i use techflex (the cloth oem style) to protect it.
Nice set up! Hope you got that power probe by now. They are worth every penny. You gave me a great idea with the supply box. I'm planning to buy a 56" harbor freight box and I was going to sell my 44", but I think I'll keep it and use it for wire terminals and the like. Glad to see you have some rivnuts. Not everyone knows about them! You can get smaller installer tools for tight spaces to install them. Great video!
I really enjoyed your video. I recently organized all of my sockets together with the TOOL GRID. IMHO this s no doubt the best socket organizers on the market and this will save you a lot of space in your drawers, you ought to consider it. The system is rather expensive but it is a one time expense. I eliminated all of my socket rails, boxes and trays, saved a lot of space. I tried the tool box widgets and I didn't like them because of their labeling system in identifying the various socket sizes in the drawers. Just thought I would pass this on to you and others, again a GREAT video.
Yes Sir... but here in the burbs, we don't get the land to build. Id be willing to knock the 2.5 car garage down and sacrifice part of my backyard for proper work space. Keep up the solid work!!
the braided isnt split btw. and hose clamps put in a tub on a shelf with all your other assortment containers. loom but in a box on a shelf up above somewhere. hooks in junk drawer put in bin on shelf. stuff you use most put closet to work bench. least used furthest away. power tools put further away. pulley pullers put all in 1 drawer. wrenches, sockets, ratchets, screw drivers, nut drivers, pliers, keep close to work bench. cases of specialty tools on shelf under work bench or bottom couple drawers in outer 2 or 3 cabs
Instead of getting another connect them with end cabinets. They dont have those tabs and can hang between 2 boxes. Ive seen it done and it looks cool. Hell you could do one between each box.
AWESOME! I like that you're not a tool snob. I started a mobile auto repair business and I would love to have that setup but the only way would be to put it in a semi trailer, lol. Right now I just have a Husky mobile work bench, 46" I believe. It works, but it's bursting at the seams.
@@JustinTBraun My work van is a 1998 Chrysler Town and Country with the seats removed, lol. I have the 46" Husky mobile workbench . The top drawer is nothing but wrenches, one drawer for infrequently used pliers, another for frequently used pliers, and about three drawers for other stuff. I have another one of those small tabletop tool chest. The most challenging thing has been finding a good way to store sockets. I finally found a solution. Check my channel out in a couple of hours---finally going to post the video for the Lisle socket holders.
Ok. You are utterly insane. This is so wrong and just...crazy. And I love it. WHY DO I LOVE IT? For one, I like seeing out of the box thinking. And this is out there. Sure, theyre not Snap On, but you saved about a downpayment on a house going this route lol. I do things in a strange way too, so I speak from experience. Im actually re-doing my box (second time this year!) because I got another box that actually used to belong to my father over 30 years ago, then he sold it, now I have it again. And its a mint Mac 50th anniversary. Seller didnt have the keys to it...but I still had them! So yeah, now I have to reoganize, and have a wall of toolbox, but not as long as your setup. Ok, Im going to watch the video now and see whats inside em lol (I do comment as I watch, but I dont think you'll mind the engagement. I could only wish my guys would comment more lol)
That setup is pretty damn cool! That’s a lot of toolbox space for a very decent price. A one piece countertop that covered all of them would be pretty legit. When I build a garage I’m definitely doing a similar but I hope they make them in white when the time comes.
You should really get a Power Tool charging station Rack. I think you will like it better, free up space, and be easier to access. But definitely jealous of this setup.
I had this plan with a bunch of Yukon $300 boxes from HF. Maybe 4-6 yukons which means I've only spent $1200-1800 total. Then overtop do a nice wood workbench top
I'll take the supply toolbox lol can never have to much supplies. Especially like you mentioned if you have to run to the store at night which is already closed.
@@JustinTBraun haha that'll do it! I keep thinking you should continue wrap that loft around to the sides and maximize your sq footage. Get those bins off the ground.
@@JustinTBraun That would be awesome. I'm doing a wrap around loft with a 200+ sq ft common area up top for whatever lol so lots of extra room for things that dont need to be on the floor like my compressor, storage bins from my house, christmas tree, extra parts, junk, lol etc.
@@JustinTBraun ya I think a set up that big would be better with a solid base instead of the casters. It's not like your gonna move a box that's 176 inches around any.
Link to black containers in misc drawers if possible? Looks like they fit great! Great video, but too many green drawers for an old man. I wouldn't remember which tool is where.😎
Man after seeing your tool box, it makes me want to come there and install Kiazen Foam in your boxes! Great video, hopefully one day I will have a similar set up! Also, One other thing I would do is just get a Wood or Metal piece installed across the top of all of them to give you one smooth surface to work on any long objects!
Dude definitely get a PowerProbe. They are awesome. That along with an Autel AL539B is really all I need to diagnose issues. I'm a DIYer so I don't need anything more expensive and those tools let me act like I'm an auto tech 👍
That's quite the setup. I got brand new Powerprobe for 50 bucks on OfferUp. My first tool haul video I showed it. I would suggest checking out OfferUp for one and a SnapOn torque wrench.
I'd never be able to remember which box let alone which drawer had my needle nose pliers in....lol Nice set up but just how many battery operated drills does one guy need! One $15 corded drill and you might be able to clear out 3 drawers of battery operated ones....just saying. Floor space is so valuable to me that stackable boxes are the only way to go....that said I enjoyed your post and seeing your abundant tool collection
Nice set up i would have went green, yellow, green yellow mix it up a little looks great trust me i did it put end cap in yellow on the mopar green us general....
Very nice set-up. If I were organizing, I would categorize by Trade. As an example left to right or right to left; House Items;; Carpentry/Woodworking items, leading to any Masonry, then Plumbing, Welding/Metalworking, then Electrical (Home to the left, then Auto) and finally Sockets/cordless tools in the middle two top drawers, Pliers/Screwdrivers/hammers below that. Any Auto only tools to the far right. I would tend to put related hardware near each Trade, as that's how you would use it. Enjoy!
I did different colors for each box. That way when I'm asking someone else to grab me a tool I say yellow box third drawer on the left. Just easier for help
Awesome set up..got some good ideas..thanks.. I quit buying tool boxes.I started collecting tall file cabinets..lol.. 5-10 bucks a piece all 3 walls stacked..lol more money for tools = win..lol
After using thoes icon sockets for about half a year how are they holding up. Really want them but ive heard they are soft. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated
Wow, Nice setup! The green is awesome. I have been debating between the 44" and 56" tool cabinet. And this video made the decision easy. I love that big top drawer for storing all your power tools, 44" it is. More money left over for tools! I noticed you purchased many of the ICON tools and sockets - any reason you did that over the other lines of tools at Harbor Freight/tool stores?
@@JustinTBraun I just saw some other videos you have about the ICON tools, I'll check them out too. Thanks for the reply and again that is a beautiful toolbox setup.
@ Overtime Garage, where did you get those little Black Parts Trays/Boxes that you have in your Toolbox Drawers to organize small parts and stuff??? I like those.
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when i was a younger man i was all about touring boxes.
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Yup I loved touring boxes when I was young too then I got married and now I'm only allowed to tour my wifes box
@@hachi-rokuperformancegroup3987 this is probably the best comment I've read on TH-cam
Yeah once I read I knew where that was going 🤣
That's pretty harcore bro: respect I hear you
You must be trying to win over a harbor freight girl lmao
Lol hard pass 🤣
LMAO THATS A GOOD ONE
As a final touch I had my wife label each drawer so you would know exactly where everything is
and you would not have to open each drawer to find different tools. Those strips on each drawer
pull out so you can label them. A great video I enjoyed it.
I've thought about doing this. Hey thanks!
(4) 44" tool boxes and still has enough stuff to hang on the walls 👍 good man
Heck yea!
YOU RIGHT ABOUT THAT
2 words... Shop goals.
👌🤘
Let's be real, only 5% of those tools ACTUALLY get used on a daily 😁👍
Good video bro!
Hey thanks
Exactly, it's not about the 5% you use often, it's about having that 1 tool, that makes the job simpler, when you need it, without breaking your stride on the job at hand.
Organization is the key to not loosing shit and getting the job done.
Im from Aus, mlebourne, and a snap-on toolbox is in the thousands, he has 4 toolboxes and filled with tools, thats some money right there!
Yea it is! Crazy stuff
Not snap-on toolboxes, they are from a cheap tool store here in the states called harbor freight. They seem like pretty decent boxes for the price
Love the color of the boxes. They would match my Forney welder perfectly!
Heck yea! Green is the way to go
I really enjoy what you guys do. Like the over the top tool storage! Great stuff!
Well thank you! Much appreciated
1/2" piece of plywood across the top, will give you a level surface to throw down a butcher block work top across all of them. I have the same box, with side cab's on both sides. I did the 1/2" plywood, with a 1" piece of plywood across all 3. Solid as hell.
Thats the plan eventually is to make a 1 piece top for them all. Just need to find some time to do it.
Love the green! Awesome video you've gained a subscriber
Thanks for watching!
Absolutely agree with the box choice, I also have a row of four, only difference is that my two end boxes also have the top boxes on them.
I would eventually like to do that. I've currently got stuff in the way 😬
@@JustinTBraun I love having the 4 long top drawers in a row with no small drawers separating them. Those is why I went with the 44's as well. 👍
1) Sockets
2) Ratchets / Extensions / Adaptors
3) Wrenches
4) Screwdrivers / T Handles / Driver Bits
Its pretty rad! I'd like to get a couple top boxes later.
Great Video I seen your idea visually a long time ago when you first mentioned it and not for nothing it was always a very intellectual smart idea from the start which I understood this because it saved you more than a reasonable amount testically compared to purchasing a big long expensive tool truck Brand box with less room your idea from the start was always the best bang for your buck because the cubic storage space was all that it matter instead of one drowning themselves in dept with less room to work with because tool Storages dont make money tools do ....This was Excellent video and great demonstration and a very key eye opener and example to the ones who are paying attention
Exactly! Its awesome seeing people see my vision as well. Thanks for the support!
@@JustinTBraun #YouAlreadyKnow 👉 👑 Keep up the Good Work 👌
Will do! Thanks for watching 🤘🤘😁
@@JustinTBraun Not for nothing it would be nice if there was metal fabricator who could customly design a long stainless top that exceeds the length for the 4 boxes or 6 if you do decide to add the 2 other additional boxes and design it in a way were that it could just drop on top flush like a box lid were that it can easily be removed by lifting it off the top just in case you need to move them or relocate but it would look nice if you were to do that better patent the idea before harbor freight steel it
Now you just need the green ICON boxes
Yes I do!
Beautiful first drawer!
It has a good look! Lol
Something i did with my split loom was to take a 5 gallon bucket, and drill a hole in the lid (or the bottom), and coiled the loom inside neatly so that as you pull it out it self uncoils. I put my hole in the lid, and store them on a shelf, but you could also put the hole in the bottom, and hang them from the ceiling. With all that I really only use split loom in locations where the wire could be exposed to an extreme abrasion (like under a vehicle, or trailer) everywhere else i use techflex (the cloth oem style) to protect it.
Thats a great idea!
Nice set up! Hope you got that power probe by now. They are worth every penny. You gave me a great idea with the supply box. I'm planning to buy a 56" harbor freight box and I was going to sell my 44", but I think I'll keep it and use it for wire terminals and the like. Glad to see you have some rivnuts. Not everyone knows about them! You can get smaller installer tools for tight spaces to install them. Great video!
That electrical connector drawer.🥰🤤
Its decently filled up
I really enjoyed your video. I recently organized all of my sockets together with the TOOL GRID.
IMHO this s no doubt the best socket organizers on the market and this will save you a lot of space
in your drawers, you ought to consider it. The system is rather expensive but it is a one time expense.
I eliminated all of my socket rails, boxes and trays, saved a lot of space. I tried the tool box widgets
and I didn't like them because of their labeling system in identifying the various socket sizes in the drawers.
Just thought I would pass this on to you and others, again a GREAT video.
Excellent job! Thank you for sharing!
Thanks!
Looks like a great setup!
Works pretty well!
Nice set up. Mine is similar. You can free up space by putting a LOT of that stuff on the wall. My wall is more than multiple tool boxes on it's own.
Been trying to move more stuff up. I'm running out of wall space lol
Oh No #666 to hit the LIKE BUTTON 😂😆. Love the video. Thanks again for sharing your thoughts and videos Rodney
Haha thanks for watching!
YES! THIS! This is exact what I was planning on doing. I thought my idea was original haha guess not
It works well!
All I’m seeing here is my dream workshop in progress. 👍🏼
Time to build it!
Yes Sir...
but here in the burbs, we don't get the land to build. Id be willing to knock the 2.5 car garage down and sacrifice part of my backyard for proper work space. Keep up the solid work!!
Thats no good! I will try!
That's a bad ass set up brother!🔥🔥🔥
Thank you!
the braided isnt split btw. and hose clamps put in a tub on a shelf with all your other assortment containers. loom but in a box on a shelf up above somewhere. hooks in junk drawer put in bin on shelf. stuff you use most put closet to work bench. least used furthest away. power tools put further away. pulley pullers put all in 1 drawer. wrenches, sockets, ratchets, screw drivers, nut drivers, pliers, keep close to work bench. cases of specialty tools on shelf under work bench or bottom couple drawers in outer 2 or 3 cabs
yes. it was... btw.
Instead of getting another connect them with end cabinets. They dont have those tabs and can hang between 2 boxes. Ive seen it done and it looks cool. Hell you could do one between each box.
I've considered doing that. Might have to in the future
AWESOME! I like that you're not a tool snob. I started a mobile auto repair business and I would love to have that setup but the only way would be to put it in a semi trailer, lol. Right now I just have a Husky mobile work bench, 46" I believe. It works, but it's bursting at the seams.
That would be challenging trying to carry a lot with doing mobile repair. Do you have a service box?
@@JustinTBraun My work van is a 1998 Chrysler Town and Country with the seats removed, lol. I have the 46" Husky mobile workbench . The top drawer is nothing but wrenches, one drawer for infrequently used pliers, another for frequently used pliers, and about three drawers for other stuff. I have another one of those small tabletop tool chest.
The most challenging thing has been finding a good way to store sockets. I finally found a solution. Check my channel out in a couple of hours---finally going to post the video for the Lisle socket holders.
That's a lot of organization , Great Job .
Thanks!
Ok. You are utterly insane. This is so wrong and just...crazy. And I love it. WHY DO I LOVE IT?
For one, I like seeing out of the box thinking. And this is out there. Sure, theyre not Snap On, but you saved about a downpayment on a house going this route lol. I do things in a strange way too, so I speak from experience. Im actually re-doing my box (second time this year!) because I got another box that actually used to belong to my father over 30 years ago, then he sold it, now I have it again. And its a mint Mac 50th anniversary. Seller didnt have the keys to it...but I still had them! So yeah, now I have to reoganize, and have a wall of toolbox, but not as long as your setup.
Ok, Im going to watch the video now and see whats inside em lol (I do comment as I watch, but I dont think you'll mind the engagement. I could only wish my guys would comment more lol)
Killer setup and those are some great tools 👌 thanks for the tour!
Thanks! 🤘🤘
That setup is pretty damn cool! That’s a lot of toolbox space for a very decent price. A one piece countertop that covered all of them would be pretty legit. When I build a garage I’m definitely doing a similar but I hope they make them in white when the time comes.
Thanks! Down the road I will make a top that covers them all. But for now this works.
Think they make them in 7 colors now, including white!
You should really get a Power Tool charging station Rack. I think you will like it better, free up space, and be easier to access.
But definitely jealous of this setup.
I need to. Or make one.
You have inspired me to do the same in my shop. I just need to get you over there to bounce some ideas back and forth and come up with a game plan.
Heck yea!
thanks for the videos man
No problem! Thanks for watching 🤘
🤤I’m jealous dude! SWEET set! Keep up the hard work kid
Thanks! Will do 🤘
Looks cool 👍
Hey thanks!
Great vidi Justin 👍 Nice 🧰 setup
Thanks!
The 44 are best bang for the buck
They really are. I'm extremely happy with mine so far.
I love it I like how you organize it
Very Cool ... thanks for sharing !
I had this plan with a bunch of Yukon $300 boxes from HF. Maybe 4-6 yukons which means I've only spent $1200-1800 total. Then overtop do a nice wood workbench top
Some day I will get around to making a top to cover them all. Would be nice
I'll take the supply toolbox lol can never have to much supplies. Especially like you mentioned if you have to run to the store at night which is already closed.
Exactly! 6 years on night shift made me do this 🤣🤣
@@JustinTBraun haha that'll do it! I keep thinking you should continue wrap that loft around to the sides and maximize your sq footage. Get those bins off the ground.
Thats the goal. Just need some more time to get it done. Been talking about doing it soon and making a video
@@JustinTBraun That would be awesome. I'm doing a wrap around loft with a 200+ sq ft common area up top for whatever lol so lots of extra room for things that dont need to be on the floor like my compressor, storage bins from my house, christmas tree, extra parts, junk, lol etc.
It would most definitely be nice to have the extra storage room!
holy shit this makes my recent 56" setup seem extremely insignificant
Just add a few more!
@@JustinTBraun Ha! True!
🤘
Awesome setup! I also like the drawer detents vs. those stupid latches. I have the 26 set but want to add a 44!
Thanks! The detents are the way to go.
I'm definitely gonna get this same set up. I'm gonna remove the casters and built the boxes into a workbench at the back of the garage.
Down the road I would like to put them on there own stand for all of them together.
@@JustinTBraun ya I think a set up that big would be better with a solid base instead of the casters. It's not like your gonna move a box that's 176 inches around any.
towboatjeff don’t take off castors build cabinet taller for cabinet to fit without removal. You’ll thank me down the road.🎓🎓
"My dog was nice enough to chew that one up" :)
🤣🤣 yea
Great box tour. I really like the idea of a supplies box. What kind of plastic storage containers did you use? They fit perfect 3 wide.
Thanks. They are from the vending machine at work that food comes in. They work so dang good!
Looks like Chinese food containers 🤔
Nice set up. If that was a Snap On Mr. Big it would be like 30 grand. The HF Gen 2 boxes are the best bang for the buck.
They really are. 30k is a lot of money!
Looks real nice 👍
🤘
I just barely bought a riv-nut tool freaking awesome tool
Heck yea. There nice tools
That's a great set up dude .
Thanks! Took a long time to fill it and get it setup how I wanted.
Damn dude that's a sweet as fuck set up, thought I had a pretty decent one but yours make mine look like something from Toys'r'Us lmao🤣🤣
Haha thanks man!
Link to black containers in misc drawers if possible? Looks like they fit great! Great video, but too many green drawers for an old man. I wouldn't remember which tool is where.😎
I'll try and find one. They work awesome!
Man after seeing your tool box, it makes me want to come there and install Kiazen Foam in your boxes! Great video, hopefully one day I will have a similar set up! Also, One other thing I would do is just get a Wood or Metal piece installed across the top of all of them to give you one smooth surface to work on any long objects!
The plan is to someday make a piece for the entire top. Eventually lol
We also use that foam at work for organizing
Should do a give away with icon sockets or icon wrenches lol good vids bro like to watch your tool videos god bless you bro
I just might have to! Thanks man 🤘🤘
Awesome tool boxes and tools brother
Hey thanks 🤘🤘
Dude definitely get a PowerProbe. They are awesome. That along with an Autel AL539B is really all I need to diagnose issues. I'm a DIYer so I don't need anything more expensive and those tools let me act like I'm an auto tech 👍
I really need to get one. Should have bought one years ago.
Great tour .... Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Good stuff man! I want to get a second box and start my own wall of boxes haha
Its worth it!
That pick you like is identical to the Craftsman cotter pin puller that I bought back in 1977. @ 3:34
Very impressive. Thank you.
👍🤘
Personally I would stack another box on the ends kinda to make a hutch in the middle. Then grind the middle 2 boxes to put a Long flat work surface.
Thats the plan for in the future when I get a bigger shop. As of right now I don't have enough wall space.
I wouldn't grind any metal. I would do a custom wood top and have it notched for the metal to go into the wood.
Seeing as I do hvac and some plumbing...id have a box that would just have all fittings, parts and what not.
That would work well
you done a few clutches for sure
Yes. I've thrown away all the doubles of the alignment tools.
@@JustinTBraun you are proof professionals do use hf tool so screw the haters. joe smith here loves hf tools
Sweet nice setup
Thanks man!
That's quite the setup. I got brand new Powerprobe for 50 bucks on OfferUp. My first tool haul video I showed it. I would suggest checking out OfferUp for one and a SnapOn torque wrench.
I'll have to check it out! I would love to get both a power probe and snap-on torque wrench
That is a ton of stuff
I like the supply box
🤘
Get a 26 top and bottom and put in remotely for your shop supplies like the hose clamps and bolts
I've got a extra one i could use
You’ve got my wheels spinning on decking one out with divider trays like some of your drawers and using them like my imperial supplies stacks at work.
I'd never be able to remember which box let alone which drawer had my needle nose pliers in....lol
Nice set up but just how many battery operated drills does one guy need!
One $15 corded drill and you might be able to clear out 3 drawers of battery operated ones....just saying.
Floor space is so valuable to me that stackable boxes are the only way to go....that said I enjoyed your post and seeing your abundant tool collection
Thanks!
Good point David people really get carried away with the cordless craze.
Where did you get the black parts containers in the drawer?
Nice set up i would have went green, yellow, green yellow mix it up a little looks great trust me i did it put end cap in yellow on the mopar green us general....
I have that toolbox cheap on price and not cheaply made I highly recommend it.👍
Yes!
Very nice set-up. If I were organizing, I would categorize by Trade. As an example left to right or right to left; House Items;; Carpentry/Woodworking items, leading to any Masonry, then Plumbing, Welding/Metalworking, then Electrical (Home to the left, then Auto) and finally Sockets/cordless tools in the middle two top drawers, Pliers/Screwdrivers/hammers below that. Any Auto only tools to the far right. I would tend to put related hardware near each Trade, as that's how you would use it. Enjoy!
I'll keep that in mind when I go to change it around. Thanks!
If you keep it up, you are about to open up another Harbor Fright Tools.
That would be rad lol
Are you going to label the boxes and maybe update to 72" boxes
I might some day but I already know where everything is at in the drawers so idk 🤷♂️
I did different colors for each box. That way when I'm asking someone else to grab me a tool I say yellow box third drawer on the left. Just easier for help
Thats a good idea. But I love having them all green.
Or you could just say box 3 third drawer on the left
Thats a sweet setup. If I had two boxes my GF would flip her shit let alone 4. Lol
Haha dang women!
Awesome set up..got some good ideas..thanks.. I quit buying tool boxes.I started collecting tall file cabinets..lol.. 5-10 bucks a piece all 3 walls stacked..lol more money for tools = win..lol
Thats rad! Never used a file cabinet in the shop. Might have to in the future.
@@JustinTBraun big tools
Big tools circular saws, tile saws not a problem they fit
Good idea!
So much room for activities
😎😎
Pry bars u need the us general 5 drawer service cart in orange color
You need a bulb drawer. Also organize boxes by tool use.
I'll rearrange it again some day. But for now it works.
Just a DIY guy, I always thought it would be nice to get two HF 44s, one mostly for metric one mainly for SAE.
I thought about separating mine from SAE and metric but have yet to do it.
Overtime Garage you have 4 top drawers! One sae impact, one sae Crome, one metric impact and finally metric Crome😉
Pat Clark-Barnes damn that’s a good idea
@@billlee1724 haha now thats an idea!
I am sure if you used shadow foam you can maximize your organization for example on your pry bars
I've considered using shadow foam. Might give it a try in the future.
@@JustinTBraun It's the best way to go nothing is loose that way you know nothing is missing and you can fit things better I find
Most definitely. We use a lot of that stuff at work. It works very well.
Awesome video. thanks for sharing.
Thanks! 🤘
what containers are you using for the bolts, and electrical supply things? the black ones
They are food containers from our vending machine at work.
Zip ties "how to correctly fix something" I died laughing cause I've been there and done it and seen other people use zip ties to "fix" something
Haha a win is a win! 🤣
After using thoes icon sockets for about half a year how are they holding up. Really want them but ive heard they are soft. Any feedback would be greatly appreciated
They have been holding up very well for me. Still been buying more of there stuff.
Wow, Nice setup! The green is awesome. I have been debating between the 44" and 56" tool cabinet. And this video made the decision easy. I love that big top drawer for storing all your power tools, 44" it is. More money left over for tools! I noticed you purchased many of the ICON tools and sockets - any reason you did that over the other lines of tools at Harbor Freight/tool stores?
Just simply wanted to try them out. And they have been working well so I decided to keep buying them.
@@JustinTBraun I just saw some other videos you have about the ICON tools, I'll check them out too. Thanks for the reply and again that is a beautiful toolbox setup.
Thanks for watching! 🤘🤘
@ Overtime Garage, where did you get those little Black Parts Trays/Boxes that you have in your Toolbox Drawers to organize small parts and stuff???
I like those.
They are containers from the food vending machine at work lol. They fit so dang good!
@@JustinTBraun Man I woulf love to have about a Dozen of those for my Box. They look perfect!!!
I'm considering buying them in bulk and selling them lol
@@JustinTBraun I will buy a bunch of them for work and home shops. Let me know how much they are going to be.
Muy buen video.
Felicidades y siga así
Saludos desde Colombia
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Cool tool box tour don't forget to check out my updated tool box tour.
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Love the idea of buying the 44" boxes to save money 2 boxes 88 inches for less than a 72" box.
Exactly!!
I have teng tools 1100 pc it comes with the organizers
Nice!
Thats nice jeje
Jeje?
Is there any way to keep the drawers from opening? Thinking about putting some of this in a enclosed trailer
You can lock the box when your driving.