Supply Chain Collapse: Things You Should Buy NOW!
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This had basically nothing to do with what'll be in short supply
That’s what I thought
Welcome to wranglerstar! Lol
None of you are in the know. All petroleum products will be in short supply.
@@josephg.3370 🤣what wont! Be in short supply!?
Thanks for the heads up, I’m out before the commercials are over lol
You just blew my mind with the stuff behind the wall. I always wondered why you did that, big plot twist!
And I believe he did it that size to go around his compressor.
I primarily use my table saw to create small projectiles and launch them at terrifying speeds in order to create decorative dents in the drywall on the opposite side of the garage. Looks like the method shown here would fit in well with my usage habits.
I'd cut the 45 with a jigsaw and skip the table saw all together.
I've seen what happens when experienced professionals use a table saw the wrong way really carefully. Ugly :)
😄😄👍🏼
I shot the 14thish richest man in Canada's brother some years ago with a table saw right in the abdomen. It was a fairly large chunk too. It happens.
I'm just a homeschooling mom of two boys; my garage is my space to garden once they go to bed. The clutter keeps me stuck so much. Thank you for sharing this! Now, I just need to find out how to make it happen ;)
I appreciate this information, I’m at the stage of building a partition wall in my workshop and a plywood wall with French cleat shelving is the perfect solution thanks 👍
An added benefit to the 8" shelf is you cant pile junk in front of other junk, in front of other junk... There is nothing worse than having to empty an entire shelf to get to the thing you need that got pushed to the very back, then having to put everything back.
Also, those French cleat cuts could definitely benefit from a band saw!
My garage is in dire need of some quality shelving..... and one of those laminated 2x4 workbenches!
May the fizz be with you!
I’m not usually the safety sally type but the table saw is one tool I don’t mess around with. Working in a cabinet shop has shown me the horrors of what it can do if not respected.
Completely agree. I do a lot of woodworking but I’d never do that with a table saw. Sad he just brushes it off as Safety Sally when he has so many viewers that don’t know how dangerous that cut is.
Completely agree, my father in-law chopped three of his fingers off. Not a tool to corners with safety.
@@ryanpitkin1852 Yep, I'd do that last angle cut on my bandsaw with the wood flat on the table lest I go from professional homeowner to professional amputee
@@anthonymiller8979 Definitely. He could even just use the jig saw he cleaned the cut up with. I hope people read the comments before trying this.
Totally agree with your comment, I currently work in a cabinet shop and know that the table saw is no joke. There is plenty of other ways to make a cut like that In a much safer fashion. That saw can change your life in a moment!
No stinking wonder the store shelves are empty. You have it all!!
When I watched you remove your tools from the back of your work shelf I had thought the tools look so lovely and I felt you were making a mistake. I stand corrected and this seems a far more elegant solution. Looks great!
I really like that design for that storage space especially the shelves that's a really good idea thank you for sharing that great job
Someone is going to amputate a portion of their hand using a table saw like that, especially for a homeowner/non-professional!
a band saw would really be the right tool for this
Oil filters are hard to find in my area I keep about 3-5 oil changes(oil, filter, grease, different lubricants) for all my equipment on hand
I manage an auto parts store, it’s only going to get worse as all the paper on the inside is made in China and they know they have us by huevos. I started buying K&N for my subarus because it’s the only ones I can reliably get, as well as all of my cars taking the same filters. If I were you, I’d go find an advance auto or carquest and go buy a couple master packs of their redline filters that you need. They are cheap and come a dozen to a box. I’d also invest in a bucket pump and buy a couple 5 gallon buckets of your preferred oil. Unfortunately rotella anything is a nightmare for me to get right now because Walmart bought it all up, but if you need a rotella substitute I would suggest Mobil Delvac. All of my customers say it works just as good
This is exactly what I needed to see! I’m trying to get my shop organized and this will work perfectly. Thank you, and may God continue to bless you!
We're currently working on our own French cleat system for our home shop. Gotta say, I'm thoroughly impressed with your setup. We lost our house during COVID so we're starting from scratch. Which stinks at 52 years old. But, God will make a path for us as he always has. We're really quite blessed and thankful for all that we have.
That footage of Portland at the end, across the river in Vancouver is at least as bad.
Dont forget CIA/WEF led ukraine will push russia to launch nuclear strikes
God bless yall!
@@thepitpatrol where did you end up? What state?
@@hisnameisiam808 Arkansas
Excellent example how NOT to use a tablesaw. I was cringing waiting to see your wrist snap. PLEASE use a jigsaw or bandsaw for that. You got lucky.
Agree. Hopefully no one watching mimics that
Now Now he is a professional home do he is safe
Or better yet, a cross-cut sled!
In so many ways I appreciate the commitment to keep worktops clear.
My daughter asked me why I was using a pattern and not just marking each with the last one I cut. I told her "Remember the telephone game? It would be just like that but with wood. You would end up with something completely different from when you started." She got a kick outta that.
ooooooh who doesn't get the fizz seeing that back shelf organization
Surely a sled/jig would have been a better way to make that cut on your table saw. Call me safety Sally all you want but there's a right way and a wrong way to do things. As a professional woodworker I can say with 100% certainty, that is the wrong way. That aside, I do like the french cleat system great use of space. Glad your fingers made it out unscathed.
Agreed, if Will Smith was there, he would have slapped him for making that cut. I wouldn't call you Safety Sally anymore than I would call Cody "Surely."
10/10 you have inspired my wife with many videos, whom I needed desperately to get this fire stoked homesteading.
She is on a shelving and storage kick as well I am too needing to de clutter the garage!
Thankyou for the reminder and ideas!
Its worth pointing out that fingers, despite prepping mentality, are NOT replaceable. Therefore, please DO USE a pushstick and a sled to make your beveled cur on tablesaw. Heck, that way you could run even more at once, as an added advantage.
But ultimately, why not use a jigsaw instead? Or even a handsaw! Now that would be prepper like, assuming no electricity...
There is always one…..
@@ccurrell He's not wrong. I would use my cheap band saw for that little cut.
Amazing, love this type of finish and the hidy hole for the shop. It also keeps a good separation of flammable supply's from accidental sparks etc.
@8:00 5000 safety Sally's cried in unison.
I’m not a safety sally, but that might have been one of the most dangerous things I’ve seen him do in 10 years.
Nice…. I just finished replacing a portion of my roof after a tree fell through it. I took the opportunity to organize and clear things out. It feels good to be organized and stocked up.
I really enjoy the types of videos - shop organization and workflow tips really help me spend more time working on projects. Makes for a happier wife to see my productive around the house and it all starts with a disciplined shop.
Great shelf system. Love that. Question: Earthquake.....would having a small lip on those shelves be useful to keep the small stuff on the shelves in the event of a shake, rattle and roll? Pin nail some 1/4" ply? Or perhaps some eye bolts where there could be a shock cord to bungee the items into the back wall?
You have no idea how excited I am to see what becomes of your blacksmithing
Nice, I just picked up a new place that has a full, unfinished, basement that I intend to be shop and storage, this gives me a number of ideas, thank you.
I would like for you to give an update on that washer and dryer a.k.a. commercial series that you went with a couple years ago. I’d like to know how well you like them.
I'll be building this for sure! Great idea brother
I have used many cases of Amsoil Power Foam over the years. At my last job as the engine man at that scrap yard on Commerical St, part of my job was talking to and ordering from the salesmen who were always coming by trying to sell their products. They were always giving me free samples to try out including some for my personal use. One of the best companies for free stuff was Zep. I built up quite a inventory in 32 years.
Thats a fantastic idea to do for sure. I am going to be building a garage and to have a "floating wall" like that to bury the compressor and other bulky things AND utilize all that wall space like you did is a amazing idea. I am sure to copy this when I build my garage haha thank you again for sharing your years of experience with us east coast men.
As a framing contractor I'm no safety Sally... But oy, you had me cringing on that table saw. 😆
I saw gallon cans of mineral spirits, paint thinner, etc. You should invest in a small flammable cabinet. Safety first.
I love organization and learning new ways to get organized. Thank you for sharing your knowledge. Please do more videos like this.
Beautiful shop! You've inspired me to get to work on mine. Thank you.
I'm so jealous of that - if you could see my garage. Your hard work and ingenuity makes me want to do better.
I am constantly amazed by your ideas and how important they are to my everyday progress. Thank you
Cody, I work in the area of judgment. And the three biggest detriments to judgment are stress, frustration, and CLUTTER. Thumbs up.
Very nice! Love the French Cleat idea. Totally using that.
This is a fantastic idea. Most assume keep the shop as open as possible but wall space is always at a premium. This nook gave you tons of extra wall space and keeps things nice an neat. Great idea
Outstanding, there's no better feeling than being organized !!!!! Gives me the fizz
I love how it looks like a tiny hardware store. I couldn't do it, however. I'd obsess over replenishment. I do this with a lot of things. I had to turn off my battery percentage on my phone and tablet because I start getting anxious once they drop below 70%.
Exactly! Me too.
It may help you to know that charging your batteries only when they hit around 40% and only up to around 80% will dramatically increase the battery's duty life. Assuming your devices use common Lithium ion batteries and you are able to keep such a charging schedule, you can get the max life out of your batteries. So when they drop below 70%, you have no reason to be anxious. Cheers.
@@eltomas3634 I'm well aware. Thanks though!
@@MrEazyE357 OK. Yeah I guess that was for you too. Very good.
Thank you for sharing this with us. My shop will look like yours someday.
I get what you mean about clutter but, man, I don’t know if I’d consider that clutter. Those shelves (and all the goods) actually give me the ol’ fizz. I’d be proud to look at that in my shop haha.
Awesome setup! 👍👍
Last fall I had a half gallon jug of brick acid stored on a shelf next to a metal gallon can of Coleman camp fuel. Acid jug developed a slow leak and dissolved the fuel can. The resulting mixture left nearly all my tools in the garage ruined with rust. 😭😭 Lesson learned on proper storage locations I guess.
That’s an awesome home store you got in your shop Cody… one thing I can’t stand about my own work space is clutter as well .. I am trying to figure out some ways to lean down the clutter as well … always have chemicals and Skilsaw, angle grinder staple and nail guns etc all sit under my work bench on the shelf but I can’t stand it so I’ll be looking into some more ideas for organizing my shop… still in the process of ironing out my overall lay out I’m sure things will change again 100 times in the next decade or so
Absolutely love this idea, you’ve shown it before but I always love it and I will be doing this in my garage/shop…
Thank you, always great content. Keep up the incredible work!!👍
Nice organization. That gives me some ideas. Thanks for sharing.
Love the out of sight storage.
The French Cleat is a great system for hanging things. Thanks!
Fantastic idea for shelving. Thanks, Cody!
Love the concept of the clean wall with storage shelves on the reverse side!
Greetings from East Texas! Great video and functional storage ideas. Thank you for sharing!
Have you thought about the Milwaukee Packout storage drawers for that back area? You can get a few 3 and 2 drawer units on a dolly and store all your power tools back there. The dollies make it really easy to push tools around the shop. I use the packout system for contracting. It’s been great to be able to keep all my tools in one spot. Great product, built to last.
Its been fun watching you over the last year+ build that shop into such a cool place.
Helpful idea and even thinking of building one because of clutter. It’ll definitely help. I do agree with a title to change to the video though as it comes off misleading. Just my 2cents. Thanks and hope you guys stay well through everything!
That set-up is absolutely genius.
Outstanding! Thanks for the technique and encouragement. Peace be with you brother!
Thank you for the relaxation.
Cody your videos are always great and helpful! Thank you! God bless you and your family
I have also found clutter invading my horizontal surfaces in my shop. Time to make some shelves. Thanks!
Wow! I'm so jealous of that organization
That hidden open storage/shelving is so beautifully done I teared up.
Was wondering when you'd jump on the French Cleat bandwagon. Started putting together my French Cleat tool wall about two months ago. A labor of love Brother. Lots on youtube from wood workers. God Bless!
Cody I’m a young man starting out in the trades. From what I understand you’ve spent a lot of time in the construction industry. Could you do a video talking about how you’ve become so successful.
Ha, TH-cam
He's mentioned it before.
@@Roadhouseee agreed, TH-cam. But would he have become successful on TH-cam without acquiring knowledge first?
Hard work and constantly learning.
he did many things.
He and Mrs W have talked about how they got out of debt.
He also ran a wrangler parts reselling business after construction.
Great inspiration, im going to try this
Those French cleat shelf brackets are genius, and the cutting method is genius too if you want to send your viewers to the hospital lol. Folks if you’re not extremely confident with table saws please use a miter gauge with a sacrificial fence screwed to it or a table saw sled to make that last cut.
Even if you feel super confident with table saws, use a miter gauge, or better yet a bandsaw. If not, make sure you own a SawStop table saw. And even then, you better stand out of the way, for when the pieces start flying. Because they surely will be flying.
As I said this cut is only for professional homeowners
@@wranglerstar - I am an ardent fan of yours. Please believe me, I would never dream of correcting anything you do. If I raised your ire, I apologize.
I’m a professional homeowner also. I’m not even close to as experienced as you are. I’m not a Sure Sally, either. My table saw has never bitten me, but I have thrown some chunks of wood across the room. Usually while trying to make an iffy cut.
I am a physician, an anesthesiologist, and have given many anesthetics to many patients injured by table saws.
I have a healthy respect for power tools.
Anyway, love your channel, your instructions over the years, and definitely, your philosophy. Could listen to you all day, just talking about life, family, God, and Country.
I like the concept for fluids, and tool crib
Thanks for the idea 😎
The tablesaw cut gave OSHA the fizz. That organized oil on the shelf gave me the fizz!
Might I recommend a cross cut sled for your table saw? A Glimpse Inside has a good type and he’s a family man.
I wish my husbands workshop looked like that!! He CANNOT keep it organized ;-(
I decided to build a motorized bike this month. Easy to maintain, just keep spare nuts and bolts around, and a bunch of bottles of 2 stroke oil. Good to know I have a back up if things go totally south, and it get's about 100 miles to the gallon. The bike and motor, cost a total of $220. would have been closer to $170 if I bought my bike used.
Definitely considering an attempt at French cleat shelf's. I could use a few more woodworking videos, though
Love this design, thanks for the video. I watch all of your videos but this one was especially useful!
thanks for sharing!
Nice idea, really organized 👍
Thank you very much!
What a great idea, I think I'll start using the French cleat idea Cody looks easy and handy.
I use that same design in my shop, but have everything is held in place with 1/4 inch diameter bungie cords in case we get a earth shaker. Not good having flammable liquids all over the floor. I try not to store stuff in glass if possible. Also in my shop I used screws to build everything and can be changed if needed.
I own a Napa and i bought lots of oil cause I heard from someone in general motors it was gonna be hard to get. Well now you can't find several brands.
Now that is a sight to behold! Excellent work, Cody!
Looks great, will the wood where you used to have your tools become the same color or will the “stripes” always be visible?
wow what a great idea, and wonderfully executed too Cody!! wouldve never thought of it myself, pure genius!
I always got frustrated with large clunky corded tools such as a circular saw or jig saw that either take up space or dont fit in a standard mechanics tool chest so i bought some used filing cabinets for $25 each and incorporated them under the work bench.
Now that gives me the FIZZ!! I love making my shelves look like the stores.
That shelving addition is amazing ! Also just wondering where are your fire extinguisher locations in case, you know, forging, fire and a giant wall of flammables
I know right 😕
You could churn these out with a little Jigsaw too if you don't have a table/chop saw. Very neat system, I like it a lot
I’m in parts purchasing in the Chicago area. Things are bad we can’t get basic parts even things made in USA. Items that used to come in less than 2 weeks are now 6 months out
That is a good idea!!!! I have been keeping my amsoil i a large metal locker to keep I organized and out of the way. But the hall is a awesome idea :)
love the tool crib. i also 2nd amsoil. i run amsoil saber mixed at 75:1 in all my 2 stroke engines.
Maybe it's just me but I had that tingling feeling when the camera panned behind the wall 🤣
Hardware organization is a good one too. Thanks Cody
yikes!! i’m no safety sally but damn cody!! dragging solid oak through a table saw is ultra ballsy 😎
That is genius I am definitely going to put something like that in my shop!
That shop is amazing!
Thank you for the video