Update/Response to comments :) 1. I'm aware that typical WD40 isn't a lubricant. I was using WD40 brand gel Lubricant - amzn.to/2p7FCRi 2. Adam Savage isn't the only person in the world who's made organizational projects, he's just the most famous. 3. I didn't add wheels because this is meant for a table top. If it were on the floor (and taller) wheels would be a great addition! 4. The "crazy face" on my push stick is an emote on my Twitch livestream, join us! www.twitch.tv/iliketomakestuff
Did someone accuse you of copying Adam Savage? One of the reason I have a hard time making TH-cam videos is my fear of being called a copier every time I make something. I've ditched several video projects just because someone else beat me to it in the middle of working on something.
really amazing that you just develop these projects "off the cuff",and they turn out working so well. that's not exactly how my unplanned designs usually roll. *thumbs up for another successful spontaneous project*
Thanks! Of course, they don't always work out, but I'm also perfectly ok with things not being perfect. That makes it easier to deal with the process of building on the fly.
My name's Carlos and I like to watch Bob make stuff...nice work Bob, I especially enjoyed your brain picks with Mathias and Frank Howarth. Keep up the good work.
Can I just say how much I love the way you handle in-video ads? I don't mind ads, but I hate it when maker-type channels take me entirely out of the action for them. Having it done picture-in-picture style means I'm actually going to watch it and it's a lot less intrusive! Plus I also like how in other videos you've integrated sponsor/ad stuff into the projects (thinking of the bed frame + Casper mattress). Keep up the great work!
I 100% wish this could be quantified (outside of offer code traction) to the sponsor so they understood the added value they're getting from Bob doing an ad read this way vs. another channel doing a more standard approach.
Morning checklist: Brew a cup of coffee, make breakfast, watch Bob's new video on Thursday! Have to reduce that scrap pile with a build every once in a while!
Thank you for this, Bob. I'm absolutely going to have to make something like this for my daughter and her craft supplies. That removable top is genius too!
Nice build Bob. My "workbench" is 4' x 8' and when I'm not using more than half of that it gets VERY cluttered, something like this would come in very handy, and I just so happen to have a LOT of scrap plywood I keep tripping over... Thanks for the inspiration!
I just started watching your channel because of how youtube can take someones search and bring them to something totally unrelated. I think your work is amazing and I really enjoy how you seem to fix even the smallest things to make them look perfect. Keep up the good work!
really amazing that you just develop these projects "off the cuff",and they turn out working so well. that's not exactly how my unplanned designs usually roll. thumbs up for another successful spontaneous project 7
Always enjoy your builds. Please keep making mistakes and sharing them. Any fool can edit together a flawless build but it takes courage to share missteps and workarounds- I'd rather know that when I screw-up I'm not the only one.
That push stick with the face on in brilliant!! This is a great design especially for a smaller workshop like my own where I can't spread out all my storage as easily!
Before I start watching I just want to say this. I miss projects like this! I love the channel but it got a bit stale for a while so I am very excited to watch and learn again with you Bob =)
+Matthew Perez I'm certainly glad you enjoy it, but please realize that what's stale for you is not necessarily the same for me or others. I can't make everyone happy, so I don't really try 😀. I do hope you continue to enjoy them and are inspired to make some stuff. Thanks!
Very understandable, I'm sure it happens to everyone at some point for a portion of their audience, and like you said cant make everyone happy. Very awesome video and I am for sure going to clean up the ol shop and get to making! Much love Bob keep making awesome stuff =)
Thanks for the idea, Bob!! I think I will make a smaller one for my work bench. Since I work in the garage in the summer and house in the winter, I'd add a handle to the top to move it around!! Thanks again for all the great ideas!!
That's awesome! I think that'll be my next project. Shop mise en place....all the basics right there. I could see it having a home on the corner of my workbench, and tucked away underneath or even on the floor to the side if I need the room.
Great project! Cool way to have that slanted shelf, that alone is worth watching the video, simple and effective. Thanks for delivering great content as usual Bob!
I how honest you are and don't make everything perfect. You describe the problems we all run into building things. I build a lot of things from my brain and run into obstacles and the lesson is figuring out what I did wrong..lol. Thx
Nice job, Bob! Your comment about the band clamp made me chuckle. So to cut the diagonal grooves for your slanted shelves, did you just freehand that with the router? Or did you use a straightedge to guide it? Couldn't really see.
I just did it freehand, which was a bit scary to be truthful. It worked better than I expected, but you could also clamp on a straight edge at the correct angle and run the router along it. That'd give a perfectly straight line.
I did a lot of DIY things around the house, mostly building things for the yard like decking, planters, fences and things like that. Then my neighbors started to ask if I could do some stuff for them, it's not a full time job or anything. Most of my work up to this point has been repairs or assembly. this is the first project that I've designed and built completely. You can actually follow me on twitter if you want, I'll probably be posting pictures up there when it's finished. twitter.com/SON4RENT
Congratulations this organizer is great. Thank you for sharing your skills. You're the #1 handyman. Estas Cañón!! (Español.-. Felicidades por el organizador, es fantástico. Muchas gracias por compartir tu talento. Eres el #1 de los creadores de soluciones en casa. You are great!!! )
That's a wicked plan for a simple organizer. Another plan that people could adapt would be to make a side (or both) that fit and hit screw boxes, but then again, you could just as easily make a couple versions of this for the shop as well. The peg board ends were a great touch!
Man, I discovered your channel a few months ago and I've watched almost all of the videos like 2 times - even though I haven't made anything that you've made and had shown to us I still watch the videos and try to learn as much as I can. You inspired me to start making my own stuff (like Star Wars helmets - I'm in the middle of making a mandalorian one), and I'm really grateful for it - keep up the great work, and good day to You sir! ;)
This message is to all wood workers. This is a great idea. Take this idea and make it your own. What this guy made this for in his shop doesn't Interest you make something similar to hold tools or whatever so they will be close at hand as you work. Just reach out put up tool you have been useing and get an tool n not have to walk a few steps to get a tool off a tool rack.
haha no not the only one by far just someone else i love to watch :) i wanted to ask actually, would you ever do a collab with someone like tested? i think for one of your prop builds it would be great :)
Thanks Bob, I really like this one. I'm trying to get organized and this is a great project that I believe I can accomplish. Love the channel and especially how you talk us through it and encourage us to do it also. Thanks for sharing your talent, thoughts and videos, Rodney
It seems that I'm new to your channel. I wonder why I haven't noticed it before. The spinning shop organizer is amazing. And for sure (all) your other videos will be too. I only need to find to time to watch them (in winter) Thanks for sharing your skills and knowledge and being an inspiration for so many people.
Great video, as always! Just for knowledge sake, there is a more secure way to attach the lazy susan. There is a larger hole on the base (you can see it in the back at 4:42) designed to give you access to the screw holes on the top. Drill out the material under that hole in the base, then you can fit a screw driver through it to screw the screws into the top material (the top holes line up over the bottom hole, just rotate the top to reach each hole). That means you no longer have to worry about your screws being too long and locking up the lazy susan, and the head of the screw is more secure than just threading a screw through the thin sheet metal.
I like the storage organizer? Would like to make one,but first will need to find where it will fit in my small 12x14 area. Thanks for detailed sharing.
I like the versatility Bob. The tray on the top makes it. Maybe one more tier in between the caddy and the top for screws with no handle...If that makes sense. Thanks again!
An excellent project Bob. My only suggestion would be to add some latches so you could use the handle in the removable top to cary the whole unit at once. Maybe add a removable base unit with castors so there would be an option to place it on the floor if you needed the extra table space or tucked away when not in use.
Great job. I think the best thing about this too is that you could reproduce the bottom and stack that on as an extra module should you find you need some more space. The top would then just attach the same way.
Bob, I love your videos. I am a maker myself and am inspired by you. This organizer is a great shop project. Instead of thin strips of wood to hold the tray at the top, what about magnets?
This is a really cool way of utilising a small storage space (like in my shed). Thanks for sharing this Bob. I will be making one similar when I rearrange my work area. 😉
Man what a great day! David and Bob had amazing videos today! Now I just need one from Jimmy and my day will be complete! Thank you for all the great projects you provide! #makershelpingmakers #makingit
I can think of many uses for this project. and a few ways to change it up a little as well. thanks. every great idea starts with a template...and you provided that
Good Idea. I envision something similar for assembly stuff. One side for hanging drills and maybe even a full blown recharge station. Other side for screw organization and the top caddie for glue up supplies. Ideas are flowing--thanks!!
Hi Bob, nice project thanks for sharing again! just sharpen the cheap chisels and you'll be amazed how good they work. Probably won't hold the edge that long but at least they work great until they need to be resharpened .
great video as always. i do most of my builds on the fly as well. its not about accuracy as much as it is about repeatability. keep up the good work boss.
Update/Response to comments :)
1. I'm aware that typical WD40 isn't a lubricant. I was using WD40 brand gel Lubricant - amzn.to/2p7FCRi
2. Adam Savage isn't the only person in the world who's made organizational projects, he's just the most famous.
3. I didn't add wheels because this is meant for a table top. If it were on the floor (and taller) wheels would be a great addition!
4. The "crazy face" on my push stick is an emote on my Twitch livestream, join us! www.twitch.tv/iliketomakestuff
5. If it had wheels you would not need the Lazy Susan.
See #3
I prefer the lazy susan approach but I believe that 4 wheels (one at each corner) angled at 45 degree would make the cube "spinable"
Just an extra 2¢
Did someone accuse you of copying Adam Savage? One of the reason I have a hard time making TH-cam videos is my fear of being called a copier every time I make something. I've ditched several video projects just because someone else beat me to it in the middle of working on something.
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I checked out your bike rack box. That was a pretty neat project. Keep on rocking, duderino.
really amazing that you just develop these projects "off the cuff",and they turn out working so well. that's not exactly how my unplanned designs usually roll. *thumbs up for another successful spontaneous project*
Thanks! Of course, they don't always work out, but I'm also perfectly ok with things not being perfect. That makes it easier to deal with the process of building on the fly.
My name's Carlos and I like to watch Bob make stuff...nice work Bob, I especially enjoyed your brain picks with Mathias and Frank Howarth. Keep up the good work.
Can I just say how much I love the way you handle in-video ads? I don't mind ads, but I hate it when maker-type channels take me entirely out of the action for them. Having it done picture-in-picture style means I'm actually going to watch it and it's a lot less intrusive! Plus I also like how in other videos you've integrated sponsor/ad stuff into the projects (thinking of the bed frame + Casper mattress). Keep up the great work!
Thanks so much! I really appreciate that! I try to make it as painless as possible for you guys!
I 100% wish this could be quantified (outside of offer code traction) to the sponsor so they understood the added value they're getting from Bob doing an ad read this way vs. another channel doing a more standard approach.
Morning checklist: Brew a cup of coffee, make breakfast, watch Bob's new video on Thursday!
Have to reduce that scrap pile with a build every once in a while!
That sounds like a fantastic routine! (Speaking of... more coffee....)
Build a similar contraption for storing your coffee stuff.
I swear if I come to the USA one day I will come and shake your hand, you are one of the only few genuienly good people i know on youtube
Highlight of my day is when I see a notification that Bob has made another video
Awwww :) Thanks !
Matthew Luna same
Absolutely. I like to make stuff too, but I really like watching Bob make stuff
Matthew Luna same
The best part is that Bob makes something cool while he makes the video.
Thank you for this, Bob. I'm absolutely going to have to make something like this for my daughter and her craft supplies. That removable top is genius too!
Awesome, she'll love it! I hope the video is helpful!!
Nice build Bob. My "workbench" is 4' x 8' and when I'm not using more than half of that it gets VERY cluttered, something like this would come in very handy, and I just so happen to have a LOT of scrap plywood I keep tripping over...
Thanks for the inspiration!
Excellent! I hope it's helpful!
I just started watching your channel because of how youtube can take someones search and bring them to something totally unrelated. I think your work is amazing and I really enjoy how you seem to fix even the smallest things to make them look perfect. Keep up the good work!
I don't even need most of what you make but I still love watching your vids. Keep it up!
nice to see people still practicing their hand tool skills. Nice build mate.
This project is perfect. I don't believe some of the people I work with know what organization is. Thanks Bob!
really amazing that you just develop these projects "off the cuff",and they turn out working so well. that's not exactly how my unplanned designs usually roll. thumbs up for another successful spontaneous project
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I'm always so excited for thursday and that is because you produce a video, I love what you do, keep up the great work!
Thanks so much! I really appreciate that!
Always enjoy your builds. Please keep making mistakes and sharing them. Any fool can edit together a flawless build but it takes courage to share missteps and workarounds- I'd rather know that when I screw-up I'm not the only one.
Everyone needs one of these! The AT was very clear this week. 😉😀
👍 😁
That push stick with the face on in brilliant!! This is a great design especially for a smaller workshop like my own where I can't spread out all my storage as easily!
You should add remote controlled wheels so you can drive it over to you.
Haha, awesome!
Before I start watching I just want to say this. I miss projects like this! I love the channel but it got a bit stale for a while so I am very excited to watch and learn again with you Bob =)
+Matthew Perez I'm certainly glad you enjoy it, but please realize that what's stale for you is not necessarily the same for me or others. I can't make everyone happy, so I don't really try 😀. I do hope you continue to enjoy them and are inspired to make some stuff. Thanks!
Very understandable, I'm sure it happens to everyone at some point for a portion of their audience, and like you said cant make everyone happy. Very awesome video and I am for sure going to clean up the ol shop and get to making! Much love Bob keep making awesome stuff =)
"it kinda feels like clamping a wet noodle" ~Bob 2017 best quote of the year
:) I should make a t-shirt for that
I Like To Make Stuff please do, i would love one, great build as usual btw
might need some context though...
Absolutely. Maybe with the Twitch emoji too. I wonder how long until someone makes a 'wet noodle clamp'?...
It is always a better day when I see an ILTMS notification. Well done Bob.
:) Thanks!!
This guy always surprises me
:) That's great to hear!
Klawz Really dude...really?
ILTMS Channel is like a drug! Highly addictive.
Only the master of clamps could successfully clamp something with a noodle.
Great build by the way. Think this would be ideal for my girlfriends crafting tools and supplies!
Hahahahahahaha 😁
I Like To Make Stuff
Thanks for the idea, Bob!! I think I will make a smaller one for my work bench. Since I work in the garage in the summer and house in the winter, I'd add a handle to the top to move it around!! Thanks again for all the great ideas!!
Yay!!! You finally made a spinner! ;-P
Hahaha :)
Dan The Maker Man "DIY cabinet fidget spinner EPIC!???"
Love the idea of sloping the shelves. Never would have thought of that
hey bob love your videos! :)
Thanks so much!
I am so behind the trends. watching ILTMS on Saturday. All the cool kids already watched and twitted about it.
reminds me of Adam Savage's "fuck drawers initiative" of putting things in carts because "drawers are where things go to die."
Something like this would be great for my wife she loves to draw and color and has tons of craft stuff. Thanks for the great idea.
Things I need: digital protractor, silicone brush.
Speaking of, I need to add that brush to the description.. THANKS!
I Like To Make Stuff MotörHeavyRockHead
I've seen silicone brush used before for resin, but not glue. Thanks Bob.
the best thing is waiting till the wood glue is dry and then picking it out of the brush... does that make me weird?
GREAT job and Great video Bob. this would be a great parent/child project to build. I'm looking forward to what you build next.
DON" KNOW WHERE TO PUT IT??? I know, bring to Makers Faire next month and we can store it in MY shop! Love the project build Bob! Awesome job!!
Haha, thanks!
That's awesome! I think that'll be my next project. Shop mise en place....all the basics right there.
I could see it having a home on the corner of my workbench, and tucked away underneath or even on the floor to the side if I need the room.
Definitely! Have fun with it!
Silicone brush?! Pfft, that's what fingers are for! Haha, just kidding. another great video Bob
Great project! Cool way to have that slanted shelf, that alone is worth watching the video, simple and effective. Thanks for delivering great content as usual Bob!
Thanks so much!
" I don't know where I'm gonna put this".... I hear ya brother. space, it's the final frontier.
Came out great, Bob! It's great catching the in-progress on some of these projects on the Wednesday Twitch streams!
Thanks! Glad to have you on the stream!
It's a great time! -ctsamuraix
William Burke Agreed, Samurai!
not gonna lie I need one of these to sort my small bits odd and end
It's super handy!
ALPHAURSAP You just gave me an idea - Drill bit storage. One side of the organizer could be used for drill bits or router bits. Possibly both...
Mark Lindsay I was thinking the same thing for my dremel bits but also possibly mount the press attachment and holding bits on the top
Mark Lindsay Maybe circular saw and table saw blades if you adjust the design a bit :)
I how honest you are and don't make everything perfect. You describe the problems we all run into building things. I build a lot of things from my brain and run into obstacles and the lesson is figuring out what I did wrong..lol. Thx
Expectation: I'm early!
Reality: *half an hour ago*
Still pretty early!
OMG Hi I thought I was super late! I get notifications pretty late because I live in Asia...
well i am slow
Nice job, Bob! Your comment about the band clamp made me chuckle. So to cut the diagonal grooves for your slanted shelves, did you just freehand that with the router? Or did you use a straightedge to guide it? Couldn't really see.
I just did it freehand, which was a bit scary to be truthful. It worked better than I expected, but you could also clamp on a straight edge at the correct angle and run the router along it. That'd give a perfectly straight line.
Nice Video Bob... And who can't use some more organizational storage? :) That's some good scrap use.
Hey Bob. This is a great build! Every workshop should have one. Peace.
Thanks Bill!
Hey Bob, I just got my first commission making something for someone!
Awesome, congrats!!
What is it for?
A raised planter bed made out of 2x8s, 2 actually. I do some freelance carpentry and landscaping in my area. Thank You for asking!
Nice! Sounds like fun. How did you get started with freelance carpentry?
I did a lot of DIY things around the house, mostly building things for the yard like decking, planters, fences and things like that. Then my neighbors started to ask if I could do some stuff for them, it's not a full time job or anything. Most of my work up to this point has been repairs or assembly. this is the first project that I've designed and built completely. You can actually follow me on twitter if you want, I'll probably be posting pictures up there when it's finished. twitter.com/SON4RENT
Congratulations this organizer is great. Thank you for sharing your skills. You're the #1 handyman. Estas Cañón!! (Español.-. Felicidades por el organizador, es fantástico. Muchas gracias por compartir tu talento. Eres el #1 de los creadores de soluciones en casa. You are great!!! )
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Nope, we're shipping the 3d printer worldwide!
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love it! I can't believe you can pull off such a great result by just "making it up as you go along"!
Hi bob
Hi Mich
I Like To Make Stuff nice video
That's a wicked plan for a simple organizer. Another plan that people could adapt would be to make a side (or both) that fit and hit screw boxes, but then again, you could just as easily make a couple versions of this for the shop as well. The peg board ends were a great touch!
nice 2 minutes ago
Yes! Hot and fresh!
I Like To Make Stuff you were too. Do you schedule uploads or do them whenever?
Man, I discovered your channel a few months ago and I've watched almost all of the videos like 2 times - even though I haven't made anything that you've made and had shown to us I still watch the videos and try to learn as much as I can. You inspired me to start making my own stuff (like Star Wars helmets - I'm in the middle of making a mandalorian one), and I'm really grateful for it - keep up the great work, and good day to You sir! ;)
That's really awesome to hear, thank you!!
This fidget spinner thing is getting out of hand.
"out of hand" - nice! ;D
You are a heck of a good woodworker. Great idea.
WD40 is not a lubricant. Please bob teach the masses!
Actually, I was using the WD40 brand "gel lubricant" :)
Wow that's confusing. Thank you for the clarification.
I Like To Make Stuff My pled still stands.
Although normal WD40 does have some lubricant with the solvent.
I Like To Make Stuff I would recommend getting some Tri-Flow lubricant but that's just me. As always, nice videos!
Maybe it is an idea to sharpen your chisels? Then you learn a lot and we do too! Nice video!
I was first but my TH-cam messed up and it froze so I couldn't comment "first"
nobody wants you to write "first", people dont care
Summi I know people don't care, this is the internet; people post stupid things dozens of times a day.
That doesn't mean you have to be one of them
I was going to comment first, but then I saw that it was posted 8 months ago. The struggle is real.
This message is to all wood workers. This is a great idea. Take this idea and make it your own. What this guy made this for in his shop doesn't Interest you make something similar to hold tools or whatever so they will be close at hand as you work. Just reach out put up tool you have been useing and get an tool n not have to walk a few steps to get a tool off a tool rack.
(cough) adam savage on tested (cough ) haha
Apparently Adam is the only person to ever organize anything :)
haha no not the only one by far just someone else i love to watch :) i wanted to ask actually, would you ever do a collab with someone like tested? i think for one of your prop builds it would be great :)
That's an awesome storage solution, I like how versatile it is.
Gonna start making something similar but for my drill bits and screws and other small things around my work area. Really SUPER INSPIRED!
Great to hear!! Have fun with it!
Thanks Bob, I really like this one. I'm trying to get organized and this is a great project that I believe I can accomplish. Love the channel and especially how you talk us through it and encourage us to do it also. Thanks for sharing your talent, thoughts and videos, Rodney
THIS MAN IS A CLAMP LEGEND!!!!
Another great build and video, Bob. You do not disappoint. Thanks
Thanks so much!
That is the perfect answer for what could go in that corner of the tool bench where junk collects and isn't really usable for work space.
It seems that I'm new to your channel. I wonder why I haven't noticed it before. The spinning shop organizer is amazing.
And for sure (all) your other videos will be too. I only need to find to time to watch them (in winter)
Thanks for sharing your skills and knowledge and being an inspiration for so many people.
Pretty useful build. Good idea with the angled shelves. Keep up the good work Bob !
Thanks!
Love the crazy face push stick! Oh and the build also 😉👍🏼 great job Bob!
Thanks dude!
Great video Bob! I never would've thought to use chisels to make the groove.
The router would have given a better result in this case honestly, but it "worked" :)
I Like To Make Stuff If it works it works! Looking forward to seeing your talks at Maker Faire :)
Great video, as always! Just for knowledge sake, there is a more secure way to attach the lazy susan. There is a larger hole on the base (you can see it in the back at 4:42) designed to give you access to the screw holes on the top. Drill out the material under that hole in the base, then you can fit a screw driver through it to screw the screws into the top material (the top holes line up over the bottom hole, just rotate the top to reach each hole). That means you no longer have to worry about your screws being too long and locking up the lazy susan, and the head of the screw is more secure than just threading a screw through the thin sheet metal.
I like the storage organizer? Would like to make one,but first will need to find where it will fit in my small 12x14 area. Thanks for detailed sharing.
I like the versatility Bob. The tray on the top makes it. Maybe one more tier in between the caddy and the top for screws with no handle...If that makes sense. Thanks again!
An excellent project Bob. My only suggestion would be to add some latches so you could use the handle in the removable top to cary the whole unit at once. Maybe add a removable base unit with castors so there would be an option to place it on the floor if you needed the extra table space or tucked away when not in use.
Really cool. I'm impressed by what you can come up with from scraps as you go along!
Exactly what I needed!! Just going to modify to work with my stationary supply. I'm gonna make it a bit smaller because I don't have that much stuff!!
Awesome! I hope it's helpful!
Great job. I think the best thing about this too is that you could reproduce the bottom and stack that on as an extra module should you find you need some more space. The top would then just attach the same way.
The laser etched logo on your table saw push stick is epic.
:) Thanks! It's POSSIBLE that there might be a limited run of those sold on my website ;)
You inspire me to get up off my but and do something thank you
plus your knowledge of the tools you use is really helpful once again thanks
Pure awesomeness 💥👊🏻 I am organizing my little shop and it gave me some ideas.
Bob, I love your videos. I am a maker myself and am inspired by you. This organizer is a great shop project. Instead of thin strips of wood to hold the tray at the top, what about magnets?
Dude, your craftsmanship is remarkable. Keep up the great work! Maybe I've missed it- but if you haven't yet- make a computer workstation/studio desk!
That's a ton of storage. Good design Bob!
Great build! Cool push stick. Thanks for sharing!
This is a really cool way of utilising a small storage space (like in my shed). Thanks for sharing this Bob. I will be making one similar when I rearrange my work area. 😉
I've seen this video at least four times and every time I see it I think, "Man, I need to do this". Thanks for sharing!
Great project. I may add this to my list of future projects as I have a very limited workspace.
Man what a great day! David and Bob had amazing videos today! Now I just need one from Jimmy and my day will be complete!
Thank you for all the great projects you provide! #makershelpingmakers #makingit
I can think of many uses for this project. and a few ways to change it up a little as well. thanks. every great idea starts with a template...and you provided that
Good Idea. I envision something similar for assembly stuff. One side for hanging drills and maybe even a full blown recharge station. Other side for screw organization and the top caddie for glue up supplies. Ideas are flowing--thanks!!
Aweome man! Love the use of scrap bits and pieces from around your shop. Recycling to the max!
Hi Bob, nice project thanks for sharing again! just sharpen the cheap chisels and you'll be amazed how good they work. Probably won't hold the edge that long but at least they work great until they need to be resharpened .
Well that turned out great! The removable top is a cool idea, so nicely done overall!
Thanks!
great video as always. i do most of my builds on the fly as well. its not about accuracy as much as it is about repeatability. keep up the good work boss.
Great project, Bob! Simple and functional. I like that it could probably be made with hand tools :)
watching him cut those pieces so perfectly is kinda satisfying
There is absolutely nothing better than being organized :-)
Love this video, it's inspiring me to get some spring cleaning and organizing done! Keep up the great work Bob.
I love woodwork stuff like this is awesome