That has got to be the sharpest tool pegboard I’ve ever seen not to mention how easy it goes up and snaps together and can be taken down and will be a lifetime of use. How smart of an investment is this. I want to show this to my sons… Although I suspect my ones in already knows about it he is so into tools. I learned so much from your videos ❣️❣️God bless you♥️♥️
PS~ I was just reminded by something else you were saying on the video… my father always said, “ If you’re going to use a tool, Put it back when you’re done with it EXACTLY WHERE IT CAME FROM”
What helps me to stay organized is: „Every tool has its home to sleep at.“ If you put a tool somewhere it doesn‘t belong you remember that little sentence and but it back. That got me in a habit putting everything back where it belongs.
Looks like a great system. My children walk off with tools, which I have no idea why...It's like scissors and tape measures they all must be with the lost socks. 💖🎶
Like you said you spend more time looking for things! I know how that is! I think you will really value having what you need close by! Good Luck and it Looks Awesome!! Have a Great Evening!! 😀🌹❤
I really like this system, great way to organize and keep track of things, everything in its place !! Another channel has them in their kitchen, I wasn’t sure about that, but it sure works for them, spices on shelves, cooking utensils, pot holders, towels. I was impressed 👍
JudithB I love that system!! I put up the old style peg board in my barn, and was very happy with it, until--- the humidity made the peg board warp, and the pegs fell out, then the cats arrived. They climb on everything and knock stuff off constantly. I have been trying to get the whole barn re-organized for 5 yrs now, and never make it to the tool area and its a disaster. Someone built a shelf unit with a door for nails and screws, so I built one and it has made such a difference. I hope to work on the barn more this winter so it is easier to store and use it!!!
In the mid 80's I set up two walls of my basement wood shop with the old style peg board. I absolutely loved having all my tools visible and easy to find. It seemed like perfection in ideas. For about 90 days. I know it's not the sort of thing that would bother some but the continual layer of dust that would perpetually build up on each item drove me crazy. I had to wipe each item off for a couple of minutes every time I wanted to use it. If I ever do it again the pegs will be enclosed behind glass doors or possibly behind wood doors. I do stained glass as a hobby so I might incorporate that into the doors.
Everything has a place, every place has a thing I have work zones, wood, metal, auto. Each zone has tools dedicated to that zone even if they are redundant. Saves a lot of walking and makes putting them away easier
I don't buy that story that you are the "most unorganized guy there is". From what I can see, you are very well organized and like everything nice and neat around the hoimestead. I like that,
That's a great looking peg board set up and easily installed and will last longer than regular peg board. Really enjoyed the video Evan. Thanks for sharing. Fred.
I wish as a younger man I would have built the shop you are making for yourself, when ever I watch you videos I always marvel at how organized all you stuff is, you are definitely winning the I've got stuff sweepstakes.
I have a set from Harbor Freight that is inexpensive and they work great for the pin removals - PITTSBURGH AUTOMOTIVE Nylon Pry Bar Installer Kit, 4 Piece
You've made nearly 350 comments on Evans channel, that's awesome. I wonder how much bigger his channel would be if everyone that viewed would comment that much. I hope one day I've made that many comments on his channel. Keep up the good work
When using the old style hooks put a dab of hot glue on them to prevent them from being knocked off. This way if you want them off later just use a plastic putty knife to pop them loose. Also cheap magnetic hooks from Walmart or HF work good to stick stuff where ever you want on this system.
Evan, I work in the hardware/fastener industry and they do make simple snap in locks to secure tradional peg board hooks to the pegboards. Great system and a well organized shop is a easier shop to work in, for sure!
I was the same way, always looking for the tool I needed or buying one and finding out later that I already had one, or more. lol I got in the habit of putting things back where I got them, and it made life much less frustrating. I currently use peg board (would like to switch to something like this though) and cut smaller sections of it and put it behind or next to my woodworking tools... one next to my bandsaw to hang different sized blades, one next to my router table with a special homemade shelf for my bits, for the table saw for fences and jigs...
I like being able to see my tools as well Evan. Even if you know the exact drawer something is in it still usually takes a while to find it once you're in there. I think you will be happy with your new setup. Thanks for sharing it.
That really looks great Evan, love what your doing with your workshop. I don't have one, but if I did I would love to fix it up like your doing. Your plan to organize your tools in the needed or necessary locations is a good one, I like it. Nice video, great job and thanks for sharing. Have a great week, what's left of it.
I’m sure someone might have already mentioned this but if you put a work bench in front of that wall set up you might have a tuff time reaching the items mounted up high. Depending on the depth of the work bench you put in front of it. Just something to think about. It looks great! Now I need one🙄👍
Ive split my tools into primary use, secondary use and seldom use. The primary and some secondary use hand tool are on my tool wall. Secondary tools are inside easy reach drawers seldom used items are on shelves or bins. So far this system hasworked out great. I opted for magnet strips on my tool wall.
This is a great system, Evan. I love having the tools set up like that, you can see at a glance what is missing. Be sure to mark this video showing your system and tools and you have a perfect picture for insurance purposes. Thanks for showing this Omni system. Have a Blessed day.
Looks great. I think you made the right decision but, the key is putting items back in place after each use. Lol. Looks a lot nicer than the old white pegboard my dad used when I was growing up.
Hi Evan from New Zealand. That system looks great. I'm currently searching for my secateurs ... I have two pair, but can't find either. I think I'll go online & see what's available in New Zealand.
I would suggest you get some bright coloured paint and put a bit behind each tool, when the tool is hung up it covers the paint but when the tool is removed the paint stands out indicating that you need to find a lost tool. You will always be reminded to put the tools away.
I know what you are talking about that tools get moved around. My husband set me up a big tool box in the house for me to have a set of tools for the house. Funny how mine have disappeared and he has more than enough out in his shed now. Even my Black and Decker battery tools end up out there next to his Dewalts. Hmmmm LOL
I've tried to use pegboard several times over the years but never got what I wanted. This looks like a good system but I still have ventured away from the pegboard. I bought a very large Craftsman toolbox when they still had them. They are actually manufactured by Waterloo and mine has held up very well. 51" wide and 30" deep by 72" high. Each drawer is larger than the standard 29" by 18" toolbox itself and there is room for everything to be very visible and I can see if something is missing. A smaller roll around cart holds tools for when I'm away from the main box. I would still like to have one of the old tool walls like you see in pictures of old garages and I may build one to hold old tools I am collecting. It appears your system is going to work out for you and I hope you can put up satellites near things like your drill press like you mentioned and I have done that also. jack
Could you use short hex head screws to hold the different implement holders in place instead of the plastic ones? They would be easier to remove to rearrange placement.
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I have yet to find a wall system that I'm willing to buy into. I'm very much a tool box man. Fastidious aerospace storage type. I can tell in an instant if something is missing. I put tools away at the end of the day... even if the job is not done. It's a zen type thing. The work is done for today. Acknowledge the work, thank the work. Then tomorrow. Greet the work, accept the work, begin the work.
Trouble with these systems is they don’t allow for much expansion or allow accommodation for duplicate tools like many of us have. Ie 15 Phillips head screwdrivers, 3 impactwrenches, 4 drill drivers, etc and odd type seldom used tools such as torque wrenches etc. that’s why I don’t personally care for them. Better to have tool chests and carts you can put the tools on you need to use for a project. Where are your sockets and all the different drivers? These may be a good choice for those with a few tools.
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Holy cow, smarty pants, that peg board is slick. I wont one.
I know, me too
Looks great Evan. Thanks for sharing
That has got to be the sharpest tool pegboard I’ve ever seen not to mention how easy it goes up and snaps together and can be taken down and will be a lifetime of use. How smart of an investment is this. I want to show this to my sons… Although I suspect my ones in already knows about it he is so into tools. I learned so much from your videos ❣️❣️God bless you♥️♥️
Cant beat black n silver. Nice Modern style/look
I like the personal touch and about not being organized and your mindset for solving it.
PS~ I was just reminded by something else you were saying on the video… my father always said, “
If you’re going to use a tool, Put it back when you’re done with it EXACTLY WHERE IT CAME FROM”
Wishing you good luck keeping your stuff in it's right place .
Trust me you are far from the least organized person. It is enjoyable to watch you put your shop together
Having your tools where you use them is the best! Even to the point of having duplicate tools. Thanks for the video, I hadn't seen this system.
What a great looking system . Hopes it will work for you as want it to.
It sure looks good!!!
What helps me to stay organized is: „Every tool has its home to sleep at.“ If you put a tool somewhere it doesn‘t belong you remember that little sentence and but it back. That got me in a habit putting everything back where it belongs.
What a fab system. Now staying organised is something else again (trust me)
That looks amazing!
Thats exactly what I need.
Looks like a great system. My children walk off with tools, which I have no idea why...It's like scissors and tape measures they all must be with the lost socks. 💖🎶
That reminds me of what my dad says about me and my younger brother 🤣.
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Hello Evan looks great I'm going to get also. Have a great day.
I just love how it goes with the color of your hair lol
Like you said you spend more time looking for things! I know how that is! I think you will really value having what you need close by! Good Luck and it Looks Awesome!! Have a Great Evening!! 😀🌹❤
I love my metal pegboards. Seeing all your tools looks fantastic and keeps you organized. Your workshop is really coming together and looks fantastic!
Laughable-
I really like this system, great way to organize and keep track of things, everything in its place !!
Another channel has them in their kitchen, I wasn’t sure about that, but it sure works for them, spices on shelves, cooking utensils, pot holders, towels. I was impressed 👍
Evan, you’ve got it all figured out. It looks great and I’m jealous…..wish I had done something like what you are doing. Take care!
JudithB I love that system!! I put up the old style peg board in my barn, and was very happy with it, until--- the humidity made the peg board warp, and the pegs fell out, then the cats arrived. They climb on everything and knock stuff off constantly. I have been trying to get the whole barn re-organized for 5 yrs now, and never make it to the tool area and its a disaster. Someone built a shelf unit with a door for nails and screws, so I built one and it has made such a difference. I hope to work on the barn more this winter so it is easier to store and use it!!!
I love that looks good on the wall
Awesome set up! Thank you for the thoughtful feedback!
Thanks. If you want to work together, let me know. I could always use more omniwall panels. 👍
In the mid 80's I set up two walls of my basement wood shop with the old style peg board. I absolutely loved having all my tools visible and easy to find. It seemed like perfection in ideas. For about 90 days. I know it's not the sort of thing that would bother some but the continual layer of dust that would perpetually build up on each item drove me crazy. I had to wipe each item off for a couple of minutes every time I wanted to use it. If I ever do it again the pegs will be enclosed behind glass doors or possibly behind wood doors. I do stained glass as a hobby so I might incorporate that into the doors.
Everything has a place, every place has a thing
I have work zones, wood, metal, auto. Each zone has tools dedicated to that zone even if they are redundant. Saves a lot of walking and makes putting them away easier
Looking great, Steve from N.B
I don't buy that story that you are the "most unorganized guy there is". From what I can see, you are very well organized and like everything nice and neat around the hoimestead. I like that,
That's a great looking peg board set up and easily installed and will last longer than regular peg board. Really enjoyed the video Evan. Thanks for sharing. Fred.
Evan, I enjoy watching your videos. Look forward to every Friday. Thanks
Smart looking tool wall! Love your channel.
I wish as a younger man I would have built the shop you are making for yourself, when ever I watch you videos I always marvel at how organized all you stuff is, you are definitely winning the I've got stuff sweepstakes.
We can't wait to get a workshop built!! Thanks for all you do!!!
It looks so good😊
The pegboard system looks really sharp w/ your wood & metal walls! Next house I will definitely set my shop up with better storage. ;)
Looks great! I’ve been looking to do a pegboard system in our garage.
I see OmniWall Christmas presents in your future. 😁
That looks really good! Well done, another great job 👍
Garage is turning out nice! The galvanized metal is a great look.
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Nylon Pry Bar Installer Kit, 4 Piece
Man I really like that system. Thanks for sharing!
Evan, just know, I'll be looking for that pegboard in every video. I'll probably even pause the video and compare from past videos! :)
I wreckon you did this company 1 year’s worth of marketing in 20 minutes. 👍
It looks really nice. Right now 😂 Sounded like you were giving yourself a pep talk on organization. I'm happy for you
You've made nearly 350 comments on Evans channel, that's awesome. I wonder how much bigger his channel would be if everyone that viewed would comment that much. I hope one day I've made that many comments on his channel. Keep up the good work
That looks great & makes my OCD self very happy 😃 👍👏
Great job, Evan. Workshop is coming together nicely.
When using the old style hooks put a dab of hot glue on them to prevent them from being knocked off. This way if you want them off later just use a plastic putty knife to pop them loose. Also cheap magnetic hooks from Walmart or HF work good to stick stuff where ever you want on this system.
Looks great brother 🤙
Looks good !
Your work shop sure is coming together 😀
Great job !
Two of my favorite colors gray and black
Evan,
I work in the hardware/fastener industry and they do make simple snap in locks to secure tradional peg board hooks to the pegboards. Great system and a well organized shop is a easier shop to work in, for sure!
Can you share some example of the snap in locks? Sounds interesting.
The man had some skills !!
I was the same way, always looking for the tool I needed or buying one and finding out later that I already had one, or more. lol I got in the habit of putting things back where I got them, and it made life much less frustrating. I currently use peg board (would like to switch to something like this though) and cut smaller sections of it and put it behind or next to my woodworking tools... one next to my bandsaw to hang different sized blades, one next to my router table with a special homemade shelf for my bits, for the table saw for fences and jigs...
Form and function…nice!
Looks great, Evan! I may check that system out.
...the shop is coming along nicely, looks great, keep safe..
Love the peg board really nice!
It looks great Evan, good work
I like being able to see my tools as well Evan. Even if you know the exact drawer something is in it still usually takes a while to find it once you're in there. I think you will be happy with your new setup. Thanks for sharing it.
That really looks great Evan, love what your doing with your workshop. I don't have one, but if I did I would love to fix it up like your doing. Your plan to organize your tools in the needed or necessary locations is a good one, I like it. Nice video, great job and thanks for sharing. Have a great week, what's left of it.
I’m sure someone might have already mentioned this but if you put a work bench in front of that wall set up you might have a tuff time reaching the items mounted up high. Depending on the depth of the work bench you put in front of it. Just something to think about. It looks great! Now I need one🙄👍
Really looks nice
Nice!
Wow. Super organized!
Looks good.
I put zip ties on my putty knives and utility knives to hang them....works great to hang them on ur latter too when using them.
Ive split my tools into primary use, secondary use and seldom use. The primary and some secondary use hand tool are on my tool wall. Secondary tools are inside easy reach drawers seldom used items are on shelves or bins. So far this system hasworked out great. I opted for magnet strips on my tool wall.
Nice tool storage.
This is a great system, Evan. I love having the tools set up like that, you can see at a glance what is missing. Be sure to mark this video showing your system and tools and you have a perfect picture for insurance purposes. Thanks for showing this Omni system. Have a Blessed day.
looks good!!
Looks good 👍
Looks great. I think you made the right decision but, the key is putting items back in place after each use. Lol. Looks a lot nicer than the old white pegboard my dad used when I was growing up.
Wowza! Looks fantastic. It may come in handy in your basement too. 👍👍
Great system. You can put wrenches on it but can you put spanners on it. All the best 🇬🇧.
Hi Evan from New Zealand. That system looks great. I'm currently searching for my secateurs ... I have two pair, but can't find either. I think I'll go online & see what's available in New Zealand.
Very nice well organized set up
Get while you can !
Well done Evan 👍Looks good even from this far in Australia 😂
Hope omniwall send you some goodies
Awesome Even. That will be so easy ti find everything.
Looks great. Also, you have the space to create different work areas. Over time I’m sure it will come together.
Pretty 😍 cool
I would suggest you get some bright coloured paint and put a bit behind each tool, when the tool is hung up it covers the paint but when the tool is removed the paint stands out indicating that you need to find a lost tool. You will always be reminded to put the tools away.
That's a good idea
You really need a grommet in the hole the cords go through! Nice looking system though.
I know what you are talking about that tools get moved around. My husband set me up a big tool box in the house for me to have a set of tools for the house. Funny how mine have disappeared and he has more than enough out in his shed now. Even my Black and Decker battery tools end up out there next to his Dewalts. Hmmmm LOL
I've tried to use pegboard several times over the years but never got what I wanted. This looks like a good system but I still have ventured away from the pegboard. I bought a very large Craftsman toolbox when they still had them. They are actually manufactured by Waterloo and mine has held up very well. 51" wide and 30" deep by 72" high. Each drawer is larger than the standard 29" by 18" toolbox itself and there is room for everything to be very visible and I can see if something is missing. A smaller roll around cart holds tools for when I'm away from the main box.
I would still like to have one of the old tool walls like you see in pictures of old garages and I may build one to hold old tools I am collecting.
It appears your system is going to work out for you and I hope you can put up satellites near things like your drill press like you mentioned and I have done that also.
jack
Looks great! Probably get me one of those.
I like it
Looks great!
Looks great but i missing a work table a great one whit a vice,so a table where you can work on ,but it looks good.
That looks so neat, I would hate to mess it up. 😀
Could you use short hex head screws to hold the different implement holders in place instead of the plastic ones? They would be easier to remove to rearrange placement.
Nice
I chose wall control …. Yours looks similar..it’s all about personal preference.
Wall control is similar wall organizer system I love it. And think I prefer the mounting system to wall control. But should last you a long time!
Hi.... Evan nice to see you love watching your videos Wow it so beautiful and amazing to keep the tools great good job keep it up 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 👕🐔🐓🐣🐥🦃🐩🐕🐈🐐🐄🐖🐝🐠🐟🎣 🌱🌺🌹🌻🌼🌸🌷🏡🎥👍👍👍
yeah i had peg board......slat wall....french cleats.....magnets......none of it works with a busy workshop lol
I have yet to find a wall system that I'm willing to buy into. I'm very much a tool box man. Fastidious aerospace storage type. I can tell in an instant if something is missing. I put tools away at the end of the day... even if the job is not done. It's a zen type thing. The work is done for today. Acknowledge the work, thank the work. Then tomorrow. Greet the work, accept the work, begin the work.
The drill bits work well in drill as they don’t slip in the drill bit
You're disorganized, not unorganized! LOL
Trouble with these systems is they don’t allow for much expansion or allow accommodation for duplicate tools like many of us have. Ie 15 Phillips head screwdrivers, 3 impactwrenches, 4 drill drivers, etc and odd type seldom used tools such as torque wrenches etc. that’s why I don’t personally care for them. Better to have tool chests and carts you can put the tools on you need to use for a project. Where are your sockets and all the different drivers? These may be a good choice for those with a few tools.