Drill Press Storage Upgrade | I Like To Make Stuff
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Have always thought your way of showing ads is more engaging and less intrusive than anyone else's. Thanks for another great video!
We were really purposeful about how we integrate ads
I don’t even know what the ad was, haha.
I was thinking the same thing when he started talking abt the sponsor haha
@@DadRanch I didn't remember either. I went back to see. It was for SkillShare
Personally I found it very intrusive and spoiled that part of the video
dang that's nice.
much better than my one box full of everything.
Haha. I tried that method and it didn't work very well.
The idea you keep all your milling and drill bits and everything else in some big bucket scares me
I was going to say, “why just put all that in 1 drawer and rifle through it each time.. time tested! “
i use those casters in my shop, and i have found that adding some angle or bar stock to tie the left/right casters together makes it work better. you step on the bar and both wheels deploy/retract at the same time. also makes it easier to reach the "rear" casters in a situation like this.
Hi Bob & Crew - I think you should start a bits series maintaining tools. Anything from how to keep small hand tools sharp and in good shape, to ensuring your cabinet table saw is dialed in and properly cleaned.
Hey, I'm Eric and I like to watch people make stuff.
A thought occurred while seeing you use the casters, but I would probably weld a small metal bar between the 2 casters on either side that would lift/lower both of them at the same time for efficiency.
I drilled and bolted so I could change later. Works a treat 👍
I thought the same thing.
I’ve been watching you for years now. You and a bunch of other woodworking TH-camrs. Mostly for fun as I’ve never made anything with wood before. I’m a 20 year old girl who recently graduated college (electrical engineering major) and now that I’m about to start work as a full time electrical engineer next month, I’m starting to think maybe I should begin practicing some of these projects myself. I have the time now and the income to explore this mini hobby that I’ve been intrigued by for years. Hope to have my very own home mini shop full of equipment one day!
So I just want to say thank you! For helping me discover a love for something I never would have thought I had.
That's amazing to hear! I can't wait for you to jump into the new hobby!! Have fun!
Quick tip: if you dont have a Dado-stack/blade, you could make the inner sides out of T-111 siding (the deep-groove kind) and then you'd have your evenly spaced slots for sliding shelves in and out and all the mill work is done for you!!
If you made the "drawers" a little bit smaller, you could use the inside of the door to store some things. Rob
Would br front heavy when the door is open. Would be good storage tho for 1/4 screw bits tho
Nice job! A long time ago, I repurposed an island cart for the kitchen to a drill press stand and accessory storage. Like you, I organize accessories near the tool for which they are used (Miter saw station with storage for jigs, templates, etc). Your video showed me how much better a job I could do with better thought to a solution. My drill press cabinet/stand is n ow near the top of my to-do list. Thanks..
4:45 The Supreme Nod of Ultimate Satisfaction (SNUS)
You actually gave me some ideas, I bought a Dremel recently and I am going to need some place to store all the bits.
Thanks and have a really good beginning of the year!
Lately I am very reminded that Norm made everything twice on New Yankee Workshop. Once off camera to get everything figured out, and then again on camera. Nice to see that everyone else is actually working things out as they go, just like me.
I absolutely figure most things out as I go 👍🏼
I love that most things you build here, works out amazing in a craft/mixed media/art room too :D I´ve gotten so many solutions from you guys, things I´ve never would have thought of myself.
Keep up the amazing work that you do :) and all the inspiration you bring! 💜
Very nice. Having everything organized make every job so much faster. Have a great year as well.
I love watching you make storage. The best content. Make some cabinets!
thanks for all your videos on making things you like, I've had and got lots of time on my hands atm due to this covid , 2021 so far has been a ruff one so far, thanks once again
Wow great job! That is a really great way to store all kinds of small but useful parts.
Of course, every maker has multiple bit sets, and none of them are complete...
Fact.
Screwing it down to a shelf is a good way to keep them from walking away, to be fair
When that happens i just buy a new set, and throw the old stuff in a drawer of bits so when i lose another i have a back up. Its a .ess tho cause theres everything from ph2 bits to spade bits, even end mills.
Its a good use for the space. Since I also frequently drill metal, I'd add place a steel pail below the table through hole to catch shavings and cutting fluid. I also see you like those magnetic tool bars for your screwdriver collection. I currently use one in a drawer for my loose drill bits that are not in an index like those spade bits you have sitting loose on one of those shelves. It keeps them organized when sliding the drawer out and in.
I really like how finished and clean it is on the outside and how flexible the interior is!
Perfect timing Bob! Was just sitting here looking for something new to watch and you popped up xD I think this is the earliest I've been to a ILTMS vid 🤔
excellent as always :)
Welcome to the early club!
Happy New Year Bob... glad you took time off for Christmas, but I have missed your videos. Really appreciate how you clearly explain every step and show how to make stuff. I also appreciate how not everything turns out perfect, and how you adapt the build to make it work.
Keep up the great videos and hope to see the R2D2 build finish soon.
Thanks so much Ross!
5:00 "I gotta have more cowbell!"
"I got a fever and the only cure is 'More Cowbell'."
Great Ideas! I have a benchtop drill press that will be going on a cabinet almost exactly like this one, thus turning my benchtop drill press into a rolling floor model! Great video!
great to see you back, have a wonderful 2021
Nice work Bob! I would like to see you attach a connecting rod between the wheels on each side so that you only have to flip the levers twice instead of four times to move the cabinet. Or better yet, a single point in the front so all it would take is one step to raise and lower the casters. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for all the cool content! I just moved into a new house and my garage is a blank slate for my woodworking tools. I’m gonna build some of your prior organizing projects, and build modular French cleat organization.
Sounds great!
You look fabulous as always Bob! This project was very satisfying to watch, great vid ^^
This is a really cool project! I think I accidentally recreated these casters for one of my projects, though. I found some push-pull toggle clamps with bolt threads on the active end, found some threaded casters of the same size, screwed the caster stems into the clamps, and mounted them upright on some post blocks to make a rolling drum stand that sat flush on the ground when it was lowered. Wishing I had just found these things now...
Definitely a great idea. I am gonna have to make two of these. Table Top Press as well as band saw.
Looks great as always Bob. I had an idea which I thought might be useful: if you were to fasten one end of a strap to the top of the yellow drill bit case and the other end to the top of the cabinet, it would automatically open the case when you slide the shelf out (and should close as it does now when you push it back in).
Happy New Year Bob. And to your family also.
Nice build! Love organizing stuff by keeping tools and their accessories together.
Great project Bob! HNY to you & the crew. Let's all hope that 2021 is way better than the year of the pandemic! 👍👍😉😉
Happy New Year Bob & team!!
It’s always so satisfying to watch you find more and more ways to organize the shop! I know how rewarding it can be, especially if the containers look as good as yours! Now we just need you to sort Jimmy’s emails...
Ha! Man, I've tried with Jimmy's email... that one is a lost cause :)
I thought you were going to mount the cabinet to the drill press base to make the full press mobile as well. Great job on the cabinet.
Great, simple project, Bob, that fits my needs exactly~!! I have several of the Dewalt bit sets in cases and they're just stacked up around my drill press. So annoying~! I use the same type casters in my shop. I only have a couple sets since they're a bit pricey, but I buy the quick-release caster plates and mount them on things that move around the shop. Easy to pop them on & then off when needed.
As for shelf arrangement within the cabinet, I'm thinking about drilling shelf pins for max flexibility. Not sure if you considered that and ruled it out. Just a thought...
Thanks for sharing~!
Excellent project. I might offer one suggestion, since your drawers are wood on wood, a little candle wax on the edges might be a good idea, especially if humidity swells the drawers. Same to you Bob, I hope 2021 is a great year for everyone. Stay well, stay safe.
That is something I need for my shop! Thanks for the build video
Great idea, on mine as for the rollers, I added a stretcher from one lever to the other on each side. My room is not as open as yours on the sides under my drill press.
I can't get enough of this channel. Bob, you are a legend. 🙌
Welcome back! Happy New Year mr. Bob! Thank you for your content!
Thanks! I missed everyone
I've been meaning to do this for awhile for my floor drill press. Just one more thought would be to make the top sit over the door to keep chips and ones spilled beverage from falling down between the inside of the door and framework.
point of use storage is always cool another area is table saw and miter saw blades and jigs at the saw. one recomendation is to measure the height of your floor standing drillpress base as they vary in footprint as well . great video
Dude I love the Rebel Alliance plaque on your drill press! 0:17
I love the idea of the trays... kind of reminds me of airline carts
Dude, that's better than some of the furniture in my house 🤣
Praying you and your team have a brilliant 2021.
I've put a box crate organizer on the inside door of one of my cabinets. Pretty handy and also hidden.
Hi Bob.
I love the unit. 👍🏻
The only difference I would suggest is to build what you have done but....
1. Top board must be sticking out by the thickness of the door unit.
2. Remove the top section by an inch or so from the door.
Thus the door is sunken under the top board.
My reasoning is to avoid an open mm. on the top between the top board and the door.... I have noticed that by not having a gap prevents dust from getting in.
Other than that... ❤️ The unit.
Great episode Bob, as always. Have a good productive 2021, or at least better than 2020. Cheers.
Beautiful idea. I will try it out.
Love it guys. Great shop addition!
I really like your style. Thanks for you content contributions 👍
This would make a great stand to put a bench top drill press on to make it mobile!
I love this and need this. Only difference is that my drill press is a table top. I am going to modify this a little and build extra support in the middle so I can bolt my drill press to the top of it. This way I can roll my drill press out of the way when I don't need it. Huge deal in a small shop. Thanks.
Sounds great!
Nice! Organization is always great!
So true!
Awesome job as always wishing you and your family an amazing 2021.
Thank you! You too!
"Why can't I speak!" Worth waiting for. :) Great project!
Love it. I really want to better organise my drills
Thanks for the inspiration!
Great idea! I have been thinking of doing something similar for a while now.
On almost every cabinet I make I try to use those super adjustable shelf standards that have square cutouts for shelf supports. I cut dados for the standards to fit in to get full width shelves.
Nice work bob and team 👏
First time coming back after a while... glad to see the intro hasn't change. :)
Great Video! Love the idea
Love your content mate. Keep up the great work from Australia
Thanks, will do!
Awesome, this is a great project, keep up the great work on your content.
Thanks, will do!
Nice looking project. You could put a tray on top of it for your most often used bits.
I didn't realize that I needed a new ILTMS video till I saw it posted. Thank you Bob.
I hope this helps in some way.
We always need a new ILTMS video! 😀
Nice job Bob! 👍🏻
Thanks! 👍
As always, Good Job Bob!
I appreciate that
Cool idea. Have you ever tried to bolt/screw a board to the caster levers so you could raise/lower a side at once? I'm guessing that it wouldn't work for bigger items, but your cabinet might be small.light enough to do it.
Hi Bob, love the vids! What if you ran a channel down the back to allow it to sit closer to the press / wall or made the 2 sides independently and connected with a spacer in the middle? Might not need to move it away when you're looking to use the press and eats up some unused space behind. Keep the content coming!
I want to make a wall hanger version of the same cabinet. Nice Bob.
Great video. Here’s an idea you might consider. Can you make side handles that are some how linked to the casters’ levers to each other on either side. Then lift the handles to raise the casters and lower to allow it to roll?
I enjoy your videos. Thank you!
Thanks for watching!
Great idea. I’ll be making a variant of it
Nice build. Something similar for gouges by the lathe would be grand.
i got my drill bits layed out next to my drill press. which was great at 1st but now i have to bush of about 3 inches of sawdust to get to them 😆cabinett is a good direction to go.
yep, same issue. We've got digital plans available in the description!
I've been wanting to make a new drill press stand and this gave me some great ideas!
Great! I'm glad it was helpful!
Build tip for improvement would be to countersink the hinges flush and run the edgeband over the hinges. That way you would have a cleaner look, if not overall, then on the cabinet doors. Otherwise it is a nice build.
Hi sir, I really like videos on organizing stuff and if I may suggest, please make a video on upgrading your screw driver organizer. Thank you and more power.
I watch a lot of videos about shop organizing and shop furniture in general. Have you thought about building a mobile out feed table would be I retested to see what you come up with
Fantastic work, Bob! I loved it! 😃
My drill press is a smaller one and it's on a table... But I'm going to try to make something like that to put under the table! 😂
Anyway, happy new year! And stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
We thought that bench-top drill presses could be mounted to the top of this cabinet too. There's plans in the description!
@@Iliketomakestuff Oh, that's a pretty nice idea! 😃
I'm going to check it out! Thanks!!!
I'd like to make something similar for my SnapMaker tools and supplies - thanks for sharing!
There are some easy to follow plans in the description!
Youre great at making stuff
Great video, makes me want to dust off my equipment in the garage and get making again :D
You should!
Good idea to turn the draws around that were next to it - much easy to access that back wheel :-)
I love this! Can you please link the drill bits (the yellow case)?
Did not know the masking tape laser cutter burn trick... Will definitely use in future
initial plan for door placement would make impossible to slide the boards in and out ;)
but the idea itself is great. when the tools are organized, the job goes far better!
In deed, testing all along the way can prevent you from getting really mad at the end when something is wrong.
7:36 so what you have created is a shelf 😂
Seriously though this is really cool, i think i want to make one for my bits and maybe even my taps, dies, and collets and stuff for our mill and lathe. Fantastic execution in my opinion 👍
amazing!!! love it
Glad you like it!
Awesome video. Have you thought of welding a rod onto the pedals of the wheels so you don't have to release all fours separately you'd release 2 at a time
Now I'm going to go grab all my loose sockets, model, and have my buddy 3d print a tray to fit in my tool box. Perfectly fix the drawer and sockets.
Just an idea: If you don't care too much for symmetry, then you could have the left and right sided shelves at different heights or staggered. That way the middle panel will remain stronger because you don't cut into it from both sides (or you could cut the datos deeper if you want).
How do you keep the shelves from falling out when you pull them out to get the bits in the very back. Just really careful? I think I might end up pulling them too far and then the whole shelf comes out and my bits would fall all over the place. I know dressers sometimes have that little hook on the bottom that catches the front, is that something that might work (of course you would need the front piece across the whole shelf too)? I don't know, what do you think? I just started with wood and made my workbench following some plans from The Weekend Woodworker. Thanks for the awesome work, I love your videos!
Hey bob, Please do more home improvements. thanks!
Oh boy, we have a lot of home improvement projects coming up.
A couple suggestions to improve the design. if you had staggered the dato slots on the center wall it would make it stronger and you could have gone deeper slotting, using Aluminium C channel on the slots would make it more durable and slide better. Also a few shelve holding pins can work as a stop so you don't run the risk of pulling a shelf too much and drop it on the floor. i mean screw a tab on the bottom of the shelves a couple inches from the back and touching the side walls and then drill and pin the walls so the tabs hit them once the shelf is pulled out. Well done
As a comic book artist and illustrator, I would definitely make this for my art tools and stuff and move it around.
We've got plans in the description so anyone can make one!