I've used the same box in my car for mechanic's tools for a number of years and never realized the top popped out. Organization has always been my trouble, but this gives me some really great ideas. Thanks!
I appreciate the bucket boss idea. I had bought the Ridgid toolbox thinking it would be just what I needed. For years I thought I was wrong, but your idea may change my mind.
Hi, I'm from Russia, I also do electrical work, including low voltage. We have a lot of similar tools, except KleinTools, it's hard to get it from us, but we mainly have Knipex, Wiha, Wera, Milwaukee, Weidmuller and others. Of the multimeters and other testers, we use Fluke, Tempo. I wanted to say about soldering irons, I've been using gas ones for many years, but they have a known problem that they overheat a lot and give a lot of heat outside with a gas jet. I have been using soldering irons powered by powerbank for 5 years now. First there was the TS100, now there are many other options, including a 100W soldering iron with JBC C210-245 stingers. I carry a small powerbank with me from it and charge various gadgets and use a soldering iron, the powerbank can give 20 Volts and 5 Amperes = 100 Watts. Such a soldering iron is much better than a gas one, a large selection of tips for it, more compact, more convenient and you can solder both something powerful and something thin. A 10,000 mAh battery is enough for 3-4 hours of active soldering. I have a Sequre S99 now
Nice job dude! I have a similar setup, but definitely need replace the tool roll with foam for screwdrivers just like you did. Thanks so much for the genius idea!
Thanks for great idea on this tool box . I have the Rigid tool box setup and I always felt underutilized box. I'm going to pop off that piece and reorganize it ..
@@donniestoolthoughts9209 Just wish Rigid would make some heavy duty drawers also , I like not having to detach the set-up in a customers home. Don't want to go to Milwaukee, they're to bulky and overengineered , I think. Plus I already have the Rigid rolling tool box set-up, and it's been durable.. Thanks again.
That’s a tack hammer,the split end is magnetized to set tacks one handed. Usually 5-6 tacks are held in you lips and picked up by the magnet while you hold upholstery fabric with the other hand.
Great setup. I have a new Ridgid organizer that's waiting for a purpose and this is it. Might even just cut up my $60 tech bag and layer the tools just like you have it.
I miss it. I’ve switched over to the drawer systems from Milwaukee, Ridgid, and Stacktech. The disadvantage is not being able to see all my tools at once. With this setup i could look at the tools and see what was missing before i left a jobsite.
Yeah, it is supposed to be in the plastic container under the bottom pallet. But, I had left it in the network organizer box from the previous job. Good catch!
Too many videos of empty tool boxes people bought and not enough like this that show how people innovate and organize them. Thanks for sharing.
Really Nice setup, Innovative thinking to get around the really expensive cases. Awesome Video!
This was lovely to watch. Well done, sir.
This is one of the best box configurations I've seen.. I've already popped the top out of my Ridgid case to copy that pegboard idea.
I've used the same box in my car for mechanic's tools for a number of years and never realized the top popped out. Organization has always been my trouble, but this gives me some really great ideas. Thanks!
New apprentice electrician here love to see videos on low voltage and networking. That is also a sweet technician setup love the ingenuity.
I have everything to make that make this and never thought about it!! Off to the garage!!!!
I appreciate the bucket boss idea. I had bought the Ridgid toolbox thinking it would be just what I needed. For years I thought I was wrong, but your idea may change my mind.
Using the pouches is a great idea. Going to look at a couple of my boxes and borrow some of your ideas.
Hi, I'm from Russia, I also do electrical work, including low voltage. We have a lot of similar tools, except KleinTools, it's hard to get it from us, but we mainly have Knipex, Wiha, Wera, Milwaukee, Weidmuller and others. Of the multimeters and other testers, we use Fluke, Tempo. I wanted to say about soldering irons, I've been using gas ones for many years, but they have a known problem that they overheat a lot and give a lot of heat outside with a gas jet. I have been using soldering irons powered by powerbank for 5 years now. First there was the TS100, now there are many other options, including a 100W soldering iron with JBC C210-245 stingers. I carry a small powerbank with me from it and charge various gadgets and use a soldering iron, the powerbank can give 20 Volts and 5 Amperes = 100 Watts. Such a soldering iron is much better than a gas one, a large selection of tips for it, more compact, more convenient and you can solder both something powerful and something thin. A 10,000 mAh battery is enough for 3-4 hours of active soldering. I have a Sequre S99 now
Nice job dude! I have a similar setup, but definitely need replace the tool roll with foam for screwdrivers just like you did. Thanks so much for the genius idea!
Thanks for great idea on this tool box . I have the Rigid tool box setup and I always felt underutilized box. I'm going to pop off that piece and reorganize it ..
Thx for the comment, let me know if i can help.
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Just wish Rigid would make some heavy duty drawers also , I like not having to detach the set-up in a customers home.
Don't want to go to Milwaukee, they're to bulky and overengineered , I think.
Plus I already have the Rigid rolling tool box set-up, and it's been durable..
Thanks again.
Thanks for sharing! Hard to believe all of those tools fit in there!
It’s amazing how you used something as simple as foam and if works well
Awesome man! Really great load out, I like the rigid system too, I have Packout and the rigid, both have their perks!
That’s a pretty smart way to use this box. Good idea👍
That’s a tack hammer,the split end is magnetized to set tacks one handed. Usually 5-6 tacks are held in you lips and picked up by the magnet while you hold upholstery fabric with the other hand.
Great setup. I have a new Ridgid organizer that's waiting for a purpose and this is it. Might even just cut up my $60 tech bag and layer the tools just like you have it.
Genius idea!
Awesome video great tool box mines are not so organized now i will start to organize😂
Glad it was helpful!
Love it brother
Great job.
Wry useful setup!
Well done.
Very cool 🍻
that is a tight box.
I miss it. I’ve switched over to the drawer systems from Milwaukee, Ridgid, and Stacktech. The disadvantage is not being able to see all my tools at once. With this setup i could look at the tools and see what was missing before i left a jobsite.
Damn, Rigid should copy the alterations you made and pay you royalties.
Sweet setup! How’s the 2.0 treating you?
That Milwaukee light is a bastard with that turning off shit I fixed it but it’s still a pain in the ass.
Good ideas
How do you connect to the bucket jockey to the box?
ZIP ties
Maybe I missed it but I know you have a Punch Down tool in there somewhere
Yeah, it is supposed to be in the plastic container under the bottom pallet. But, I had left it in the network organizer box from the previous job. Good catch!
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What you do electrical work!?
Low voltage - networks, sound systems, projectors, screens, Televisions, video walls…
@@donniestoolthoughts9209 That seems like it would be a fun job!
That’s a shoemakers hammer.