There are some brilliant storage options in this! Thanks! I have one for you...I got my hands on left over ends of 6x6 posts and carved out a slot for my phone to rest in the upright to watch or record! Down the back is 2 magnetic strips for screwdriver bits, down 2 sides and in behind I drilled holes for favourite pens/drill bits and the front that had a really bad crack I chiselled it out and added a tray to the bottom with a bar across the middle to hold up rulers, etc...trying to fit a spinner on the bottom for easy turning!
Still watching your content now 😂.bits are on order for the loft lighting…absolutely great content and very well explained….thank you looking forward to watching more.🙌🏻
If you do decide to draw around your tools on the tool wall, a quick and easy way is to wrap all the tools in cling film and then spray paint the board.
Seriously, got myself a shed for my 50th last year. Whenever I'm looking for simple and effective storage on videos, out come the huge gadgets - in massive workshops! Love the use in between battens as I always thought such a waste of space - and like the wood you used for the drill bits - definitely more my kinda vibe. I'm just on a break from sorting the yard. Yours video this morning jump started me ❤
Off cuts! A complete pain in the a**e for 364 days until that one glorious moment. I drive myself and my wife daft with "useless bits and bobs" Great video and have subscribed 👍
Thanks so much :) not sure you caught Keith and Rag & Bone Brown's video yesterday.. but there's a couple of new ideas I like in that video too for gardening tools!
Thanks so much :) No point breaking the bank when I have lots of offcuts under my nose... unless I know it will be difficult to follow when plans are involved :)
First time I've seen you. I love the imaginative and creative ideas that don't need half a million quids worth of Festool equipment ! Down to earth and straightforward.. Consider me subscribed.
Lol... that's a first 😂 Mind you, I found it incredibly stressful tackling this from day 1 🙈 I found it's best to just take each day as it comes and see what works best for you!
Very inspiring video, wonderful idea’s to organize! It seems as though organization is a never ending process within itself, your organization space ideas make room for more space in which we can all use. Thank you so much for sharing your ideas !
I'm a newbie DIY'er, my little workshop being built (~120' sq(!), then I'll need to arrange everything. But I think it'll be fun, and your video was very helpful: lots of simple, creative, uncomplicated ideas, no high-level skills required. Thank you!
Lol. I deleted the clip where he hung out with me in the earlier part of the video because unfortunately the moment I need to use a power tool, he can't wait to get out!
@@TheCarpentersDaughterUK its you soothing voice...its so gentle...the accent...the tool talk...its everything a man wants in a woman...i just put this viedeo on at night a sleep with a smile.
Looking nice. Tip for drilling and cutting scraps like worktops, laminate flooring or anything with a hard wearing finish. Use stuff you dont mind going blunt. The finish has alumium oxide powder in it, same as in most sand papers and second hardest to diamond. It will destroy even carbide tipped tools.
Two thoughts - 1) you can use osb for shelves and keep them from bowing by always having a lip on it, whether needed for the stored item or not. 2) for storage of small quantities of screws or small parts, find a neighbor that regularly gets prescription medications - the plastic bottles last forever and are clear enough to see what's stored inside.
Excellent job on your shop. My son and I are trying to clean and organize our little shop, it has become a dumping ground for anything and everything. Will be many trips to recycle center and second hand shops and as little as possible to dump. Thanks for the inspiration!😃
Kia ora! Perfect, as I have just had a wooden 10 squire shed built(as I was recovering from unexpected heart surgery and was banned from doing anything, by my wife!) Just managed to unpack all my stuff, which included 9 spearguns and spearfishing gear, my fishing tackle...So next step is to organise everything - so thank you so much for all the practical tips. We have just had a lockdown in NZ, so i have time :) Hardware stores are closed so I won't have a choice but to use my offcuts...
Very good. I am an amateur woodworker. Often the rain catches me on my outside workbench. Often tools and accessories get misplaced. This week I will start keeping some containers..got lots of them...at arms reach..less searching for bits etc. When it rains from now on; I can just put the tubs or boxes in.the shed and all the tools and parts/ nails/etc. will be easy to find. Keep up the good work.
Very inspiring; some very useful ideas and prompts in there. I really need to stop prevaricating (I'm an expert at that) and sort my workshop out. 😒 Every time I walk past my two large (broken) plastic tubs of screws and bolts I look the other way. 🙄 So glad none of you can see it, although I now feel totally vindicated regarding all the 'spares' I haven't thrown away. Thanks for sharing; please keep them coming. 👍
Ha... the plastic box of screws had been broken on the base for years 😂 Even if you organise them in little boxes first, then just work out where to put them! And yes... many of these things I almost threw away, like those black washers and that metal strip. Loved how I repurposed them and it makes you think with future junk.
Great video. Some good ideas. For screws I prefer using 2x Stanley hinge lid organisers, as the sections lift out when using the screws. Most of my organising is into tool boxes and bags so I can quickly load the car to do jobs at friends and family houses.
Love it, a real tutorial for real people. Easy, simple ideas that are affordable, and not time expensive, thank you. Liked, Saved & Subscribed PS, the only change I would make would be to replace the skirting board with a micro draw system to store ‘bits and pieces’. Easy to do, very cheap, just buy a load of them from a dollar/pound store Truly excellent, and I have certainly been inspired
Cool stuff. I have the same metal shelfing system in my cellar. I kept the metalwork off the walls themselves by putting damp proof membrane behind them, and two years later they have no rust.
Great video. Perfect for what I’m trying to do. So happy I found it. I’ve got a brick garage with recently renovated roof. Need to get everything off the floor. Have bought those shelving units but really wanted to do a storage wall and wasn’t too sure where to start with a cladded wall or drilling individually into brick. This has given me lots of ideas especially for the ceiling storage. Many thanks
As a technician in a college drawing round the tools is invaluable in identifying when something goes missing (gets nicked). I also use the same twin slot shelving system in our workshops. It's constantly adjusted to store students work in progress.
I live in a warm area of Australia, with high humidity & have silicones & glues in cartridges. I sometimes go long periods between using some of these & found I was wasting a lot so, I now store the cartridges in my grog fridge where they last much longer. Another suggestion I have is that when nozzles become blocked, I use the air gun on my compressor to blow the solid material out of the nozzles thus making then useable again. When aerosol containers run out of air but still have useable contents, I remove the nozzle & use my air compressor to inject air into the cans. This may need to be repeated but stops a lot of wastage. Just don't try to completely replace the air, more can be added if needed but, you don't want to risk damage to your hands by overfilling the cans with compressed air.
Thanks for this one, I am organising my shed next week as need to get it done. Some great tips here and love how you did some ideas. The tools on the wall 'shadow board' is how I started last week and now wanting to finish. I keep off-cuts and scrap wood "just in case" so will have loads to do. I was surprised you didn't do the "Dad's nail and screw jar store" my dad and his dad did it and i do it now, screw a jar lid to the underside of a shelf and fill the jar with the screws,nails etc. (All in sizes of course) and fit to the lids. Great to see at a glance... Love watching your videos. So natural and easy to listen to, great to be on this journey with you and your family. You look great too, by the way. keep up the good work. The out takes make it that much better and funny. 👍 looking forward to the next one.
Haha, thanks! I stored so many jars because my Dad suggested it and haven't thrown them away yet - but think I went for the Really Useful Box option because it seemed quicker. Not as cheap, though 😄
Oooh great! A few ideas for me here - my drill bits are all in one box Abd it takes ages to search through them - I’ll be inventing something now!! Thanks for the tips 🥰🌲🦊🌲
Vicky for your rolls of tape you can use a old broom handle or curtain pole anything round an long basically, and i suspend mine from the ceiling with zip ties so its open both end to take the tapes off when you need em and you can use it to dispense tape if you just want to take a length off in situ 👍🙂
I like that idea! I've saved some old pipe, curtain poles and clothes rails just for the job. I'll see what I come up with - or it'll be a basic angled shelf with a lip 😂
Thanks, Lisa! I can't wait to get back in there again to finish the rest. I have to do other work at the mo, but can't stop making an insulation shopping list and watching videos on it 😂😂😂 *I won't be able to settle until I'm done lol
I've desperately needed to do this in my sheds. Unfortunately, all my time is used up working on house repairs and now we've decided to move back up to Oregon, so it would all be for naught anyway. But I've got lots of ideas once I move and I refuse to move into a house that I have to spend all my weekends working on.
hmm "only have a few clamps"……… I have about 70+ including really long ones (2.4m!)that i've made out of beech with sash cramp heads, you can never have too many clamps! Nice vlog and seeing someone getting stuck in and using bits'n'bobs… great
Watch 7 more ideas I've done since👉
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There are some brilliant storage options in this! Thanks! I have one for you...I got my hands on left over ends of 6x6 posts and carved out a slot for my phone to rest in the upright to watch or record! Down the back is 2 magnetic strips for screwdriver bits, down 2 sides and in behind I drilled holes for favourite pens/drill bits and the front that had a really bad crack I chiselled it out and added a tray to the bottom with a bar across the middle to hold up rulers, etc...trying to fit a spinner on the bottom for easy turning!
I've always loved making and building objects and now at the age of 70 I want my own workshop. You're never too old to learn, build and organize.
Awesome that you included the parts where you struggled a bit. Way to keep it real.
Its great to see a Dad that empowered his daughter with life skills. Hats off to your Dad!
My Dad was the same way! I miss him dearly, I loved working in his garage with him, this is a great video!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Still watching your content now 😂.bits are on order for the loft lighting…absolutely great content and very well explained….thank you looking forward to watching more.🙌🏻
Excellent Video! I much prefer seeing organization ideas using scraps and repurposing rather than seeing sterile shops where money is no object.
I liked the no more gaps/silicone/WD-40 rack. Very impressive.
LOVE the spray can/caulk storage!
You have a lot of very nifty gadgets.
If you do decide to draw around your tools on the tool wall, a quick and easy way is to wrap all the tools in cling film and then spray paint the board.
Thanks! I might consider that :)
Fantastic - realistic - doable 🎉
Thank you. Hope you found it useful to help you get organised!
Seriously, got myself a shed for my 50th last year. Whenever I'm looking for simple and effective storage on videos, out come the huge gadgets - in massive workshops! Love the use in between battens as I always thought such a waste of space - and like the wood you used for the drill bits - definitely more my kinda vibe. I'm just on a break from sorting the yard. Yours video this morning jump started me ❤
Off cuts! A complete pain in the a**e for 364 days until that one glorious moment.
I drive myself and my wife daft with "useless bits and bobs"
Great video and have subscribed 👍
Wow some great ideas here….have definitely been inspired.thank you
Watching again 2 years later - some great ideas here Vikkie! 🤩💃🕺
Thanks so much :) not sure you caught Keith and Rag & Bone Brown's video yesterday.. but there's a couple of new ideas I like in that video too for gardening tools!
Great to see so many offcuts used and clever alternatives to commercial storage, saving money and other resources
Thanks so much :) No point breaking the bank when I have lots of offcuts under my nose... unless I know it will be difficult to follow when plans are involved :)
Great use of space. Its so much easier when you can see what you want straight away . Saves on time
Billeo 😂🤣😁 my Grandma’s word. Good film thanks. Would love your workshop.
Haha.. one of my favourite words 😂
Excellent video i am thinking of buy a shed/workshop love the ideas
Nice. Pretty amazing.
I enjoyed watching.
First time I've seen you. I love the imaginative and creative ideas that don't need half a million quids worth of Festool equipment ! Down to earth and straightforward.. Consider me subscribed.
Great, efficient way of storing those silicon tubes, Vicky! Time spent on workshop organisation is never wasted 👍
Gonna copy that idea for sure 👍🏼 😀
Glad you both liked it. This is one of my favourite storage ideas ☺️
I really liked the drill bit holder at 4:50.
Thanks for keeping it real. Practical storage ideas without spending thousands. The shop area is what most average people have to work with.
Your ideas helped me out thanks a lot
Glad to hear it ☺
Quality ...really enjoyed that
Glad you enjoyed it 😀
You have made me dizzy with all your ideas, all great! I better get started. Thank you!
Lol... that's a first 😂 Mind you, I found it incredibly stressful tackling this from day 1 🙈 I found it's best to just take each day as it comes and see what works best for you!
@@TheCarpentersDaughterUK I will. You gave me marvelous tips. Blessings from the middle of California.
Love to find away of getting one of those hovers after the last three years doing my shed / Man Cave
Very inspiring video, wonderful idea’s to organize! It seems as though organization is a never ending process within itself, your organization space ideas make room for more space in which we can all use. Thank you so much for sharing your ideas !
I'm a newbie DIY'er, my little workshop being built (~120' sq(!), then I'll need to arrange everything. But I think it'll be fun, and your video was very helpful: lots of simple, creative, uncomplicated ideas, no high-level skills required. Thank you!
Wow Nice job. Love all your vids. Love your accent. Take Care
Thanks :)
That's always satisfying when you're organised. I'm sure Hans will appreciate not having to lie on rubbish all day - very thoughtful of you.
Lol. I deleted the clip where he hung out with me in the earlier part of the video because unfortunately the moment I need to use a power tool, he can't wait to get out!
Harikasın. Tebrikler.
wow amazing
Im using this video to fall asleep...thank you!
Either I'm boring or there's ASMR in it I'm not aware of lol
@@TheCarpentersDaughterUK its you soothing voice...its so gentle...the accent...the tool talk...its everything a man wants in a woman...i just put this viedeo on at night a sleep with a smile.
Looking nice. Tip for drilling and cutting scraps like worktops, laminate flooring or anything with a hard wearing finish. Use stuff you dont mind going blunt. The finish has alumium oxide powder in it, same as in most sand papers and second hardest to diamond. It will destroy even carbide tipped tools.
Thanks for the drill bit tips!!
Two thoughts - 1) you can use osb for shelves and keep them from bowing by always having a lip on it, whether needed for the stored item or not. 2) for storage of small quantities of screws or small parts, find a neighbor that regularly gets prescription medications - the plastic bottles last forever and are clear enough to see what's stored inside.
Have a look at French cleat systems, easy DIY and very flexible, love what you do.
Thanks! Yes, I was going to use this system, but it would have meant buying extra materials - although love how they're interchangeable!
Excellent job on your shop. My son and I are trying to clean and organize our little shop, it has become a dumping ground for anything and everything. Will be many trips to recycle center and second hand shops and as little as possible to dump. Thanks for the inspiration!😃
Glad to have helped! You never know if something will come in handy :)
i am learning alot by watching your videos thanks
Great job. There's nothing like having an organised workshop, with everything on display, that makes the best use of the space you have.
Yes, I think it will do too :)
Great video very helpful information thank you x
Kia ora!
Perfect, as I have just had a wooden 10 squire shed built(as I was recovering from unexpected heart surgery and was banned from doing anything, by my wife!) Just managed to unpack all my stuff, which included 9 spearguns and spearfishing gear, my fishing tackle...So next step is to organise everything - so thank you so much for all the practical tips. We have just had a lockdown in NZ, so i have time :) Hardware stores are closed so I won't have a choice but to use my offcuts...
Glad I could help! It doesn't help that the price of wood has increased a lot lately and harder to get hold of!
Very good. I am an amateur woodworker. Often the rain catches me on my outside workbench. Often tools and accessories get misplaced.
This week I will start keeping some containers..got lots of
them...at arms reach..less searching for bits etc. When it
rains from now on; I can just put the tubs or boxes in.the shed and
all the tools and parts/ nails/etc. will be easy to find. Keep up the good work.
im new to wood turning and needed ideas for tool storage but your video has giving great ideas for alot of my other tools thank you
Glad to help :)
Very inspiring; some very useful ideas and prompts in there. I really need to stop prevaricating (I'm an expert at that) and sort my workshop out. 😒
Every time I walk past my two large (broken) plastic tubs of screws and bolts I look the other way. 🙄 So glad none of you can see it, although I now feel totally vindicated regarding all the 'spares' I haven't thrown away.
Thanks for sharing; please keep them coming. 👍
Ha... the plastic box of screws had been broken on the base for years 😂 Even if you organise them in little boxes first, then just work out where to put them!
And yes... many of these things I almost threw away, like those black washers and that metal strip. Loved how I repurposed them and it makes you think with future junk.
So many great ideas for me to adapt there- thank you!
Glad it was useful 😀
Great video. Some good ideas. For screws I prefer using 2x Stanley hinge lid organisers, as the sections lift out when using the screws. Most of my organising is into tool boxes and bags so I can quickly load the car to do jobs at friends and family houses.
This video is incredible. Puts us to shame. Very inspiring, not just for the shed but makes me want to organise everything!
Haha.. glad to hear I've motivated you somehow 😂
Love it, a real tutorial for real people. Easy, simple ideas that are affordable, and not time expensive, thank you.
Liked, Saved & Subscribed
PS, the only change I would make would be to replace the skirting board with a micro draw system to store ‘bits and pieces’. Easy to do, very cheap, just buy a load of them from a dollar/pound store
Truly excellent, and I have certainly been inspired
Thanks so much and love that idea! I'll have a think when I'm doing future planning :)
Thank you so much for sharing your insights and experience! Very helpful!
Glad you enjoyed it :)
Awesome ideas.
A lot of people will benefit from this video and get them busy, sorting out their sheds, garages and workshops.
Well done!
I hope so too! :) And hopefully they won't procrastinate as much as I did in between some clips(!)
Cool stuff.
I have the same metal shelfing system in my cellar. I kept the metalwork off the walls themselves by putting damp proof membrane behind them, and two years later they have no rust.
Great video. Perfect for what I’m trying to do. So happy I found it. I’ve got a brick garage with recently renovated roof. Need to get everything off the floor. Have bought those shelving units but really wanted to do a storage wall and wasn’t too sure where to start with a cladded wall or drilling individually into brick. This has given me lots of ideas especially for the ceiling storage. Many thanks
Great job from Rianos Rustics from western North Carolina
Nice one
Loving the bloopers😂😂thanks
Yes, Great job!!! Your work shop looks Great!!! you have amazing organizational skills too!!!
I liked the tool wall idea. Nice alternative to pegboard.
Thanks! I thought the same. Fancied a peg board, but couldn't find one near by and didn't fancy drilling a load of holes, then requiring some hooks!
Love this video thanks
Old Carlon conduit cut at an angle at 5:10 is a great idea
As a technician in a college drawing round the tools is invaluable in identifying when something goes missing (gets nicked). I also use the same twin slot shelving system in our workshops. It's constantly adjusted to store students work in progress.
You are an inspiration👏🏾👏🏾. Hmmm! A cup holder or drink holder will work. 👊🏽
Thank you, got some nice ideas from this that I shell use 👍
So many good ideas!!! I just need a storage shed/area now 😭
I watch this video because of this Cute Girl really good job
French cleats are useful as you can swap stuff about as your needs change
Pound land lunch boxes work a treat for the screws or sorta boxes from b&m
That looks AMAZING! My tool/garden shed is just 1m2 but I'm about to rearange everything and your video helped a lot :D
Great video! Thank you for sharing your ideas!
Thanks got watching :)
I live in a warm area of Australia, with high humidity & have silicones & glues in cartridges. I sometimes go long periods between using some of these & found I was wasting a lot so, I now store the cartridges in my grog fridge where they last much longer.
Another suggestion I have is that when nozzles become blocked, I use the air gun on my compressor to blow the solid material out of the nozzles thus making then useable again.
When aerosol containers run out of air but still have useable contents, I remove the nozzle & use my air compressor to inject air into the cans. This may need to be repeated but stops a lot of wastage.
Just don't try to completely replace the air, more can be added if needed but, you don't want to risk damage to your hands by overfilling the cans with compressed air.
Vikkie tenemos las mismas estanterias y la misma forma de crear las cosas... 😇
Trabajo parecido a tu estilo... Muy buenas ideas... Me eh sorprendido
Thanks for this one, I am organising my shed next week as need to get it done. Some great tips here and love how you did some ideas. The tools on the wall 'shadow board' is how I started last week and now wanting to finish. I keep off-cuts and scrap wood "just in case" so will have loads to do. I was surprised you didn't do the "Dad's nail and screw jar store" my dad and his dad did it and i do it now, screw a jar lid to the underside of a shelf and fill the jar with the screws,nails etc. (All in sizes of course) and fit to the lids. Great to see at a glance...
Love watching your videos. So natural and easy to listen to, great to be on this journey with you and your family. You look great too, by the way. keep up the good work. The out takes make it that much better and funny. 👍 looking forward to the next one.
Haha, thanks! I stored so many jars because my Dad suggested it and haven't thrown them away yet - but think I went for the Really Useful Box option because it seemed quicker. Not as cheap, though 😄
@@TheCarpentersDaughterUK I bet you use this method soon, as you will not be able to resist... lol 😆
Its always great to get organised. Some great tips there. Might use some in my small workshop. I do love great storage ideas
It's great to take a step back and see the improvement 😊
Some great ideas. Thank you for sharing them.
Thanks :)
Great organization tips. I might steal a couple 🤣😉
Like your videos lots of great ideas. Very pretty carpenter also.
Nice size shed and its tidy, must follow this example , but busy on a Sheppard hut build, may be a wet day to do it.
Good luck :) It's still not as tidy as I'd like yet :)
@@TheCarpentersDaughterUK just make sure u don't forget air vent s in four corners it lasts longer.
Woah!!! Look at that….handsaw!
Sometimes it's nice to use for quietness lol
some really handy tips there. thanks for sharing!
Glad you liked them :)
Well done
Nooice!!! - Inspired me Now!
Great, detailed video. Love it.
Oooh great! A few ideas for me here - my drill bits are all in one box Abd it takes ages to search through them - I’ll be inventing something now!! Thanks for the tips 🥰🌲🦊🌲
Cheers, Claire. Let me know how it goes... need to rehome then again 😂
Great job. Also congrats on your weight loss. Happy, healthy and productive. 👍
Vicky for your rolls of tape you can use a old broom handle or curtain pole anything round an long basically, and i suspend mine from the ceiling with zip ties so its open both end to take the tapes off when you need em and you can use it to dispense tape if you just want to take a length off in situ 👍🙂
I like that idea! I've saved some old pipe, curtain poles and clothes rails just for the job. I'll see what I come up with - or it'll be a basic angled shelf with a lip 😂
@@TheCarpentersDaughterUK
If you make one i want a mention vicky xx 🤣👍
Impressive. I've bought two Veto tool-bags which are super expensive but fantastic for carrying tools to jobs
I wish I could be organised with tool bags. That's another thing I need to sort on the boat!
Brilliant!! Inspirational to many to D.I.Y 👏
Aww, thanks so much! I hope so ☺️
Great job
Nice blog I enjoyed very much watching
Glad you enjoyed :)
Great ideas...
Loved this video, you’ve given me some great tips for my slightly smaller shed 😎
Glad I could help! 🤩
Love this, so many great ideas. Love a bit of shed organisation 😃
Thanks, Lisa! I can't wait to get back in there again to finish the rest. I have to do other work at the mo, but can't stop making an insulation shopping list and watching videos on it 😂😂😂 *I won't be able to settle until I'm done lol
I loved this! I have a lot of Really Useful boxes too. So many useful ideas here.
Glad you enjoyed :) Loved the ease of their boxes without having to make hundreds of boxes out of wood.
Great video vicky.you cant beat being organised doing my garage at the moment so will be using some of your ideas.many thanks
Thanks! Hope you find them useful!
Mine is a disorganized tool chest from Halfords when I was gainfully employed by Irish rail.
Retired.🇮🇪🇪🇺
I've desperately needed to do this in my sheds. Unfortunately, all my time is used up working on house repairs and now we've decided to move back up to Oregon, so it would all be for naught anyway. But I've got lots of ideas once I move and I refuse to move into a house that I have to spend all my weekends working on.
Fantastic video 👍
Great way to organize your tools n things, awesome project. Keep up the great work. 😎👌🇵🇷
hmm "only have a few clamps"……… I have about 70+ including really long ones (2.4m!)that i've made out of beech with sash cramp heads, you can never have too many clamps! Nice vlog and seeing someone getting stuck in and using bits'n'bobs… great