DIY Nut & Bolt Storage for Under $50
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 ก.พ. 2020
- Tired of always running to the hardware store to get nuts and bolts? Here is a cheap way to make your own storage system to have your very own selection of nuts and bolts on hand, saving you time and money
Tools to help make this:
4-1/8" Hole Saw (Diablo): amzn.to/2Tej54s
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As a 25yr Industrial engineer this is what I'll be incorporating in my personal shop. Kudos. Be well.
Thanks!
This is great! I've been racking my brain trying to figure out how to do this without spending $500 on a pre-made system. Thank you so much you've saved me a lot of money!
(2021 has entered the chat) plywood is now $100 a sheet! But love the idea.
yea this was pre covid. I always hit up the cull rack looking for anything I can salvage for projects like this
Great idea. I followed the directions and wow I'm amazed by the outcome. I am in progress of making a lot of these for my shop.
Nice! I'm glad your enjoying it
@@appalachiandiy2415 yes the total cost for me to build these were $120.00 on 02/10/2022
@@keepinyoumovinllc wow, that has gone up since I did it!
This is the best project for nuts and bolts, nice job
Dude that has to be the coolest nut & bolt rack I ever seen before nice job
Thank you for taking the time to make this video!
Absolutely!
Well done! Awesome storage!
Thank you. I love having all those bolts/nuts/washer in stock at home instead of always driving to the hardware store
That looks great I wish I seen this video before I ordered mine.
Very good solution!.. Clever & practical. Thank you
Perfect 👌🏻! I also love your intro😁. Thank you for the great inexpensive idea and video!
BTW, there is a tool specifically designed for de-burring plastic materials Called a “reamer”, they sell it at Lowe’s, it is yellow and about $7-$8. My husband had one before we got married and I didn’t know what it was. It comes in handy for applications such as the one in your tutorial. I also use it to strip copper wire 🤪 I love it!
Thanks! I love mine
huh, Ill have to check that out, thanks!
This is Awesome. Just what I need. Thank you!
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Thanks! I love mine
Genius! You earned a subscribe just from the thumbnail :) Thanks for sharing!
Absolutely! Thanks for joining
Dude that is straight up nice!😊
Thanks, i love it. Its so handy to have
I know this is a late comment but, if you lay a piece of angle iron on the pipe it will automatically give you a straight line down the length of the pipe. enjoyed your build I have a stack of 3" that I have been trying to find used for. I going to try this and see if the bins are big enough.
Ya Make it Easy to Build So thks for Sharin ya Got My Vote Keep it Up goin to try and Make a Few of these for Shop Ya Got this
Good luck, you'll love it
Looks great! How would you go about labeling each of the bays? I imagine it would be difficult to use a marker or sticker because of the ribbing on the pipe.
A label maker would probably work best, A sharpie will work also but I plan to print and cut out the measurements for each bolt size and using clear packing tape over them.
if you used 3 inch pvc, you could likely get by with just cutting landscaping timbers as dividers on a normal miter saw without the weird hole saw
interesting idea. I wonder how well they would fit. Dont they have a flat on two sides though to stack? might get some mixing of small items.
@@appalachiandiy2415 I wonder if they make some 3 inch schedule 80, or 3 inch drain line. either of those might be flexible enough to bend around the flat spot. maybe with some heat and coaxing. I may look into it more when I get around to my own project. neat idea man!
@@mr.9439 might be tough to find 3". Yea, thanks for the reply
There's also a product Ringo and makes guttering that's v-shaped and has end caps that could be used for this I don't know if it's more cost prohibitive or if it would the end cap surprise expensive so the wood dividers the price still be the way to go but the guttering might save you the step of having to cut the pipe just a thought appreciate you really enjoyed this God bless you and yours
Never heard of Ringo, I'll have to check it out, thanks
Sorry it's rainbow guttering
Raingo
What type of drain pipe is that called
Genius!
Thank you!
I enjoyed your thorough and creative video. It’s very tempting but the thought of having to clear out those bins of dust will prevent me from doing it. Have you come up with the labeling system?
You could always use a plastic sheet to drape over to prevent dust buildup. And i printed labels and taped them onto the bins
@@appalachiandiy2415 Thanks for your reply. I considered the sheet of plastic but I'm sure it would become agrivating have to hold it up every time I needed some. Plastic would most likely cause static electricity when touching my hair, and yes I considered cloth as well.
Let me know if you happen upon a solution such as flip up plexiglass across a row.
@@keningilbert I will
it could also be made with square plastic fence post
that would be easier for the ends and dividers, where could you buy them?
Nice bin but Background music very distracting to listen to instructions
Thanks
Really cool idea ! But i will replace pipe by PVC
I like the idea, but essentially storage bins in a workshop have never worked for me. Fills up full of dust and what not. I have thought of using smaller PVC pipe with dividers like this in drawers for storing electronics components, as they're always a bit fiddly and hard to get out. But it's given me an idea about using square PVC cut at an angle for removable bins. Cheers.
Sounds like your on to somthing....but square PVC, now thats somthing I've never seen before
Appalachian DIY I think you can get it in the US. But 100x50 downpipes available in Oz for me which is probably what I'd use
@@peterschmidt9942 I did look some up. there is a plant in the US but no such luck at regular stores. Let me know how your Idea works out!
nice
Thank you!
Why not just glue the dividers to the pipe?
clever,, the better mouse trap
Thanks
Now this project would cost about $1000. Jk, awesome project!
yea wood prices suck right now. Thanks for the reply!
I wanted to make this in 2022, but I didnt want to sell my son to afford it.
Use sewer drain not pvc, way cheaper
A 2x speed & double tapper, oh yea & delete audio
not quite sure what you mean
PLEASE GIVE US A LIST OF ALL MATERIALS AS WELL AS HOW MANY OF EACH
just get a gutter bro