DIY: Driver Bit Organizer
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In this episode we try our hand at at a diy magnetic driver bit organizer. We got everything we needed for this project at our local hardware store and it cost under $10 with the exception of already having the wood glue and spray lacquer. We even had extra material left over for use in future projects. Over all this was a simple and straight forward project that anyone could do and it adds a nice level of organization with a classy look to any tool box or chest. Thanks for checking us out, if you enjoyed the project make sure to like and share, and perhaps subscribe!
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Ya got a bugger hangin out ah yer nose!
It tasted quite delicious
@@TheManCardChannel RU still suckin on the juicy bugger?
Me gusto. .. I like it
You Guys Rock!
Cary McIntyre thank you!
Thumbs UP!!
FIRE VIDEO LETS GOOOOOOOOOOOO
17/64" is too small. Measuring across the points of a 1/4" hexagon and it will be 37/128". (they do make a bit that size). In fact, if you drill the holes 37/128" they won't even need magnets. Or, WITH magnets you could probably go 19/64", which is a more common size.
Excelente
What diameter are the magnets?
"dont wanna get glue on the top of the magnets" even though the side of the magnets being used to hold the bits in is the side you literally just put down in a pool of glue.... oopsies! haha
Yeah right. That's what I was thinkin.
Errrbody knows opposite side attracts!
Why magnets if you literally have to shove the bits into the holes?
Good question. In the design process we weren't sure if the bits would stay on their own. Not all the holes were a snug fit for some bits. So we added the magnets to help keep the loose fit bits in place. It was originally intended to be able to be mounted to the side of a tool box, but the magnets we used were severely underpowered for that.
My first thought was ...those holes are too tight.
That's what she said
When you fumble it and spill all the bits over the floor, you'll know why you want magnets. Not that I've ever done anything like that.
made one years ago
They're totally worth it.
why not use magnetic tape?
Terry Dubay it was definitely on the list of ideas, but we couldn't find magnetic tape strong enough to grip through the wood. If we weren't look to hide the magnets then magnetic tape would have been an excellent and easier choice.
Great vid, and it's something I'm definitely going to build, but please learn to focus your darn camera! Gave me a headache by the end
Can you use it to store your nose ring?
We made this specifically to organize bits. But I'm sure you can modify the design to fit whatever you'd like in it. As far as my nose ring. My nose works just fine as a storage device. -Nik
@@TheManCardChannel “My nose works just fine as a storage device. -Nik “
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What were the measurements for this project?
Yes, I would be interested in that too.
i WOULD LIKE THAT TOO.
Hah... John Candy and Seth Rogen!
Thank you. That's the nicest thing any one has said to us so far!
More like Fidel Castro and John Candy
You wiped the magnets then put glue on the bottom peace of wood. Lol
Yup.. no amount of movie magic could cover up that blunder
Are these two serious !!............Oh and have they got the plans for this build ???
Are we serious? No absolutely not. And have we got plans for this build? Again, absolutely not, we're mostly making it up as we go.
Duudes, the tool holder is OK, but it shouldn't take a 9 minute video.
Thanks for the input, we have taken that into consideration when filming most of our newer videos. Hopefully you'll check them out and give us some more feedback. Thanks again!
camera work is horrendous.
Boring! We're not curious about a lot of chatter.