Watch This Before You Organize Your Shop
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Being retired for several years, I fight a constant battle with organization of my (now) limited shop space! Thanks for all the great ideas!
Ahh an "organize your shop video". I watch every second of these. The last time WranglerStar did one of these, I organized my shop and felt like a rich man from all the tools I found, and now had organized. Then my amazon bill came and the rich feeling faded some,lol, but i still love having an organized shop. it is great!!
@ 3:25 - EXACTLY!!! Totally agree. You gotta be there for a little while to get a feel for the flow.
FOR EVERY 20 MINUTES OF WORK I DO I SPEND 30 MINUTES LOOKING FOR THE TOOL I NEED
and an hour at home depot buying it again when I give up looking for it.
For me it is running for what I overlooked and must have. Seems that it takes 30 minutes to put things back and the time fetching would be scary to know. LOL
And then the tool is damaged or rusty etc. Or the battery is flat.
I thought that was just me 🦧
Been there done that.... now wheres that washer and that dang 12mm socket......
There's nothing like grandpas old tools and funnels. 👍🏼 I've got a few of my grandfathers old tools.
The only thing that is organized in my workshop right now is a Craftsman tool chest that I got from my grandpa's shop. He labelled it and I've kept it organized... for the most part.
Funnels. You can never have too many of them.
I was taught from an early age to put things back where I found them. Every tool has a place.
Mr. Krabs you're also a crab that is stingy with his money 🖕🏽
Every tool has a deep hidden box to keep it in. Ideally padlocked with a lost key.
Lol never needed to put it back when i was young as i always remembered where it was. Now? Put it back immediately before i forget
Yes and you get banned from using the tools if you don’t
Please make a full tour of the shops, I would love a video and I wouldn't mind a 2 hour long video full of details, and I love the story's you tell , great videos , keep em coming
Your point about having multiple places where stuff winds up is exactly the root of my disorganization: basement, pole shed, back of the truck, garage, my sons truck, at a job site..... etc. I’m in process-at 56!- of finally consolidating all into one space.
I knew wranglerstar would be able to help me organize. I searched for organizing the shed and scrolled until I saw his video. 5th one down. Keep crushing wranglerstar.
I see the box of ratchet straps and can't help but think of the way my grandfather organized his. Each strap went in an old sock, they never got tangled. Plus in a winter emergency you had spare socks in the truck tool box. I've had to grab sock for the kids to use as mittens after theirs got soaked- thanks mr. wranglerstar
I organise all my computer cables into snap lock / zip lock bags for basically the same reason.
Old timers didn't clutter anything cost to much to hard to get, whatever. My grandfather born 1908 and 1 tough man's man
watching these videos reminds me of my child days at my grandparents homestead, I had the funniest times there, and watching these videos really brought me back to those days, thank you so much
You would not believe how happy I was when you said it was going to be a two part video. I love videos about the shop.
My dad's workbench has been a nightmare for ages, it was so bad that it was easier for my father and I to build another one just so I could put my own tools and equipment on. Hopefully we with the help of this video my dad and I can finally organize his workbench and work on some projects that he has put off because of the mess. Thanks Wranglerstar.
As a GC of over 30 years, I respectfully submit my one, VERY STRONG suggestion: fabricate a dolly, like a 4-wheeled furniture dolly, that your JoBox can be dropped onto when you bring it to the shop on the forks of the YanMar. Personally, I make mine with a raised frame around 3/4" plywood. The feet of the JoBox fit almost snugly inside that frame.
The moment it's off the forks, I can roll that bad boy easily all over my shop, to load or unload. And I don't use that dolly for anything else!
Kudos on your determination to get and stay organized!
Mark Hazlett Turn the job box into a rolling cart. I like it!
Love watching each of your videos, Cody!
I hate organizing but love being organized :-)
Hey there!
+Kody Amos this is what I'm all about. Wish I could organize people professionally.
I'll pay you ;-)
So glad to see you rocking the ichiban. I literally carry mine with me in my pickup everywhere I go!!!
Always good to see another guy'sshop set up, may not be all useful to my exact situation, but the general ideas and pricicples certainly are of use. Looking foreward to part two.
Cheers!
This is one of the best channels on youtube. Keep up the good work, best of wishes for you and your family!
Your sage and thoughtful advice is invaluable. Thank you!
i wish i lived in a place you do but i have this nasty self-induced disease called laziness
qzetu that would take effort
I really enjoyed this. Some really good ideas. About 10 years the guy I was working with bought his 1st new big tool box, and he ask me where I do I put everything. I Told put the stuff you use every day in the top drawers, and do not worry you will redo it a few times before everything finds a home.
Good advice (as always), I've been trying to reorganize the shop for a year now. Like you said, the plan changes and adapts according to the way the workflow dictates.
Cody... might I suggest that you don't put any cutting tools of any kind above head height just in case you or someone else pulls one off accidentally when removing another... could cause a bad accident and/or injury... hope this helps.
I was thinking that Mrs W would probably like to be able to reach them more easily 😀
I came here to say that. Especially if one tool accidentally is put on another. That won't be easy to see from down below and it can lead to something awful happening.
A lot of good ideas. My shop changes about every three to four years. I have been in this shop for about 40 years so that is a lot of changing. Hope Jack is feeling better.
Oh, I miss tools. Great video. Thanks for sharing.
recently bought a house in the english countryside and your videos have been a life-saver, Thanks. Keep it up.
Thank you so much for acknowledging that we have different needs in our shops than YOU do! For example, I live in Florida, diagonally across the continental United States from you! THAT, plus the difference in our ages, our interests, and (probably, many other factors) hold my attention when perhaps others have “moved on”!
We are of like minds on this. I have a pecan orchard 250 miles from my home. I use an enclosed trailer we lovingly call the mobile shed. So some things are duplicated. I ve divyed up stuff into classes and put them into totes and have come across some of the containers that retailers receive merchandise to use as well. They've worked out well.
I like the small JobBox idea.
Thanks
SD IN GA
I am thinking about making a portable tool shed to place on my 16' trailer. I also have a converted horse trailer as a work trailer.
I sort of do the same thing where I've got one shed split into two. The larger part is for woodworking and the other side is for everything else - bulk storage, metalwork and welding, chainsaws, gardening stuff, sprayers etc. I normally chuck all my fencing gear in a bucket as it's easy. But I like the idea of the bucket buddy - makes it easy to find your fencing pliers, twitchers etc. I try and keep all the similar stuff together, but doesn't always happen that way! Sometimes you just need a big clean up and reorg every couple of years.
Cody thank for your thoughts on organization. The way that I see it one can never be done organizing. I certainly need help as we i am sure all do. For me like you say making a full self contained stand alone kits has been a big help. Also bunching tools into function in the central storage like screw driver/pry bars--clamps/ locking pliers-- pliers --cutting tools/chisles-utility knives- wire cutters--sockets--drill related. By watching i just found one thing----that is making a dedicated ratchet tie down container insteasd of a multi layered super market bag. It is sure a good thing that one can not actually drown from disorganization LOL. You are always a source of inspiration.
Cody hope Jack gets well soon so you and him can finish that bridge love the build
Just blow Jacks inheritance on two of everything. The upside is when you are dead and gone your grand son can show his youtube channel all your stuff and never be left wanting content.
"This here is grandpaws pliers. In the next episode we'll look at his other pair of identical pliers that he painted green so he knew they were the wood shop ones and not the metal shop ones. It's sure to be a real humdinger."
mark on the gas cans reg , mix.
That barn exterior is just gorgeous
Hey Cody, you probably already know this but i'll give it a shot, I use a sharpie on my gas cans to identify which is which and i'll even mark the ratios for future reference, just a little tricks I use that might serve someone here ;)
Just watching this today. For fuel cans I use luggage tags marked with fuel type on the carry handles. That way if fuel type changes, e.g. 91, 95 or 98 octane (Australia) or 2 stroke (50:1 or 25:1) I put the right label on the right fuel. Same for diesel.
If I was to mark on the container then I can't change it easily.
Also a point I'm looking to do is move fuel to its own storage area. We live in a bushfire area, I'd hate to lose sheds etc if fuel load contributed to it in afire. Same for our LPG bottles,we move them from the house on Catastrophic fire days.
Actually feels good to be organised.
Also marked on machines which fuel type goes in the tank. I train students in horticulture and arboriculture and have learnt assume nothing, share knowledge and take time to explain, same goes for home.
THANKS!!! My shipping container shop is a mess and it's high on the to do list! Thanks for showing this and looking forward to the next one! Love your shop
Thank you! I have never been organised, but i recently felt the need to be.
The bucket buddy works great. I have one for general mechanical and electrical, and one for plumbing/irrigation jobs. It’s great to grab and go with a core set of tools for those functions. I’m still perfecting the shop. The “stuff” seems to multiply.
Two way radios are great for communicating across the property !!
Thanks again! Love the 12v pumps on the Jerry cans
you truly have a dream shop, Cody!
God Bless
I like to set up my buckets or tool boxes for jobs I frequently do for example, I have a framing bucket, electrical bucket, plumbing bucket, finish box, etc.
I love the way to talk about you're wife. So sweet and caring to make things easy for her. Mrs. W. I love that! You are cool. Lol
Cindy Thomas I’m setting up my garage so that my wife and son can find stuff easily... the everyday stuff is gonna be set up where they can find it easily.. screwdrivers, wd40, utility knife, tape, flashlight, measuring tape, etc...
The paint rollers, chainsaw oil, stone chisels, etc... they go elsewhere.
Oh yah, and I’m going to keep my cordless drill and such powered up.. it’s frustrating for her and me to grab a drill and find that it’s 99% dead!
Happy wife, happy life!, ya know!
I agree, multiple sets of common tools, stored where you use them, is such a huge Time Saver. ie tool belt items. thanks.
When I worked at a small engine shop we used Opti-2 2 cycle oil mix. It works in all engines so it saved from having a mix up on the oil.
I was just about to organize mine.... perfect timing
great info Cody. I'm struggling with my shop as well.
Organization is one key for success in a shop.
Love the "House Divided" analogy related to multiple buildings as shops. I have two house, one in two different states, due to location of children and grandchildren. I often find myself wondering where my saw is, or a specific hammer, and then remember it's at the other house. Stocking two full shops (table saw, drill press, band saw, hand tools) is a challenge. When I find a new tool I need (want?), I always buy one and try it out, then buy another for the other house. Organization is key; unfortunately both are setup completely different. Thanks for the "live with it for a while before bolting things down" thoughts.
You have my dream going on. I'm working hard to get one single shop. Nice man
All of my tables, shelving units, etc are on casters. I move all of these things around the project then move them out of the way when not in use. Opens up floor area for the next project. Makes life easier.
Thanks for the ideas
I found labeling my drawers by 'a1/a2/a3 - b1/b2/b3/-c1 etc etc' that way even a person who has never been in my shop can automatically know where to look. Great thing to have set up
Great video can't wait for part two
I use to go batty looking for things on shelves all piled up in front of other things. Especially on the top shelf that was impossible to see things laying down. I got smart and found ways to hang tools on pins, french cleats, designated shelves, etc....
And never below knee level, which allowed me to sweep or blow the floor all the way back to the wall. :)
I have a few main points for garages/shops that help alot:
1. Everything on wheels. Then I can quickly move anything to a work area or empty the whole building quickly to clean the floors, etc.
2. Make things modular. Then one rolling workbench will attach to others to make different sized benches, etc.
3. Organize wisely. Such as your commonly used tools shelf. Good idea. There are many components to organizing, even down to using retractable spools for power cords , air and water hoses, etc.
We ALL have shop organization issues!! Great strategies.
Totally agree with working in a shop before you "settle" on where items should go. I just organized my shop after 4 years of living here. It literally took that long to determine what went where.
I have two 1.5 gallon gas cans that I wrapped duck tape around, through the handle and around, these cans are dedicated to gas/oil mix. Always put the oil in the can before filling. This is what works for me. Thanks again for all the great videos.
Very useful information. Looking forward to part two.
hope Jack is feeling better. nice video and tour and use of time.
Can't wait for part two
Thanks for the very timely and relevant video. I just posted a video last night of the disaster that is my workshop.
Grandpa always had a do all tool box that would fix anything. It was beat up but the tool box always had anything we needed. Amazing how the old timers know exactly what we will need.
Awesome Video, Thank you for uploading it.
The clear lexan windows at the top look like they made a difference in the lighting of the shop. Looking forward to the next video.
Loving what you do .
I like how a soda can and coffee cups were on the priority shelf.
Really enjoy your videos keep it up I learn a lot from you.
This is one of those topics that has a host of approaches, most will work. I will add somethings to consider, that revolve around safety. The shelf you have looks great if your tall. Heavy items should be low. Items on your top shelf can get entangled. The one tool you pull, may bring other tools along (possibly on top of your head). Thinking of the Mrs W and Jack. Thanks for sharing. :-)
Thanks so much !! I REALLY needed this .. I hate spending TIME trying to find what I know I have at least 2 or 3 of !!!!! Great video !!! Thanks again!!!
I needed this video
Sure hope there is going to be a series related to the new McMillan Rifle Stocks hat!!!
I like how organized everything is. For some reason all the older men in my family don't have any organization, everything is all over and they can never find the tools or supplies they need
LOVE this!
Great video I always watch and appreciate all the information you put together. Thank you from all of us on TH-cam and god bless👍
Thank you
thanks Cody
this is an area in my life that God is convicting me in. We home school as well, and really needing to get better at this. my kids watch my every move. thanks.
It never hurts to go crazy with a label maker. I really like to have things organised, but am also terrible at putting things back where they belong.
I have found both at work and at home that if I add a small label to each slot on a shelf then nothing else will be put there. Especially when working with a team of people. It prevents the "dumping ground" effect that happens over time.
I would go as far as to label each hook for the spare chains and saw bars.....
Hey Cody lets see some old family photos of this grandpa you always speak of! My grand father was a huge part of my life also.
im in the boat and as your life changes so does your needs. i have tools i havent used in years .not to mention dads and grampas tools
need a lid for the tool bucket makes a nice seat when needed
That's a lot of tools and very organized!
I have lots of the same stuff and I really like those canvas bags from Klein for small stuff like misc drill bits, nuts and bolts etc and I use LL Bean boat and tote bags for straps and tie down stuff etc. Not sure about anyone else but I keep my fuel off the concrete floor because I am worried about condensation.
Just built a new shop. I've been organizing and building shelves etc. I've found so many tools I didn't even know I had. Project times have been reduced by hours not having to search for tools.
theres only 1 rule when it comes to keeping a workshop tidy and clean is, when ever you use something put it back were it stays and always clean up after yourself.
This is beyond satisfying!
I like videos like this. Keep on keeping on!
This is definitely a good video I should pay attention to. I am so unorganized. I have a 5 car enclosed pole barn garage. Stuff is everywhere. I look forward to the day when it all makes sense. Thanks for your thoughts
I’m such a long viewer, I remember the dance wax story. I love you man. God bless!
wow, great video. I always feel like most of the work is just prepping (finding tools etc).; Great shop, looks good.
your like my dad and his shop lol good to have stuff ready for sure
I have a small shed off to the side of my barn for flammables such as gas and oils fuels
Another great video tutorial Cody. Thanks for sharing your home/property with us, you've got a lot of folks drooling out here.
You've given me some ideas on how to proceed in getting my garage organized.
The best to you and yours. May God bless.
Stan
Thank you man! That was inspiring. I always struggle with mixing tools. Living in Europe, I do also a lot of bricklayer work around the homestead... so I mix tools for woodworking, bricklaying, machinery, horse keeping. And as you said, when I am finally done with organizing tools, I start again. Keep up the videos coming.
I bought the biggest tool bag that snap on sells and it holds all my tools for working at my racetrack for anything I might ever need it's crazy I have never not had a tool that I need
Great video. I also love the dance wax anecdote
Good info!
AMEN! Thank you!