Garden Tool Wall. Shed organization. Shovels, rakes, and ladders oh my.
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- Organizing my lawn and garden tools in the new shed using scraps and left overs. Please leave any questions and/or comments below. Thanks for watching!
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Camera - GoPro gopro.com/en/u...
Video editor - Adobe Premier Pro
Shed - Storage Sheds of Atlanta storageshedatl... or 678-502-6823
Ryobi Drill Driver - www.homedepot....
Ryobi Jig Saw - www.homedepot....
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Rafter Square - www.homedepot....
Ryobi Skill Saw - www.homedepot....
4" Hole Saw - www.homedepot....
Apron - www.katzmosesw...
Great system
Thank you!
Great video on organization, Thanks for posting it. I will take several of your ideas when I get my new Shed up and going.
Very inspiring and neaty!!
Thanks very much. After having one of the least productive days of my life... I was frustrated with how to organize all my garden tools. You are saved me from ripping my hair out. Thanks again for all your Great ideas.
Glad it helped, and glad you still have some hair left! :)
exactly what i needed
The ladder idea is awesome
Thanks!
I'm glad you did this video. I just built a 10x16 shed and my yard tooling is sitting in a corner of it. That'll change in a few days. Thank you.
Good deal. Thanks!
Excellent job sir! You have given me the motivation and many more ideas on how to continue organizing our shed. Video production ... A1! Thanks!
Nice job. I just picked up a bunch of scrape lumber from a subdivision build site. I plan on doing pretty much the same in my sheds. Thanks for sharing.
Great job. Thanks for sharing!
Thank you for this video! You saved me a lot of money!
Awesome - I love scrap wood projects!
Thank you for sharing!
Cool idea nice jod also. I have same problem always try using hanging system that doesn't fit what you have. I need to do this
Thank you for video
EXACTLY ! Gorgeous work. ❤ it !
Thanks!
Great job thanks for the ideas.
Excellent!
Just the video I needed to minimize my tool clutter. Thanks!
You're welcome. I appreciate you watching!
Great ideas! Thanks!
Thanks!
Awesome job! My problem is that once you have a place to store the tools, there’s no more projects left to use the tools. 😭
Come over and help me with my project..lol
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Great ideas!
Thanks!
Good job! I think I'll put some of this to use. Thanks!
Thank you! After using it for a while, I have found it to be easy to use and even encourages the kids to put tools back where they belong. Sure beats the clutter in the corner it replaced!
Just bought a shed yesterday. This is a great idea!
Thanks! With little effort I think it so much more customizable than store bought options AND it used up scraps taking up space that I would have eventually tossed anyway. Also, no bumping tools off the wall when passing by since most are recessed into the stud cavity. Thanks!
Lots of great ideas! I have a lot of the same tools, but only one pick axe - I hope to never buy another. Thanks for the idea to go outside of the 3.5" deep cavity and saying what size wood you were using. You made some good points about trying different systems or letting tools accumulate in a corner. My tools first sat in a corner, then bought the Rubbermaid fast track system from Home Depot- which made them sit out really far and was a complete waste of space and money, now are back in the corner but thanks to another video and yours will be going up soon. I like your apron, shoulder harness -where's that from?
Thanks! That's a @katzmosestools apron. I love it.
ok, some good ideas.. thanks
Thanks!
great JOB I WILL COPY YOU
@13:22 I'd be focused on securing the shed (door lock set) before customizing it to hold my yard tools. Good, simple solution for storage when you don't want to insulate.
As a contractor that has about 30 or so handled tools. I need help. What do yall do? The trash can method isnt working.
I prefer the method in this video. As a former contractor I have entirely too many shovels, rakes, and what not. I've tried everything, pvc, trashcans, shelves, hooks, ect.
Hanging similar shaped tools all in a single file row really makes them organized and easy to grab for me. And by playing with the layout, I can fit more tools on one wall than I ever could in a couple trashcans.
Question: Is there any wiring running in your walls? My garage has open studs and old cloth wiring in it running at knee level. I was going to redo it all but can't find what the NEC says about running wires in open studs.
Good question. I do not have any wires to deal with. I would think you wouldn't want any tools pressing on the exposed wiring.
@@justaddwood I don't know if electrical conduit is required or if running the wires high (~7ft from the ground) suffices. Like I said, I spent time looking in NEC and I can't find an explanation. I tried calling my cities building department but they never call back.
Could have used peg board???
Of course, you can use whatever you like on your wall.
unless you have a stockpile of scrap wood and more tools than a tradesman then these modifications are of no use to the average home owner with a small shed or garage.
What mods can be done using basic tools/equipment?
Sir, why aren’t you using a clamp rather than having the jig saw within an inch of your hand! 😮