Cheapest French Cleat Jigsaw Holder - Easy Build
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ก.ย. 2021
- Our French cleat jigsaw holder has some nice features but is still an easy and extremely cheap build. Really, you can do this with only basic tools and scrap wood. We did and we love these things.
We build two versions of the jigsaw mount: One for our Craftsman corded jigsaw and one for our Ryobi cordless jigsaw. Straight cuts and no nonsense give you a solid French cleat saw holder that will keep your jigsaws immediately available while saving wall storage space.
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I took the liberty to redirect your video to several of my friends. Why? because I appreciate the good humour along with the simplicity of your work. Hello from France
Thank you very much! Very glad you like our design. And thanks for sharing the channel!
I like these simple little builds. I also have a few old corded tools that come out of retirement when the cordless can't handle the job. People need to remember that these simple little builds make life easier when you're doing the complexed fancy projects. Thanks for the video.
Thanks and we completely agree about cords. Corded tools are still extremely useful and often have more power than cordless. Plus you can use them for longer without worrying about battery life. Glad you enjoyed the video!
when we first set up shop our second project was setting up french cleats. good luck.
I wish I'd done that first. But that is exactly what I will do on my next shop!
I have enjoyed the french cleat builds. You have given me a new perspective on my tool holders. I also have my jigsaw flush against the wall, and like you, I have a small shop. So I have been looking at my designs and trying to shrink them. So this is my next change, thanks
Wow! That means a lot. I'm a retired IT user interface guy and it just made more sense to me to store the tools in a grab-and-go layout that saves space. You will be very happy with your newfound space when you build your new holders. But I am sorry that you're going to have to buy more tools to fill the space your new holders will make!
I also have a jig saw from the Stone Age. Going to make a mount to fit it for my clear wall. Good video thanks for posting.
Glad you liked it and good luck on your build! Some of those old tools have a lot of life still in them, and when I use that old jigsaw I remember some of the projects I built with my dad 40+ years ago.
Thanks for sharing this simple build. Things I never thought of.
Glad to help and very glad you found it useful!
I just finished my french cleats on a small wall space and I will make this holder for my jigsaw! Great design 👌
Excellent! You will love your new jigsaw holder!
@@AtomicDairy when you where writing your comment I already loved it! Quick and simple
Nice simple design and it just occurred to me that you could half the 2x4 lumber used by cutting them on the diagonal and using each half as a side. It would still be nice and strong as a triangle and it would clear up access to the cleat space below.
That's a really great take on the design. I might try that next time I build something like this!
Great ideas on your channel to save space! Excellent! Grab and go is the way to go👍
Thanks so much! 😊 We know it's different from the way most people do it but we really like the grab-and-go way to store stuff. It has saved so much space in our shop!
Just built this for my new Ryobi jigsaw. Turned out awesome!! Thank you so much for the extremely useful content!
Fantastic! Very glad it worked for you! And it's so cool that you built one!!!
These videos are great. You make it look easy.
Glad you like them! We're having fun building them and they are decluttering the shop as we go!
Great video, well shot and edited. Love your storage solutions. Mahalo for sharing! : )
Many thanks! Glad you liked it!
I actually bought a corded sander after your orbital sander video plus a corded router so 🤷♂️😅
Good choice. The corded sander works better for what we do. It has slightly more power and it never runs out of power.
Thanks
You're welcome! You should build one!
@@AtomicDairy I may. Like you I have my Dad's to house as well
Nice job. 👍
Thanks 👍Your stuff is pretty awesome too!!!
I haven’t gotten on the cordless bandwagon yet, I only have a Walmart drill and impact driver that are battery operated. I’ve been wondering how to deal with cords.
Cordless is great for a lot of tools but I'm not sold on cordless for everything. Our two circular saws are corded and we'll have the cord storage problem when we build their hangars. But we'll figure out a way to do it like we did for the jigsaw.
@@AtomicDairy I like the idea of storing the cords below the tool. I thought about just letting them hang but thought about spaghetti and decided against it.
What do you do with all the cases that came with your tools?
Many of the newer tools didn't come with cases. But of the cases we do have some are lost to time, some are used for parts storage, and others given away to friends. We started to get rid of the old cases when I realized I had cases for some tools that were more than twenty years old that I had never used.
I love watching your channel. Always helpful tips! Thanks
What editing app do you guys use?
And do you guys use a camera or your phone
We use a Canon R800 and DaVinci editor. Not too high tech but it works for us.
@@AtomicDairy thank you
what the hell is that helmet thing ?
Why on 2x4's?
I had some cutoffs as scraps and they were deep enough to hold the jigsaw with blade attached. Worked great!
Thank you!!!!! I liked the idea, then I started it and I got to thinking......why 2x4's? Not necessary......but I get why you did it! Thank you again!
Mightbwant to check your math. .25 +1.75 =2 inches 2x4 i see are only 1.5x3.5 just saying
Drat. You're right. I got it wrong. It should be 1.25. Good catch.
@@AtomicDairy Mr. Duvall provides inspiration for a future project: a cleat wall hanger for the all-important wood stretcher tool. I'm usually looking for mine on most projects. : )
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Все равно их брать не удобно, надо было под наклоном располагать как циркулярную пилу