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😂 ok, but you are always changing trucks. Ooh 🫢

Thanks! It’s ok, you can always remake them like I am for my shop. Remember. All of these tools were already hung on the wall. . . To a degree. So if it bugs you, do it! And I know you can do it better than mine! 😁😉

Thanks for watching!

Thanks!

Lol right? 😂

Lol right? 😂

Lol right? 😂

It did it’s job by making you laugh! 🤣

Thanks for your kind words! And thanks for the comment! I really enjoy feedback, especially when they are as long as yours! I’m fortunate that my Phillips and flat head screwdrivers each have markings on the butt of the handle, so I can see which one is which, so then it was just a matter of putting the longer ones in front, where they would have a deeper area to dangle in, and the shorter ones behind. That’s also why I broke up the whole thing into tiers, so I could do rows for other styles. If you have more than what I have, you may want to consider more than one holder so it isn’t so huge, and also maybe a color coded system that matches the driver to a location? Just a few thoughts to help if you haven’t already thought of them. I appreciate the watch and subscribe, stay tuned for more French cleat ideas 😁

Thanks man! I appreciate you watching! 😁

Go for it!!

Coming soon hopefully

Thanks. Even though I’m part time UA-cam, it takes a lot of time and effort

Thank you for watching and yes, I’ve been made aware that I am in fact doing things dangerously 🤪 Im assuming that by screwmates you mean the drawers under my workbench. I used to work at Home Depot, and one day they were replacing all of the specialty hardware bins in the screw aisle, and I was able to lay claim to three of them before they got thrown away. I love them too! When I built my workbench I made sure to angle the front of the units up just a little, so that they always want to shut automatically. Thanks again for watching, and believe it or not, I never took wood shop in high school, even though now I wish that I had. Check out the shop upgrade 1-5 review video I made that addresses some of my improvements to the upgrade now that I’ve used them for a bit

@@imaginationingrained What I referred to as "screwmates" in your video were the bits that were in your drill to bore the pilot holes for the screws, hence their name, "Screwmate". They were originally made by Stanley Corp. out of stamped steel in various sizes. Sadly, they appear to be no longer available. When I saw them in your video, I was hoping that you had located a new source for them.

Ooooh, those. Sorry, yeah when my dad passed away I inherited his tools and he had a set of them. They are a good countersink set, great for wood screws. I really like them too. So yeah, mine are from the ‘70’s/‘80’s

I’m tryin

Thanks Kaiden

Thanks!

Thanks for watching to the end

Thanks for watching!!

Thanks for the positive feedback!

Ok, so, the problem with the way these were constructed, is that you saw me screw in from the back of the plywood into the 2x6. Normally that is not a problem, but the 2x6 was oriented perpendicular to the plywood. So that meant that the screws would be oriented in line with the wood fibers (screwing into end grain). When this is done, and force is applied, the screws can rip out of the end grain. So the dowels are inserted in a perpendicular orientation to the screws, so that when the screws are driven through the dowel, it acts like side grain, and increases the holding power. Does that make sense?

Thank you! It’s comments like this that fuel me to make more

Thanks for watching!

Anytime! 😁

Thanks man! I actually saw that dowel trick on one of those 5 minute hack videos, which I normally shake my head at, but it actually makes sense.

Thanks

Awesome!! My shop is 11x14. So that is why I made these. I’m glad this helps! 😁👍

I guess they do. Thanks

I’m glad this helped! 😁 don’t forget to check back, I’ve got an upgrade update video coming soon

Thanks Frank B. I appreciate the concern, and thanks for watching

Thank you for watching rookie, but my shop is too small for a tripod. Check out my Shop Upgrade #4 video to see how I addressed this problem

Ok, so, the problem with the way these were constructed, is that you saw me screw in from the back of the plywood into the 2x6. Normally that is not a problem, but the 2x6 was oriented perpendicular to the plywood. So that meant that the screws would be oriented in line with the wood fibers (screwing into end grain). When this is done, and force is applied, the screws can rip out of the end grain. So the dowels are inserted in a perpendicular orientation to the screws, so that when the screws are driven through the dowel, it acts like side grain, and increases the holding power. Does that make sense?

Can you please expound?

@@imaginationingrained Not sure if I have ever expounded before, but as a retired joiner I will say using a circular saw without the correctly fitted safety features is in my opinion foolish. No offence intended.

No offense taken since I haven’t used a circular saw in my videos yet. Unless you are referring to the table saw. In which case, I use mine in such a wide array of configurations, that it would take just as much time to set it back up between cuts that it would equal the amount of time it takes to do the entire project. If I had a large enough shop to dedicate a crosscut table saw and a ripping table saw to leave one set up, then I could retire from my day job and do project videos full time. That would be lovely. Also, I have cut my fingers on my tools, and since then, have been very conscientious of my interactions with them. So thank you for your concern, but I have found what works best for me

Why do trolls on UA-cam in sist on having things done their way without having any content themselves?🤦🏽‍♂️

I try to wear my mask whenever I’m sanding or cutting, but I also frequently forget to put it on. I will figure out something to remind me to wear it more often. Maybe a shop upgrade air scrubber is in the near future plans to help with that. Thanks for the concern. I appreciate your comment

Cmon, yes you can! It’s not that hard if I can do it. Lol 😂

Nice video very entertaining 👍🏽

I actually don’t have any of those. Sorry. Maybe in the future…

@@imaginationingrained when, if you get some and find a way to store them let me know.

Will do

A 9ball, I’ve got a new video up with quick clamp storage if you wanna check it out