WORKSHOP RENOVATION 15 : MASSIVE Shop Storage Upgrade
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- Опубліковано 14 січ 2023
- In part 15 of my workshop renovation series, I work on a massive shop storage upgrade in the addition area of the shop using CRAFTSMAN shelving, Versatrack, and V20 tools! // Thanks to CRAFTSMAN for sponsoring this video, check out the tools I used : amzn.to/3Mootvd #sponsored
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It's like one massive Craftsman-advert
he probably should look in to craftsman taking on craftsman as a sponsorship cuz craftsman sure dont make good cordless tools anymore . i think craftsman cordless tools are very cheap and not as good like Dewalt and Milwaukee. just saying
Came to make sure someone commented about the needlepoint above the printer “we came here to burgle your turts” … shocked to see nothing yet? 😂
Hello, I hope you're safe over there? I hope this year brings happiness, prosperity, and love all over the world, I would love us to be good friends in honesty and in trust if you don't mind. I'm Doctor Christopher Johnson from San Francisco, California, where are you from if I may ask?
I really like the Craftsman Shelving Units, and the Craftsman Storage Totes.
Well done on getting your shop items into the totes, then labeling them for easy reference .
Your ginormous shop is looking good,
Well done!
All the organisation gives the warm and fuzzys.
That looks awesome! For labeling, I would label the racks as A1, A2, B1, B2, etc for rows and columns. Then on the index cards I would write or print in the corner which one it goes into. That way if you ever want to move the totes, you're just reprinting the index card vs the index card and the shelf tag. Think of the rack spot as a warehouse location and the inventory that goes into that location may change over time.
Great idea!
That looks so good. I really like your labeling system as well. I might adopt that for my stuff..
Solar system!! Awesome, man 😍👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
This is the kind of organization I live for! I'm def going to check out those note card sleeve holders
Me too!
Great job Johnny . A lot of work to get that area organised and tidy . The compressors are big i wonder could they be stacked on top of each other with a frame to save room . Fantastic video look forward to more .
For sure, lots of work but it feels so much better in there now! Stacking the compressors is an interesting idea!
Very nice video. Hopefully they work out well for you for many years to come my friend. Keep making. God bless.
Thanks Jared!
They're proud of their shelves!
Looking much better.
There you are! Way to get me hooked on a the workshop series and then pause the videos, happy to be "back in the shop!"
Hah, glad you're enjoying them! Hoping there won't be any more pauses from here on out, electrical will be next!
looks soooooo good
Wow - looks great!
Hello, I hope you're safe over there? I hope this year brings happiness, prosperity, and love all over the world, I would love us to be good friends in honesty and in trust if you don't mind. I'm Doctor Christopher Johnson from San Francisco, California, where are you from if I may ask?
Aw dude please tell me you have a before and after of the shop from this storage project. That's the best part. Seeing the clutter become clean!
Go back and watch the first part in the renovation series, this addition has changed a TON!
Fantastic work, Johnny! It's looking much better in there! 😃
I started to buy some plastic boxes as well... Looong way to go. 😬
Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
You can do it! Buying the totes and actually organizing them are certainly very different tasks. As you can see from the dust, these totes sat empty for close to a year before I finally got to organizing them, hah!
@@craftedworkshop Yeah... And I already lost stuff between the organized stuff, so... 😬
Damn you must have a few hundred thousand dollars worth of tools just on those shelves - hooe a good sevcuriry system is part of the series!
If you’re re-using those air compressors and you don’t know the history, make sure the tanks haven’t gone too rusty - nobody wants one rupturing. There are inspection plugs so you can inspect inside.
Also you can hit it with a hammer underneath, if it feels soft or softer than the sides it is junk.
If it is good you can fill it with evaporust to clean , then heat dry it and use some metall paint inside, only need lower half or 10cm as the rest will never collect any water or rust
I wouldn't re-use them, especially not knowing the age/true condition of em and with all the moisture problems with the building/property, just asking for trouble. Also the size of the tank falls into commercial which requires state regulated inspections and certificates.
Depends on what the local regulations are for pressure vessels. Generally you find that when they are made, they have a certain wall thickness, and hopefully they have a name plate with a serial number and max pressure rating, and that will start to give you clues as to what wall thickness remaining would still be usable. From all this, maybe there is someone that can do pressure vessel inspection to determine if it's ok, but again, check with local regulations.
And another thing that I think is just as important as the tank is the safety relief valves fitted to them, may be advisable to change them with new ones, especially if you don't know their age. Again, check with local regulations and a local pressure vessel inspector
Definitely going to look into this, just pulled the pressure relief valves on both of them to reduce the pressure in the meantime.
I recommend using a "boot tray" as a catch basin for your fuel tanks.
Good idea!
I use a metal storage cabinet in my shop with flammable stickers on the doors for my fuels, oils, solvents, etc. It's not a specific fire proof cabinet but it's heavy gauge steel and the doors have decent flanges all around them so I don't have to worry about sparks getting in.
Always solid content, congratulations an the Craftsmanship sponsorship 👍🏼
Much appreciated!
Makes me want to become a UA-camr! I have used Craftsman tools since the dawn of time and to be sponsored by them would be awesome. Well done.
They make great stuff! Thanks!
Wow, big upgrade
I saw that biscuit head sticker! I miss that from when I lived in AVL
Your shop will be so awesome! Can't wait to see you in your shop doing some cool buiilds!
Believe me, neither can I! Getting tired of being a construction/renovation guy, ready to get back to woodworking!
This video made my OCD very happy. The shop is really cleaning up nicely! Well done sir.
Thanks, mine as well!
Beautiful. OCD satisfied...
Looking good
Thanks 👍
Hey man, for your workout area- Tractor Supply Co. has rubber horse stall mats that are 4 x 6 ft for like 50 bucks. They are thick and durable, providing great support for lifting. Plus, this will increase the overall aesthetic of the area. Keep up the good work 👍🏼👍🏼
I've got horse stall mats on the lifting platform, they work great!
lookin real sleek!
Thanks!
I love your broom, I have one just like it!
Hah, it came with the shop!
I would add a number to each box and then have that number on the side of the shelf aswell. Makes it easy to communicate what box to get and where it belongs since numbers are easier then that one spot marked "staplers".
Good idea!
Looks awsome
Thanks, love the way this turned out!
You can get magnetic tape that would be brilliant for the ‘on shelf’ labelling system. I used it in my old warehouse and it was a game changer!
Good idea! Would be great to have the tote locations be flexible.
@@craftedworkshop There ya roll! Mag tape with P-Touch labels, and you can make all the little labels you need.
i found this series and really like your format. This video is your best due to your narration. In this format you sound natural, while on previous work you voice-over diction sounds a bit like Captain Kirk. Keep up the good work.
thats a clean out on the pipe right next to your solar batteries. You may want to move the solar batteries somewhat to the right if possible or mount plexiglass on the left side of that rack incase you ever need to use that clean out.
Might I recommend a labeling idea for your shelves themselves? Use the P-Touch printer to match them up, but put the labels on magnets or magnetic tape. That way you can easy move them around as needed without having to reprint/peel, etc.
You're after my own heart with the organization! Just wish I had the space to go to that level.
Definitely nice to have all the extra storage space here!
about time for another update!
I know, been too long!
Hello, I hope you're safe over there? I hope this year brings happiness, prosperity, and love all over the world, I would love us to be good friends in honesty and in trust if you don't mind. I'm Doctor Christopher Johnson from San Francisco, California, where are you from if I may ask?
One thing I’d add to perfect the tote system would be a dedicated trolley (a little folding one would be great) to live next to the shelving. That way, you have a dedicated trolley to transport the totes from storage to work site, and it’ll make putting them away less of a chore. Carrying one by hand, no big deal. Moving say 4 totes, gonna need that trolley
Good idea!
Love this! 👌🏼 So clean, organized, and uniform. 🔥 Double thumbs up for the gym too!! 👍🏼👍🏼
This is my favorite series of yours so far! Great work!
Hello, I hope you're safe over there? I hope this year brings happiness, prosperity, and love all over the world, I would love us to be good friends in honesty and in trust if you don't mind. I'm Doctor Christopher Johnson from San Francisco, California, where are you from if I may ask?
Great work Johnny! Talk about being organized, you nailed it! 👍👍🔨🔨
Yes! Thank you!
Great video! Love the organization and overall clean look.
Nice infomercial.
Jealous much?
@@daveklein2826 That's the best ya got?
I mean, getting paid to use cool tools and gear is pretty much the dream, right?
Kudos on the solar! You'll love getting your free energy once everything is set up.
This makes my OCD happy.
@8:00 man look at those biceps! Dang man
The wide angle lens definitely makes them look bigger than in real life, hah!
EVERY TIME the bell sound comes I think it's my smoke detector battery that is low, haha.
Hah!
I will took over your shop if zombie apocalypse happen , it's so organised , cool job buddy
This entire video, all I was thinking was, was, "Where is the echo?" Very impressive audio work.
Thanks!
@craftedworkshop seriously, it sounds like a voiceover from a sound booth, yet you are in a room that would echo with one foot step, and I don't even see a lavalier mic. I'm really confused.
For the landscaping tools, maybe add some rubber mats on the floor that collects dirt & some such?
Good idea!
You the man
Great video, I picked up some 3x5 cards because I love this idea but they look way smaller than the labels you have. Are sure your labels are 3x5 or are they maybe 4x6?
Man I wish i had the insulation. My workshop is cold af atm.
Has there been any planning regarding HVAC in this room? I’d imagine between the electronics and compressors, this room will have a tendency to get quite warm.
I love this video! I need to do this to my garage
Go for it!
Hello, I hope you're safe over there? I hope this year brings happiness, prosperity, and love all over the world, I would love us to be good friends in honesty and in trust if you don't mind. I'm Doctor Christopher Johnson from San Francisco, California, where are you from if I may ask?
You’re putting in a solar system!? That place is huge!
Plan is to have 60 solar panels on the roof, should hopefully be able to run the whole place!
@@craftedworkshop Bonus points if you can sell your excess kilowatt-hours to the power co. Instead of bills, you would be getting checks!
Yes!!!
First!
The lack of bolt downs on those racks scares the crap out of me, but that could just be the warehouse forklift operator in me 😅
Look into a small metal shelf for storing gas cans off the concrete
Good idea!
i noticed you are skipping connecting together most of the shelves. Connecting them helps them be more stable
are the shelves mounted to the walls or floor?
Is there any reason why you chose to build the racks individually instead of building them as one large rack? The stability would be a lot better if they were combined, like a pallet rack.
Look like you're beefing up! Must be working out hard
Hah, mostly just eating too much but glad it looks like I've been exercising! 🤣
Get some dry erase white board tape for the racks, you can cut them to size and just erase it if you rearrange stuff.
any thaughts of putting a door between the addition and shop so the dust doesn't get in there on your gym equipment and storage?
I've been thinking of those plastic flaps like you see in some warehouses. Seems simple and would hopefully work to keep the dust down.
Hello, I hope you're safe over there? I hope this year brings happiness, prosperity, and love all over the world, I would love us to be good friends in honesty and in trust if you don't mind. I'm Doctor Christopher Johnson from San Francisco, California, where are you from if I may ask?
How load are those compressors???
I have nothing to say really, but I appreciate your content, and wish to help with the yt-algorithms.
Thanks!
Since your on the labeling kick, you should also shadow board your yard tools. That way when your done and cleaning up you know exactly which tool went where.
Did you by chance ever do LEAN training? A lot of the organizing techniques you are using come from there.
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I’m gonna put my 2 cents in
Put clear packing tape over the label maker stuff it helps it from coming off
Good idea!
Just a thought I think the front exterior of your shop needs a new fresh coat of paint.But I'm probably sure this is something which you are planning on doing
Oh, you don't like the mustard yellow? 🤣 Yes, painting is definitely on the to-do list but I'm going to wait for it to warm up a bit.
Nice craftman commercial buddy!
That broom though…😮
It came with the shop, haha! Certainly seen better days 🤣
@@craftedworkshop it’s so funny cause I always seem to have a broom like that at every house I’ve worked on🤔
Is Pluto going to be a part of your solar system? 😛
Should have used transparent instead of black. A lesson I learned.
just a mere $17,000 worth of craftsman stuff in this video! lol
If a battery of such caliber malfunctions, for what ever reason, your metal shelf is toast and the rest of that room along with it. People seamingly have no idea of the amount of energy thats stored in these things.
I'd suggest just numbering the shelves. That way, if you change the tasking of a tote later, you won't have to change two labels, only one.
Could have some of the racking be used over the compressors... looks like a lot of wasted space above them.
Good idea!
Nice video, too bad craftsman doesn't have straw brooms I think yours is on its last legs ha ha .
No kidding! I think it's got at least an inch of useable straw left 😂
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I’m curious how you’re making an income when you’re shop has been out of action for like over a year? Love the series, thanks for sharing!
UA-cam
Where are the Craftsman red index cards?!😂
Hah, that would have been a nice visual touch!
You can stack them two high, as long as you don't stack them too high, or worse stack them while you're too high.
😂
Where'd you put the lawnmower ?
Who cares
It's folded up under the work table.
I don’t know if you’re planning to do anything with the floor, but I would recommend even just painting it much easier to keep clean and keep the dust down….
Hadn't planned on doing anything, any specific concrete floor paint you'd recommend?
@@craftedworkshop I put Behr garage floor paint down in my basement workroom 12 years ago and it’s still holding up great. Best $50 I ever spent lol. I mop it a couple of times a year, still in great shape mine you it’s not a workspace like yours where it would take more of a beating but if you’re not parking cars on it the paint holds up pretty good.
why are you removing the battery from the drill all the time?
Legal safety requirements for the video. I don't typically do that.
Don’t store plastic fuel can on concrete floor. Use a wood off cut to raise them clear of the floor.
A robovac in a shop?
you need a maid for cleaning dust :D
Any volunteers? 🤣
@@craftedworkshop employee ;)
How many planets are you going to have in your solar system?
Why did you paint over the window?
Why not
I'll probably scrape it off but that window is essentially useless, just looks into another part of the shop.
Great job, as always but SCRAP THOSE COMPRESSORS! They fall into commercial pressure vessel category, and are extremely dangerous without monitored/regulated service, maintenance and state inspections. You can see the stamped plates and attached piping have been painted and they look far more than 10 years old. A failure in just one of em can be fatal and will level your entire shop!
Interesting! Would it be worth finding someone to inspect them or just start fresh?
@craftedworkshop I would purchase a couple smaller units that don't fall under commercial category, and put em in a cage. You hear in the news a lot about old or neglected pressure vessels rupturing taking people and structures with em. Stored pressure energy only needs a pin hole, which is definitely higher risks with age, internal rust, poor welds, number of welds or repairs. Old units should never be repaired.
Those batteries are $2,375 each! That’s $38,000 in batteries alone for your solar system!
yup that why getting a sponsor helps
Nothing says poor planning like building racks and weighing them down, BEFORE you mount the inverters on the wall above them. Maybe you like stretching and leaning over something while hanging inverters on a wall?
Don't be like that mate. Have you never made a mistake?
B mode is a complete joke
They're too heavy for me to get up there by myself and I don't currently know exactly where they should be installed. I'll figure it out!
Now you'l have to move the batteries to get to the wall to mount the inverters... too bad those shelves don't have casters. IMHO, the Uline pallet shelves are much more elegant than those Craftsman... too many little parts.
I think I can get them mounted with the batteries there. Casters would be cool but they'd have to be insanely beefy for this rack system.
Please don't take the risk! Scrap those compressors and buy new ones. With all the moisture problems you dealt with, size, welds and age of those units, they could be potential bombs. After a certain size they require state regulated inspections, as you can see the old boiler safety stickers on em. One tank that size can level that entire building in a failure. Not worth the risk, probably why they were left behind, they weren't worth moving or keeping.
Hello, I hope you're safe over there? I hope this year brings happiness, prosperity, and love all over the world, I would love us to be good friends in honesty and in trust if you don't mind. I'm Doctor Christopher Johnson from San Francisco, California, where are you from if I may ask?
i had CRAFTSMAN 20-volt Max 1/2-inch Cordless Impact Wrench and it wouldn't take tire lugs off my tire lol i was so disappointed 😥 lol. i guess craftsman don't make them like they used to