D2D DIY | PVC Tool Hanger Hack
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
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In this video I show you how to use some scrap PVC pipe to make some super quick tool holders for your garage or barn. I used a bandsaw and miter saw to make these cuts but you could certainly use a jigsaw or sawzall to complete this hack.
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Dude.. LOVE this. I have a PILE of garden tools leaning against the wall of my shed currently. I also have 20ft of 2 1/2in. PVC left over from when I installed a new furnace this year. I see this design calling my name! The only thing I think I will change is I will attach a 1x4 rail across the studs so I can hang things between the studs as well this taking up less horizontal space. Thanks for sharing!
Great idea Tyler. Even I could do that with all our garden tools. Love your day to day series too. Your children are so cute and I love your son saying "check it out" over and over. Beautiful family for sure. Keep doing the simple stuff for folks like me.
Appreciate the great comment! The little man is always saying we need to check it out and how awesome it is, happy little guy.
I love your approach!
You can cut the slots in the pvc all at once on a table saw. Before chopping the pipe, rip it lengthwise in two passes using the saw's fence, cutting out one long gap strip. Then chop it into the desired lengths. Much, much quicker!
If you have any extra 2" conduit, you can attach small sections/cylinders near the bottom of the tools which will fit to slide into and secure them slightly better. Even if the kids bumped or tried to get one out the bottom will make it more difficult.
Great idea man! Thanks for watching and the feedback!
Tyler, as much as I like watching your videos, your little boy steals the show. Too cute.
I can see some of those going up in my shop.
And make your cuts any way you want. Just be safe and keep the tips coming.
And your little helper is awesome.
Thanks Eric!
Nice design. I have all of my garden type tools stored in a large trash can, this looks promising.
cool idea. I am quite the gardener, and have so many tools on handles hanging in my garage. I have some on angled dowels so I can have multiple on a slot, but I have been searching for a PERMANENT solution. Doubt I will find one as I have Stumpy Nubs' rearrangerits syndrom! But this makes me think. Thanks for the video!
When your kid is talking to you, you can take care of giving knowledge to your viewers by telling the information to your kid. Yes, your kid will not understand but he will like that you are talking to him.
Great video!
What a great idea. Nicely done.
Thanks Scott!
What a great idea, and you got your son's approval as well.
Great idea! Will really tidy my garden shed, and I have the PVC on hand.
Yes it will, love these!
to increase the storage space you could mount these to a 1x2 and then mount the 1x2 (or 2x4, or whatever is on hand) across the studs. this enables you to space the mounts according to the tool width rather than be limited to the stud width
Love your little fan club there - he’s a good motivator! “Check that out!”
Best solution I have seen yet and the cheapest great idea thanks!
Very clever and smart idea!
Hey Tyler;
Just a thought. you could always use a scrap strip pf ply, or 1x4 and run it across the studs to make better use of space.
Sure could! Thanks for watching.
looks great Tyler, cheap and quick, got some 2" central vac pipe I could up cycle. If you mounted a 2 X 4 horizontally across the studs you could hang more tools closer together.
That's a great idea!
That 2x4 is exactly what I did in my shed. Tons of stuff packed all together and still really accessible and off the floor. I like the miter idea, especially for shovels that have that funny bend between the handle and the spade.
For sure, don't really need it yet though! If I do I can easily add the 2x4.
Great idea, you could also use a half round at the bottom to hold the handle so that they can't swing... 😎. I really like the idea for hanging garden tools!!!
Spiffy ! I'm always looking for ways to upcycle and organize the ever growing tool population. Great video! Peace.
It's always an ever growing population inst it! Thanks for watching.
You just organized my shed for me !! GREAT IDEA !! PATENT THOSE PUPPIES and feed your family !! OR sell 'em on EBay and make some money !! GREAT IDEA !! Simple is ALWAYS a seller !!
Your helper is devastatingly cute! 😍
I know!!
Nice job. I made the same kind of tool holders. Except I didn't miter them. Mine are about 2" tall and they still hold the tools very well.
These are definitely longer then necessary but it looked right!
Look like you got some great supervision there Tyler. Thanks for the idea.
The inspector was in the house!
Definitely stealing this. Moving into my grandparents old house and their old tool hangers need an upgrade.
Tyler, Tyler, Tyler...go in the band saw with your first cut and back out with the second cut. No need to make both cuts from the outside in. Saves the fingers from getting pinched. Thanks for the tip!
+Rick Hart Woodworking Why didn't you tell me that before?! Dunno why I didn't do that....
This is why this community is so strong. You teach me things, I teach you things and we all become better for it...and...you never asked! lol
+Tyler G -- don't worry about it -- we all have those moments. We have the "aha" moments and we have the "geez, that was dumb" moments. I have the "geez" moments far more often than I care to think about. :) A big thumbs up for the pvc hangers. Great idea!
What he said.
Hey I just checked it out. Nice idea to organize your yard tools
Thanks Jerry, way to check it out!!
Always fun videos when you get the little ones helping out. Way cool
That is an awesome hack. Thanks. I will be using that this weekend.
Nice! Thanks for watching!
Thank you for posting. I have been a loyal follower for some time now. I always look forward to seeing what you are going to come up with next. I am actually thinking about shooting some video myself.
Nice little guy. 🤗
man tyler I have a bunch of this pvc scrap laying around.thanks for the tip.great video
Awesome, do it man!
Great idea. And you have a awesome helper there " check that out " lmao
Check it out man! Thanks for watching Thom!
l love your workshop. it's neat n tidy.
Neat idea
I'm going to steal this idea for my enclosed landscaping trailer
I thought this vid was gonna suck.
It didn't.
Thanks for the great idea.
I always wondered what the Ridgid tool bags were good for. Thanks for showing that :) BTW great job on the garden tool holders.
I use them all the time for that! Kids have their very own suitcases as well, which they really like!
They are just bags. Put stuff in them, carry them around or store them until needing to be used.
Great I like it easy and simple
Love it thanks, your little boy, exactly like you :)
When using the band saw to cut the pvc once you make your first cut just rotate the piece and make your second cut. You don't have to stop and remove the piece to cut again.
thanks for the idea
Great vid. Can you do 1 on your clamp holders that are in the shop? Flat & bar clamps, thanks brother!
little man is your greatest fan!
He really is!
Great idea! Good solution to a real clutter problem! Thanks for sharing! I have noticed your large work table in a couple of vids. Assuming you built it, is there a vid of that build? I am mostly curious about the cut-outs in the apron. Are they for access to a shelf under the top?
thanks!
Yes there is a video. Cut outs are for putting tools there and clamping to.
Swell idea. thanks.
Thanks Stephen!
Cool take on the semi-vlog style recording!! I like it!
Pretty easy to do as well!
Like it! Think I'll give it a try. Thanks.
Great tip, thanks for sharing
Awesome!
Thanks man!
Pretty Pretty👍 Voy a hacerlo asi mismo igualito😎pero, but; with an horizontal 1 by 3 rule of wood. Congratulation 👍 & say hellow to BABY INCREDIBLE😁
very good idea.
So smart and simple. Really cleaned up the barn. Cute kid, too. Check it out :)
i guess if you had heavier items to hang - you could get the next size down PVC pipe and do the same thing with it - just glue the smaller one into the larger one to make it thicker and less flimsy that way??? don't know - just had that idea :-) thanks for the video - did u use a 45 degree mitre cut for the pipe end??
Simple and clever
This is a great idea man !
Thanks Tommy!
The ShavingWood Workshop
Looks great!
Thanks AM!
Thanks for the info. I am going to build something similar on my channel
I really like this idea, thanks
Thanks!
Great idea..
Nice work
Could you add a board across those 2x4's is that the correct size? Maybe able to hang more tools and things.
very nifty idea
Thanks man!
Great idea.
Thanks Matthew!
Nice.
Yo.
Cool idea, I may haft put it to use.
Kevin Wickwire dig your Phoenix avatar.
Do it man! Thanks for watching!
That's what's up !!! How long did you cut the pvc pipe that you put up on the studs ?, Thanks for sharing 👊🏿
Cool idea
Thanks man!
Cool.....
This guy looks so much like bassmaster's Skippy character. Good idea Skipp...Tyler. ;)
lol! I Suppose so! Thanks for watching!
Just curious, wouldn't it have been easier/safer to cut the miter on the PVC first and then cut out the piece on the bandsaw second?
this is fantastic and good
Thanks man!
brilliant!
Great channel. Saw the walk through of your shop on the Jay Bates 2 channel. Just subscribed. Thanks for sharing your work.
Thanks for coming over Kelly, hope you like what you see!
How long is each finished piece?
i dig it!
This video is probably an outlier because of what it is but people seem to like the new series and style.
***** I know I like the new series!
Is it safely for kids around ur kids age? In case if they want to pick it up? Will it will be hard for them to take it out? And how to make it more safer dear . Thanks
Hey Tyler. Awesome idea. I need to hang three weed eaters on my shop wall.
well ill definitly be attaching those to my french cleat system!
That is a combination of greatness right there! Thanks for watching!
Nice hack!
Thanks man!
Tyler 🌏
Check it out! Great job Tyler! :)
Check it out man!
Tomorrow's project in my shop. Stuff keeps falling off the hooks. Thanks for the idea!
Awesome! Hope it worked out for you!
Great ideas, Tyler! I can apply them in his workshop :)
Mark Fisher. Ukraine.
Nice! Thanks for watching Mark!
Neat! I hope the pipe doesn't spread under the weight of the digging bar.
Will probably move that one since its pretty heavy but so far so good!
***** Fingers crossed!
you have a good one as well ! love your vids :D
Thanks Jason!
clever....
you cut into the pipe vertical on the band saw...why shut it & wait to take it out & cut in again. ..turn it & cut your way out...
Gr8 playroom!
Gotta try and make it semi kid proof!
Very good idea! Might try some of those myself. Thanks. Thought I heard your boy ask you a couple things without you responding! Perhaps your responses were edited out!
When he talks as much as he does there is not much you can say! He always gets his questions answered. Thanks for watching!
Quick and easy solution but seems to take up a lot of wall space. Which doesn't seem to be an issue for you currently.
Could have made them closer together by using a 2x4 stretcher but like you said....not an issue right now. Thanks for watching!
Why not run several furring strips and utilize more space?
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Where ya been man. It's been a while since your last post.
Really....only a week, question is where have you been! lol, thanks for watching!
Have you built yourself a step stool yet?
The ones that dislike this video dont have guitars
Check it out!
So cute!
Why would you hack up your pvc?
Your "cheap" blade is better than my "good" blades, lol.
lol! Thanks for watching!
Great Idea and Video, hope you are paying your assistant the going rate??
TC, Barry (Eng)
Room and board for him! Thanks for watching Barry!
Whats D2D DIY ? is it you new series or something
Day to Day DIY. New series that will be one time a month on an off week from our main video. LTL, Learn the Logic will be on the other off week and that will go into more detail about why I designed certain projects the way I did.
Where is your tripod?
Is that bucket OSHA approved? Lol
Make yourself a v block to cut them