How To Keep Your Shop Organized

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КОМЕНТАРІ • 192

  • @GehnrLee
    @GehnrLee 9 років тому +11

    This is actually an applied philosophy/life improvement lesson. You are truly a professor sir. I can not thank you enough for this video. I wish you the best kind sir.

  • @michaelagalasso2389
    @michaelagalasso2389 10 років тому

    One word, OUTSTANDING ! . I am a carpenter and organization is the key to doing fine work.

  • @evilassaultweaponeer
    @evilassaultweaponeer 10 років тому +3

    "Disorganization is always in a hurry". Thank you Cody, you have perfectly summed up in words why working with my father has always caused me so much frustration. He is utterly incapable of keeping his tools organized to any extent. It's driven me to not want to help him anymore.

  • @stevehenkel354
    @stevehenkel354 6 років тому +19

    I know I'm 4 years late but MORE SHOP VIDEOS, MORE SHOP VIDEOS!! OK, I know you've done a lot since then and I'm going to find them. Just letting you know that I'll be soaking up all of them. 👍

    • @stevehenkel354
      @stevehenkel354 3 роки тому +1

      @@JoeMcFarlanesgoogle a lot has happened in 3 years. I unsubscribed 2 years ago mainly because he started to stray from his stated core values. But at the time I was really into him. I’m glad you’re enjoying his content.

  • @dsmakepeace
    @dsmakepeace 10 років тому +1

    I appreciate you saying you were disorganized and you want to change. Made me see the light brother thanks! Great videos keep it up!

  • @rafisalazar
    @rafisalazar 10 років тому +4

    good video.....my dad use to always say, "order brings peace". words of wisdom i would do well to try to implement in my own life

  • @wyattoneable
    @wyattoneable 10 років тому

    Organization is almost a hobby for me. I'm constantly changing things around so that my area "flows" nicely. I liked the shop tour, thanks again.

  • @Braz1956
    @Braz1956 10 років тому

    One of your better videos. I always like seeing someone else's tools and shop.

  • @DanRogersMountianDan
    @DanRogersMountianDan 10 років тому +1

    You have done a good job getting your tools properly organized. I believe that organization does allow peace of mind and decrease stress of doing a job. Efficiency and organization go hand in hand.

  • @ThriftyGarage
    @ThriftyGarage 7 років тому +3

    These organizational videos are great! We could all benefit from improved organization.

  • @jameschrisdavis
    @jameschrisdavis 10 років тому

    It shows great character to know your flaws and have the strength to help correct them.

  • @hobbyhomesteader984
    @hobbyhomesteader984 10 років тому

    Having a specific spot for everything, makes it easier to find them later. This also will help the job move along much smoother.
    Cody...beautiful job in organizing your tools.

  • @bigchef93022
    @bigchef93022 10 років тому

    I have always been told that the state of your home or shop reflects the state of your relationship with God. A cluttered shop reflects a cluttered spiritual life and vice verse. Thank you for your videos. They are a way for me to reflect on things.

  • @WoodandAwlActual
    @WoodandAwlActual 10 років тому

    I also have a problem with organizing and I just wanted to let you know that I find your video inspiring as I prepare to go down stairs to organize my own shop now. Love your videos keep them coming!

  • @TokyoCraftsman
    @TokyoCraftsman 10 років тому +5

    You sir are singing my song, I have a small shop with lots of stuff in it, I have to keep it organized, and yeah, it makes life a lot easier. The added bonus is I can be working upstairs on something with a buddy and I need a tool or part, I can tell him to go downstairs, in the NE corner of the shop, the brown cabinet, second drawer from the top, on the right side of the drawer, you will see a red handled tool, bring me that, and this works, because I'm organized.
    Great video!

  • @wesdianejones
    @wesdianejones 10 років тому

    amen. amen, AMEN! And not for a moment did I think you were preaching. Your openness about your struggles and your willingness to work on them is inspiring. Thanks as always!

  • @andrewhirning8141
    @andrewhirning8141 10 років тому

    I completely get the spiritual side of organizing. There is a meditative quality to putting each thing in it's proper place and making sure that it is taken care of.

  • @TheFaithfulComposer
    @TheFaithfulComposer 7 років тому

    I really like that saying about disorganization. You bring up many good points that are very helpful. Thank you.

  • @heartmygeek
    @heartmygeek 10 років тому

    Good job. Organization is always a work in progress with adjustments happening all the time. Great ideas!

  • @averyt4926
    @averyt4926 10 років тому

    I love the feeling after getting something organized. That's a cool system for all of those tools and I can't wait to see the Hults Bruk axe restoration. Thanks!

  • @lifeisgood070
    @lifeisgood070 10 років тому

    Organization is definitely a key. Minimalism is another key I've found. If I can condense my tools. It will save me time organizing them.

  • @ubioubiestveritas
    @ubioubiestveritas 7 років тому +2

    Order is important. Thanks for the inspiration.

  • @MrSamesp
    @MrSamesp 10 років тому

    Thank you for posting this. In all your videos you and your family are always so well organized and have everything you need at your finger tips. I struggle to keep my shop organized and tools in their proper places. it's just comforting to know that I'm not alone in that struggle and that you are human like the rest of us. Thanks again.

  • @pawpawtx
    @pawpawtx 10 років тому +1

    Thumbs up for the video sir...... Good refresher and initial talk on organization of resources and tasks associated.
    Stay safe !!!!!

  • @mysticangells
    @mysticangells 10 років тому +12

    My Dad (bless his soul as he died January 2014) ..
    Always had his shed tidy & organized & new where everything was .. everything had a place to live & wasn't put back until it had been cleaned, oiled or what every it needed to be done ready for the next time.
    My Mum is the same with the home.. So we were bought with this & I have shown my kids the same ... Everything has a place ...
    Dad used Jars with screw lids & nailed the lid underneath a shelf so then you screwed the jar in & kept nails, screws stuff like that in them
    The other thing my Dad taught us girls "Measure twice, Cut once" ..

  • @vlvtopcat
    @vlvtopcat 10 років тому +1

    Mr.Cody
    Awesome video.I would like to see more.Thank you for your time
    And effort in making of all your videos. Bobby

  • @mrmikesgunrack
    @mrmikesgunrack 10 років тому +1

    Take care of your tools and your tools will take care of you. My grandfather always said that, and I always took it for granted. Now that I run a service truck I take my grandfather's words very seriously, when you make your living with your tools, and you also depends on speed And efficiency, you can't be looking for your tools and hope there in good order.

  • @11duck11
    @11duck11 10 років тому

    Few things are better than coming home from a long day of work, opening a cold one and finding 3 new Wranglerstar videos to watch.

  • @WhoNoes
    @WhoNoes 10 років тому

    Great video. I see you found a way to use the nails. I was that guy that hit the rock, Cody did have a sharp chain and bar ready for me to install it just took a second to find. Had a GREAT time there! Thanks again.

  • @lukeeson
    @lukeeson 10 років тому

    Cody, thanks for sharing...very much looking forward to the remaining shop tour videos! I am inspired already to re-organize my tools.

  • @AvaFayIliza
    @AvaFayIliza 10 років тому

    I like the saying "A place for everything, and everything in it's place."
    When I went to automotive school, they instilled in us, "Put the tools away immediately when you are done using them and you will always be able to find them." I'm no where near perfect, but I try to always apply that to everything in my life now. My life gets better the more organized I am. One thing I try to do even when I am in the middle of a job/project is to have a specific that I will lay the tool down. So when I am looking for a hammer, I can think "Oh yes, I have been putting it at the base of THAT tree."

  • @thorsont
    @thorsont 10 років тому

    nice find on the HB axe head. I have been looking for one myself. I have a hatchet and felling axe restored but would love one of them for my collection of great working axes. great job on the shop organization you have inspired me to get mine under control again. have a great day.

  • @halfrackacres3401
    @halfrackacres3401 10 років тому

    Hello Wranglerstar
    Thanks for this video, I am in the process of organizing my barn so this video was perfect.
    I have a tip for you I learned from an old trapper. To keep your flagging tape from unravelling, use a hot nail or blade and melt/score a line across the the flats of the roll in a few places. Keeps the roll together but affect the use. Thanks!

  • @Andrew82688
    @Andrew82688 10 років тому

    There is most definitely peace in being organized be it in your personal life or your work shop.

  • @gsp0113
    @gsp0113 10 років тому

    Great video. Agree with your thoughts on the topic of organization 100%. It's a basic life lesson but, for some reason, you don't hear of it very much nowadays. Not sure why, either.

  • @milolim48
    @milolim48 3 роки тому

    Cody I love every video that you make, they are always so high quality and I can tell you put a lot of effort in to them!!!

  • @raincoast9010
    @raincoast9010 8 років тому +1

    Nice job on the board, good to keep things tidy. One thing, saw chain is measured by the number of drivers not number of links or teeth.
    Another thing, i have always hand filed my chisel tooth chain. I know it's not as accurate as grinding but any efficiency lost by a less accurate filing is gained by the economy of not paying someone to grind your chain and the savings of not having so many spare chains. Another thing is that a shop will not be too worried about burning up your chain by taking off more material than needed so you have to buy chain more often.

  • @bartdegryse9345
    @bartdegryse9345 4 роки тому

    your video's did make me clean up my shed and set everything by order from equipment it's much more organized ;)

  • @DesertedRocket
    @DesertedRocket 10 років тому

    Can't wait to see more of the shop!

  • @edshaw7689
    @edshaw7689 10 років тому

    Cody I help people in my work place with 5S (sort, set in order ,shine , standardize , sustain ) this wore off on me and at home have been going thru room by room. I agree GOD does not like chaos but is a GOD of order. keep up the vids GOD BLESS

  • @GopanBushcraft
    @GopanBushcraft 10 років тому

    thanks for another series of videos that i will look forward too. i also love to have my tools organised, even if i don't have as many or as much room for them as you :) thanks again for all your time

  • @VikingPathfinder
    @VikingPathfinder 10 років тому

    Thanks Cody, I struggle with keeping a clean shop. I will try to adopt your 3 things system and see how it works.

  • @xbrutalmodsx
    @xbrutalmodsx 10 років тому

    What a great video, I'd love to see more of your shop!

  • @preppermadness6224
    @preppermadness6224 10 років тому +1

    Good talk, it can take quite a while to get stuff organized and keep it organized. It's better to be looking at it than looking for it. Take care.

    • @DanRogersMountianDan
      @DanRogersMountianDan 10 років тому +1

      Yeah, I like that statement. I'm going to adopt that one if you don't mind.

    • @preppermadness6224
      @preppermadness6224 10 років тому

      Dan Rogers
      No way it's copy writed...ROFL No problem bro

  • @MrShack2011
    @MrShack2011 10 років тому

    Another video I really needed to see. I love to be neat and organized, however, I haven't been the best at it. I am in the process of building my own little work shop, 14'x20' and I have been consumed in wondering how I will set it up. This video has helped me extremely well. From chain hanging to how to properly hang my axe's. I will take another look at this video ( maybe 100 times ) and follow it closely. This was great, thank you. And thank you for mentioning how it relates in our Spiritual lives, it really does.

  • @mikescully3096
    @mikescully3096 10 років тому

    Excellent organization system!

  • @mcdsdaddy
    @mcdsdaddy 10 років тому

    I really like your organization ideas!!! It helps me to get better at being organized.
    Thanks again for the awesome videos!!

  • @DeEagle
    @DeEagle 10 років тому

    I agree organization is a key factor to work and life but I believe it's a life long quest.(and I am very disorganized most of the time, but I do try.)

  • @Andyshine77
    @Andyshine77 10 років тому

    Just for clarification. Chisel chain comes two ways, square filed and round filed. The corner on chisel chain is square, which improves cutting efficiency. Semi chisel chain has a rounded corner and is always filed with a round file.
    When determining the length of a chain you need to count the drive links, not the links.
    I like how you organized all you cutting equipment on the birds. I have quite a few chains myself, hang everything on the wall is the only way to go.

  • @ddekiw
    @ddekiw 10 років тому

    I love organizing things.

  • @petexx5
    @petexx5 10 років тому

    I personally would love to see a shop tour. wranglerstar keep up the great work and videos.

  • @westoutsider8464
    @westoutsider8464 10 років тому

    I love your shop WS. i am trying to stay organized but i am the only one in the family that want to keep things organized it makes it very difficult! So cool that you have every single tool that you would ever need. im building my collection, i been restoring used tools and adding them to my collection. i will have to make some videos showing that.
    EDIT: REALLY looking forward to seeing that GB fixed up!!!

  • @budmoore8144
    @budmoore8144 10 років тому

    GREAT VIDEO MY DAD ALWAYS CALLED ME A BOXER AND A BAGGER WHICH I ENJOY ORGANAZING AND SORTING TOOLS

  • @hobbyhomesteader984
    @hobbyhomesteader984 10 років тому

    Love the the idea for chain condition.

  • @TheScoobydubie
    @TheScoobydubie 10 років тому +4

    Glad you're doing videos and giving easy explanations to things i'm completely clueless about but am beginning to learn . Ignore the haters and trolls . Thanks again and please keep the great information coming . !!!!!!!! I just subscrribed and cant wait to hear and watch more of your helpful videos :)

  • @realworldprepper
    @realworldprepper 10 років тому

    Another good video. Perhaps it should be title: Zen and the Art of the Pegboard. Thanks for sharing.

  • @mrmatt2525able
    @mrmatt2525able 10 років тому

    i know where you are coming from with the tips at the end, so true

  • @cpickler387
    @cpickler387 10 років тому

    i like the shop tours gives me some more ideas for my dream shop

  • @daleschmidt7157
    @daleschmidt7157 9 років тому +1

    "A Place for Everything and Everything in its Place" is one my Grandmother taught me.

    • @sauljapuntich
      @sauljapuntich 9 років тому

      Keeper Oath Yes sir that's a saying to live by.

    • @diggerddawg
      @diggerddawg 9 років тому +1

      Keeper Oath when I was a boy growing up in Mississippi in the 60's, an old retired doctor befriended me and mentored me. He preached "a place for everything..." mantra too. Good ole Doc.

    • @sauljapuntich
      @sauljapuntich 9 років тому

      Bob Carr That is awesome. Thanks for sharing that memory.

    • @timberjackthompson4602
      @timberjackthompson4602 9 років тому +3

      Keeper Oath But in reality "A place for everything and everything all over that place" becomes true.

  • @vovkam
    @vovkam 10 років тому

    Love your thought process

  • @rockochimp545
    @rockochimp545 10 років тому

    Wranglerstar, my Grandpa built a shop with storage that lowered from the ceiling on a pully system, you could invent your own. Basically he hung his tools in a peg board filing cabinet that lifted each board into the rafters, and he lowered the pegboard with the tools he needed. It added space and kept the sharp tools away from all us grandkids until we were old enough to know how to use them safely. He also used to make his own wooden mauls heads of burned hardwood knots and his own tool handles including axes. I never learned how to do it, he passed away before I could. I was wondering if you have done anything like that?

  • @genghisman39
    @genghisman39 10 років тому

    Nice video, Cody. I like that axe collection you got. I'm looking around for a good classic double bit and american felling axe. All I have right now is a truper hatchet and an axe from a military Pioneer kit.

  • @liveinmyamerica
    @liveinmyamerica 10 років тому

    Cody, a lot of my tools, chains and things I use outside of the shop I paint a part of the tool with a color that is bright (Stihl orange) that I can find in the brush and dirt. On chains the grab hooks on tools a strip on the handle, something that helps me find and know its mine and has a chance of not being left behind, thanks.

  • @TheBlue840
    @TheBlue840 10 років тому

    There is a place for everything when everything is in its place.

  • @jamiehartley996
    @jamiehartley996 10 років тому

    You can sharpen full chisel chain with a round file. Semi chisel chain or round file chain as you called it is better for cutting stumps and dirty wood as it does not dull as fast compared to full chisel. Full chisel cuts faster especially in soft woods but will dull faster.

  • @Tuglife820
    @Tuglife820 10 років тому

    That would be some great videos. The shop tours.

  • @CampfireTalk
    @CampfireTalk 10 років тому +1

    I definitely work better in an organized environment. Great video & closing comments.

  • @ryan6920s
    @ryan6920s 10 років тому

    Hey Cody what about the Deere crawler? Would really love to see her up and running! Great video by the way, would like to see more of these on your channel! Well done

  • @derisher1
    @derisher1 10 років тому

    My Grandpa was a master-carpenter, not unlike Norm Abrams of "This Old House" -
    He always used this Quaker saying with all his grandsons when we were in his
    shop - "A place for everything and everything in it's place".

  • @542patriot
    @542patriot 10 років тому

    Amen! Awesome vid, very inspiring!

  • @lukasklepacki
    @lukasklepacki 10 років тому

    Love what you did there. Looks great. only thing I'd change is the files for sharping the saws on a magnet. maybe you don't have the problem, but I did that once and the files tend to get furry with the metal filings because they get magnetized. Just my 2 cents. great video and thanks for the inspiration.

  • @tjgorla
    @tjgorla 10 років тому

    Miss having a Shop but it was always a mess as I was alway in a Hurry. I now live in a Fifthwheel and need to and have to keep things put up and organized or It does just not work. Just have to remeber which box I put it in. thanks for the great video and good thoguhts.

  • @Jeepollllllo
    @Jeepollllllo 10 років тому

    Great shop tour, yes more please. ollllllllllo

  • @walkerburt8814
    @walkerburt8814 10 років тому

    I have an old HB hatchet the same size and GB small forest axe it's steel is awesome.

  • @thelifeofmatt3229
    @thelifeofmatt3229 10 років тому

    if you get the opportunity to rehandle a hammer it would be a great video! i have a set of three hammers that are over 100 years old and have beat up handles that i would love to learn how to properly replace. keep up the good work!

  • @mattybell1994
    @mattybell1994 10 років тому

    wranglerstar i can't believe i own a small hatchet made by hultafors bruks I've been trying to work out the makers mark for the good part of 2 years and it has been in the family since the 1930's and still has the original angle which is solid as ever. i can send you photos if you want i am in the process of restoring the light surface rust and it still holds the sharpest of edges

  • @mikescooling
    @mikescooling 10 років тому +15

    my work truck is a mess, but i know where everything is. i just know my mess

    • @matpanzer7323
      @matpanzer7323 10 років тому +2

      no one will find things but you will know where they are

    • @acousticguitarpeter
      @acousticguitarpeter 10 років тому +5

      Tenspeed TheBikeHanger
      I guess he's done it for other people, like visitors.

    • @rotam8680
      @rotam8680 7 років тому +2

      because youre a visual person like me. you know where things are in relation to other things

  • @paulspisak5312
    @paulspisak5312 10 років тому

    That is the hardiest thing for me is to get my shop clean .
    It is hard to slow down and clean thing up when you own a one man welding shop and you finish one job and start author job and I may do three job a day . I will have to try to slow down and the three thing .
    Thank you for the helpful video .

  • @SuppressiveFire77
    @SuppressiveFire77 10 років тому

    I have that same two bit axe head! With the same blue paint!

  • @lindabrown7374
    @lindabrown7374 10 років тому

    Getting organized is so important It saves you time in the long run. Money too. If you can't find something, you wind up buying another.

  • @jonwalker3842
    @jonwalker3842 10 років тому

    I have different items by specialty in different toolboxes....I like that system....

  • @danielherrera2203
    @danielherrera2203 10 років тому +1

    1 Corinthans 14:40
    Let all things be done decently and in order

  • @nichins
    @nichins 9 років тому

    It's far more enjoyable (and efficient) to work in a clean shop. I love having clean work benches with lots of room, and never wasting time looking for tools.

  • @WanderingBeast
    @WanderingBeast 10 років тому +1

    well done, great way to live

  • @stephenmcdougald
    @stephenmcdougald 7 років тому

    Cody, love your channels definitely an inspiration to me. im not sure how often you get to read the comments but I'm looking to get a dual fuel/oil can like you have wasnt sure what brand it was some of the ones only looked rather flimsy

  • @5in1killa
    @5in1killa 10 років тому

    I try to keep somewhat organized so I have a decent clear space to work on but I find clutter helps in my creative process so it's a balancing act for me.

  • @suffolkshepherd
    @suffolkshepherd 9 років тому +1

    Thanks so much for this video!!! If I could ask you to post a video this would have been it.
    I have painted my chains with the Mingo Firewood marker so now they are neon green. I am going to hit them with blue the next time the mingo is blue. I do this for I do not lose them in the woods and grass. BUT I do lose tools etc in my shop. lol
    I have studied this video and applying it

  • @DanPeacock
    @DanPeacock 5 років тому

    Thanks for the kick in the pants. I like the phrase "Disorganization is always in a hurry." Where did that originate?

  • @propdoctor21564
    @propdoctor21564 10 років тому

    Excellent video !!

  • @stephenbarnes9568
    @stephenbarnes9568 10 років тому

    I've shown my wife this video and now she wants me to watch it everyday. Can a Leopard change his spots? There is no harm in trying. Thanks for all the inspiration.

  • @BartBade
    @BartBade 10 років тому

    Wow great video I wish I had the room to organize my bars and chains.
    *¿*

  • @007MacGregor
    @007MacGregor 10 років тому

    I'm with you I have probably 25 chain saw but I could not readily put my hands on them that's a shame.
    Cody could you find and do a video on a good stainless D handle shovel is there one? I bought several and they all broke using them under rather light use circumstances,
    Thank you David

  • @kayttamatonnimi
    @kayttamatonnimi 7 років тому

    This mentality seems to be still going strong. Good thing!

  • @TrailWright
    @TrailWright 10 років тому

    I keep on saying to myself I gotta do this, well maybe I will start today. We shall see. Thanks

  • @MisterSoul99
    @MisterSoul99 10 років тому +1

    Oddly enough in my tool life I am pretty organized, I hate to get to a job and realize I don't have a tool or a supply. When it comes to other parts of life, I am not so organized.

  • @CanAmrules
    @CanAmrules 10 років тому

    There is a huge stress with disorganization and there is also a cost to being disorganized.”
    Carolee Cannata
    words spoken that are very true

  • @ryefry
    @ryefry 9 років тому +4

    I find myself watching this video again and I am wondering, where do you get non ethanol gas for your tools?

  • @cowsofsuffolk2297
    @cowsofsuffolk2297 10 років тому

    Lol!! My wife was just breaking my chops to clean up all my camping gear in the garage and basement.

  • @musFuzZ
    @musFuzZ 10 років тому +1

    "When one has so many things that they can't be found, one has too many things."
    And that is why you need to organize your stuff.

  • @Wrangler98JPTJ
    @Wrangler98JPTJ 10 років тому

    I like how you have the saw stuff setup! Where did you find the black peg board??