I built my Transit shelving according to your videos. The shelf peg holes took some time to drill accurately, but made the shelves infinitely adjustable. I also used your cool drawer latch idea. I absolutely love the results. It's a great system. Thank you for all of your excellent videos.
Great set up Spencer. Much obliged for your detailed tour, to the point without any waste of time. The drawer catch is particularly clever, simple and effective not to mention cheap! Your vid pushed me in the direction I was going: get the ugly land whale Transit EL because space... is never enough, forget the parking headaches.
Impressive layout! I am cabinet maker by trade so the first thing I said was you can actually haul cabinets in that setup. So it made me happy to see you mention that several times in the video. I can't tell you the number of carpenters that show up to pick up cabinets and their vans or trucks are freakin disasters in side. Want to know how to piss off a cabinet maker fast? Bring back a cabinet an hour later with damage on it from a messy truck it rode in. LOL
I hear you. I transport all the built ins I build in the van. It’s been a great tool for me. I even design some of built ins around the interior height of my van so I can haul them more efficiently.
Hey Spencer, I've not had much luck with Menards pre-finished plywood, it seems to start bowing as soon as I cut it up. But I do love Menards TigerFORM 3/4" forming plywood, same weight and much more straight and stable! It's got a tough black phenolic finish on both sides plus a nine ply poplar core. Cost is about the same, where I am it's a special order but well worth the wait! I just got a sheet to build (your) wings for my new Dewalt 780 slide saw. Thanks for all the great videos!
Thank you for the video he gave me some good ideas I just bought a 12 ft box fan and I love the latches on the drawers that was a great idea I'm stealing it LOL thank you again for video
love the crastman versastack. I use a mix of the versa and the dewalt tsak which are the same box and stack together including the stanley ones too. Got to have drawer on my boxes.
I thought so too. Until I started using them. I’m easily saving 15-20 minutes every day in setup and a clean up. Not to mention time saved finding stuff
Great video! The build out is really ingenious! I was hoping you might make a video of how you made templates for the vertical dividers. Thanks for posting this!
I just built out my trailer last weekend, but there are a few minor details that I've gotta work out. I was wanting to use the toggle clamps on the roof for my tracks, but that broom idea is a good one too. The drawer catches are pretty brilliant man,may have to steal that one as well. Excellent content, as always Spencer.
I really like your videos. They’re very informative, and helpful. I need to get a new work van, and I like how you’ve got yours outfitted. Have you ever had a problem sliding plywood in on the vinyl floor of your van? I would think it might rip it as you slide the wood in. Thanks
If you had a month free, an budget to buy all new tools and pack out, or other storage.... what would you do different based on what you have learned? I just got a new Transit Van, High Cab/Extended 1-ton AWD. Loaded up because I sold my pickup and this van now served as my daily driver .... even to church on Sunday lol. I couldn’t afford to keep both nor did I have space. I purchased the same partition you have except I have a window. Also I have two sliding doors. My plan is to build storage on the driver side slider that allows me to quickly access the most common tools as soon as I exit the van. I have found the only use of the partition sliding door is to allow me to carry 16’ material on the floor with back doors close. I spoke with LineX. They are going to coat the shelving I make with a thin coat of LinX and use the smooth texture for easier cleaning I’m just struggling with the most efficient layout.
Id keep it mostly the same. I’d be tempted to switch the sustainers for Tstaks. The good thing is all these different brands have great options now. When I started my collection it was mostly just festool that had stackable boxes.
@@InsiderCarpentry I have all Milwaukee pack out. The only complaint is they are a bit deep, take more idle space. I have a few sustainers but am going to consolidate everything into pack out. I’ve noticed a big shift from pickups to these vans. I need a four or AWD because of the snow and mud here. So having the AWD transit made that possible. So far it works well in up to 15-18” of snow. Not sure if it would work in a lot deeper. Thanks again for making the video and sharing your ideas
It really does. Everything changes when you open up your scope of work. I do use totes for other trade specific tools. I've got totes for paint, drywall, plumbing, electric, etc. So if I do have to tackle one of those things its just a matter of loading up a tote and I have all the basic tools. But that never happens any more. I've locked into trim work and haven't taken on anything else for probably 4 or so years now.
Great content as usual always looking forward to your posts I think you missed your career... should have been an engineer/ designer ,still you are a MASTER at everything you do . God bless you in all your endeavors!
Superb set up but, isn't using 3/4 wood too heavy? I have the quiet Flex plastic shelving in my Chevy Express van. It's on the lighter-weight side which helped save in fuel of course because I drive major amount of Miles everyday.... Maybe you aren't really concern with gas mileage.... I've noticed two things on the positive side 1) I don't see any crappy, cheap tools or equipment. 2) you're smart and organized! thank you
The weight definitely adds up. I do have the 350, 1 ton chassis and suspension which helps. Also, I have the ecoboost turboed engine, which zips around like all that weight isn't even there. I get 15.5 MPG all the time. I'm happy with the setup.
I haven’t been aware of any issues with them. I’m any case, the engine is my favorite thing about the van. Get me where I’m going fast. Doesn’t ever feel like I’m dragging. It’s the fastest vehicle I’ve ever owned.
Thanks for the tour, I always like seeing how others envision their organization. I have my 16 trailer setup, but have changed it 3 times to become more efficient every time I see others with something to help me just a little bit more. I am already working on change 4 to go to a 75% Systainer organized trailer as it works best for my cabinet and trim business when I roll up to a job. Lock and click and roll it all in. Nice video, keep them coming. On a sided note, your thin line chalk line, and Pica markers have become my new favorites, thanks for talking about them and "persuading" me to get them both!
Looks good ! I have upfit promaster for carpenter & handyman work. Just a guestion about other bigger items. Where do you carry some 1x2,3,4 pine. How about 2x4 stud & p.t.. Then ur cut 1\2", 3\8" drywall, 3\4"& 1\2" ply? Lastly where is the dog and drop cloth compartment? Is this design meant for tool transport to full on construction site?
Thanks for the ideas. It's one thing to have the skills to do the work and it's another to be organized so that you can make money at it. P.S. Ron Polk also has a great drawer idea that doesn't use any extra hardware.
Do you have any issues putting all of your heavy tools on one side of the van? I just purchased a ram ProMaster 3500, but I know very little about commercial vehicles. I assume the van is built for this imbalance
I’ve fitted out few vans I’ve had and one thing I’ve learnt is if you like to put your foot down, think about the material your using to make it all as it quickly adds weight to the van, plus tools and the materials your load up, it all adds up and it will slow you down.
That’s sweet thanks for the walk trough and tips just bought a medium size roof. Transit. My first work van . The next van will be bigger probably gonna go with packout shelves
Great vid. Seen this several times and i finally bought a transit high roof. Will take some ideas for sure. Do you know what size the bolts are to secure the shelves to the van are? Thanks!
I have a 14" Gruman workhorse van (looks like a Fedex van) I have built out the inside. I love it I carry everything I own in it. I have one last section to build out and then I share some pics. I was trying to decide on building a rolling toolbox from a wheelbarrow and decided on the Milwaukie pac out. So now I more space to build out. I have found no matter what I always say "wow I need more space for things". When does it end LOL
Hi Spencer, much appreciate your videos. How wide are your plywood frame panels on your van shelving? One side is narrower and one deeper.. Would greatly appreciate info. Thanks David Fink
Old school. I have done sketchup in the past for this but it takes to long. Its a lot easier to go old school and just start with your big tools and then roll with the punches from there.
Love the setup... Looking to incorporate something like this in my new box truck. Those one pads are different, the larger ones: what's the brand and are they comfortable?
Great video! Where did you get that First Aid Systainer style case? I need one. Never cut myself on a power tool in my entire life. Cut myself twice in one day coping crown with my Carvex. Didn’t have my crown clamped down. So I bought a pair of Worx work surfaces.
Insider Carpentry damn!! $105 for just the systainer?? With no first aid kit? Youch!!! That’s hurts almost as much as my jigsaw mauling the webbing between my fingers.
What two Festool vacuums did you go with, & why? I’m looking to upgrade my vacuum layout, & I would greatly appreciate your insight. Thanking you in advance.
@@InsiderCarpentry Thank you for getting back to me so quickly. I’ll take a look at the Midi’s on my next trip to my local Woodcrafters. Happy New Year’s Spencer! I hope you have a great 2021.
Hey mate. I’m about to buy a mk8 Transit. I see you have toggle clamps holding your Festool rails up.. how have you fitted the toggle clamps to the van ceiling?
Fine. I don’t use that much. It has my drywall anchor kit for towel bars and punch list items. For the price it was a great box for what I needed. But it only gets touched once a month or so.
I am guessing you don't fit out vans for a living, as most of the tools mentioned would not be needed, but this was a very impressive and informative video, thanks a lot. Here in Japan we have what are called "k-vans", basically meaning a light (vehicle) van. They are much, much smaller than yours (they are the length of a hatchback car and limited to 660cc engines). I am thinking of getting one as I am planning to move to the countryside and have a house with a vegetable field etc. So this was a very helpful "grown up" version of what I would be likely to need to do if I were to buy a k-van. Thanks very much. Though my challenge will be considerably less in scale then yours was, you are a carpenter and I am not. Anyway, if I do this kind of thing, I will take my time and triple check every stage before moving to the next.
I have Mercedes 2500 and search for a long time for UA-cam ideas on how to outfit with self made shelves. Your setup and video show and tell is definitely by far the best how too. Well done! I’ll take a few idea and incorporate into my shelving system.
I could see that. I have a trailer, I like that I can leave it at my site when I need to and be mobile with my truck. That being said, i don't like leaving the trailer unattended much. Squeezing into tight spaces is a bit of a bear sometimes. The van seems more secure and nimble in most cases. But also one more vehicle to service and deal with breakdowns. Can't leave it behind unless you arrange a lift either. Any other pros for the van, and why?
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I built my Transit shelving according to your videos. The shelf peg holes took some time to drill accurately, but made the shelves infinitely adjustable. I also used your cool drawer latch idea. I absolutely love the results. It's a great system. Thank you for all of your excellent videos.
brilliant design on the drawer constraint mechanism....
You’re an organized, efficient machine! Listened to the modern craftsman podcast with you the other day as I was working by myself. Inspiration
Thanks man! I appreciate that. 👊👊
Well done Spencer! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with the world.
Thank you. This video is giving me some very good ideas for building out my enclosed trailer.
Looks good. You did a really nice job utilizing space. Thanks for speaking about the sizing on the van itself. Very helpful.
Dang that drawer latch 🥰🥰🥰
Very clever locks on your drawers. Well done
I love the drawer latch system, I’m gonna steal that idea
Great set up Spencer. Much obliged for your detailed tour, to the point without any waste of time. The drawer catch is particularly clever, simple and effective not to mention cheap! Your vid pushed me in the direction I was going: get the ugly land whale Transit EL because space... is never enough, forget the parking headaches.
Impressive layout! I am cabinet maker by trade so the first thing I said was you can actually haul cabinets in that setup. So it made me happy to see you mention that several times in the video. I can't tell you the number of carpenters that show up to pick up cabinets and their vans or trucks are freakin disasters in side. Want to know how to piss off a cabinet maker fast? Bring back a cabinet an hour later with damage on it from a messy truck it rode in. LOL
I hear you. I transport all the built ins I build in the van. It’s been a great tool for me. I even design some of built ins around the interior height of my van so I can haul them more efficiently.
Hey Spencer, I've not had much luck with Menards pre-finished plywood, it seems to start bowing as soon as I cut it up. But I do love Menards TigerFORM 3/4" forming plywood, same weight and much more straight and stable! It's got a tough black phenolic finish on both sides plus a nine ply poplar core. Cost is about the same, where I am it's a special order but well worth the wait! I just got a sheet to build (your) wings for my new Dewalt 780 slide saw. Thanks for all the great videos!
Well thought out and executed !
I love this setup! Great job!
I Really like this guy !
Thank you for the video he gave me some good ideas I just bought a 12 ft box fan and I love the latches on the drawers that was a great idea I'm stealing it LOL thank you again for video
Glad I could help
love the crastman versastack. I use a mix of the versa and the dewalt tsak which are the same box and stack together including the stanley ones too. Got to have drawer on my boxes.
Perfect! Thanks for the advice!.
Did you ever see Ron Paulk’s Smart Woodshop? It is his storage system for his 8x14 x 6.5 high trailer.
Yep. It’s a nice system but not very ideal for my workflow.
Nice set up! You should go more in-depth on what is in the storage boxes.
"...Festool Systainers -- very overpriced plastic." I'm glad I'm not the only one who thinks this.
I thought so too. Until I started using them. I’m easily saving 15-20 minutes every day in setup and a clean up. Not to mention time saved finding stuff
Very waterproof, tidy & easily moved.
Thanks for the great tour.
Wish I had ur van spencer. Some set up u have. 👌🏻👌🏻🇮🇪
Great video! The build out is really ingenious! I was hoping you might make a video of how you made templates for the vertical dividers. Thanks for posting this!
Nice van fella,,fair play,,👍
I just built out my trailer last weekend, but there are a few minor details that I've gotta work out. I was wanting to use the toggle clamps on the roof for my tracks, but that broom idea is a good one too. The drawer catches are pretty brilliant man,may have to steal that one as well. Excellent content, as always Spencer.
Great job!
I really like your videos. They’re very informative, and helpful. I need to get a new work van, and I like how you’ve got yours outfitted. Have you ever had a problem sliding plywood in on the vinyl floor of your van? I would think it might rip it as you slide the wood in.
Thanks
So far no issues. The rubber mat is from ford and is pretty durable.
How about a video about your punch out set up, in the two craftsman boxes
Well thought out layout, Very nice!
Thanks for all the great info! I really like your shelving layout. Any tips for additional van security to keep thieves out?
Genius!!
If you had a month free, an budget to buy all new tools and pack out, or other storage.... what would you do different based on what you have learned?
I just got a new Transit Van, High Cab/Extended 1-ton AWD. Loaded up because I sold my pickup and this van now served as my daily driver .... even to church on Sunday lol. I couldn’t afford to keep both nor did I have space.
I purchased the same partition you have except I have a window. Also I have two sliding doors. My plan is to build storage on the driver side slider that allows me to quickly access the most common tools as soon as I exit the van. I have found the only use of the partition sliding door is to allow me to carry 16’ material on the floor with back doors close.
I spoke with LineX. They are going to coat the shelving I make with a thin coat of LinX and use the smooth texture for easier cleaning
I’m just struggling with the most efficient layout.
Id keep it mostly the same. I’d be tempted to switch the sustainers for Tstaks. The good thing is all these different brands have great options now. When I started my collection it was mostly just festool that had stackable boxes.
@@InsiderCarpentry I have all Milwaukee pack out. The only complaint is they are a bit deep, take more idle space. I have a few sustainers but am going to consolidate everything into pack out.
I’ve noticed a big shift from pickups to these vans. I need a four or AWD because of the snow and mud here. So having the AWD transit made that possible. So far it works well in up to 15-18” of snow. Not sure if it would work in a lot deeper.
Thanks again for making the video and sharing your ideas
thanks
Well thought out design, brilliantly executed!
Love the draw latching system.👏
Doing one trade specific thing really helps with organizing the van setup . Not having to carry a wide range of tools and materials .
It really does. Everything changes when you open up your scope of work. I do use totes for other trade specific tools. I've got totes for paint, drywall, plumbing, electric, etc. So if I do have to tackle one of those things its just a matter of loading up a tote and I have all the basic tools. But that never happens any more. I've locked into trim work and haven't taken on anything else for probably 4 or so years now.
Organized, efficient, productive. The mark of a professional and a craftsman. Beautiful set up.
Not to mention clean 👍 . Lotta hacks think because the work makes a mess, it's OK to be messy.
@@mattbrooks1302 Good point, you are right.
amazing contents friend
Great content as usual always looking forward to your posts
I think you missed your career... should have been an engineer/ designer ,still you are a MASTER at everything you do .
God bless you in all your endeavors!
Superb set up but, isn't using 3/4 wood too heavy?
I have the quiet Flex plastic shelving in my Chevy Express van. It's on the lighter-weight side which helped save in fuel of course because I drive major amount of Miles everyday....
Maybe you aren't really concern with gas mileage....
I've noticed two things on the positive side
1) I don't see any crappy, cheap tools or equipment.
2) you're smart and organized!
thank you
The weight definitely adds up. I do have the 350, 1 ton chassis and suspension which helps. Also, I have the ecoboost turboed engine, which zips around like all that weight isn't even there. I get 15.5 MPG all the time. I'm happy with the setup.
@@InsiderCarpentry That's really surprising for that much mpg's. More power to ya bro!
Thanks for the feed back.
So you opted for the Ecoboost engine, I am concerned about the long term problems a turbo can bring.
I haven’t been aware of any issues with them. I’m any case, the engine is my favorite thing about the van. Get me where I’m going fast. Doesn’t ever feel like I’m dragging. It’s the fastest vehicle I’ve ever owned.
Thanks for the tour, I always like seeing how others envision their organization. I have my 16 trailer setup, but have changed it 3 times to become more efficient every time I see others with something to help me just a little bit more. I am already working on change 4 to go to a 75% Systainer organized trailer as it works best for my cabinet and trim business when I roll up to a job. Lock and click and roll it all in. Nice video, keep them coming. On a sided note, your thin line chalk line, and Pica markers have become my new favorites, thanks for talking about them and "persuading" me to get them both!
Glad you find them useful my friend.
Looks good ! I have upfit promaster for carpenter & handyman work. Just a guestion about other bigger items. Where do you carry some 1x2,3,4 pine. How about 2x4 stud & p.t.. Then ur cut 1\2", 3\8" drywall, 3\4"& 1\2" ply? Lastly where is the dog and drop cloth compartment? Is this design meant for tool transport to full on construction site?
Nice! and Great idea for locking the drawers 👍 😊
The drawer latch system is beauteous! Great design all around. I bet it makes day to day life much more enjoyable to have a great system like that.
It does!
I also thought the drawer latch system was very nice. Low key out of the way but effective. Thanks for the tour Spencer
Thanks for the ideas. It's one thing to have the skills to do the work and it's another to be organized so that you can make money at it. P.S. Ron Polk also has a great drawer idea that doesn't use any extra hardware.
I’m jealous
thanks for sharing your great work.
19:18 how exactly do you keep it from freezing?
Awesome! Creativity brings happiness to your life.
Do you have any issues putting all of your heavy tools on one side of the van? I just purchased a ram ProMaster 3500, but I know very little about commercial vehicles. I assume the van is built for this imbalance
The 350 handles the weight well but I would recommend trying to balance it as much as possible.
I’ve fitted out few vans I’ve had and one thing I’ve learnt is if you like to put your foot down, think about the material your using to make it all as it quickly adds weight to the van, plus tools and the materials your load up, it all adds up and it will slow you down.
What's the lightest material that you recommend. I won't be storing heavy tools
Where do you get electric ? Generator or does the houses have electric ?
magnets instead of toggle clamps for the festool work? or are they aluminum?
Amazing van. Nice job. Do you have a video talking about your tool choice and why. I see you use Milwaukee, Dewalt and Festool.
I’d be afraid to open that can of worms. 😂
That’s sweet thanks for the walk trough and tips just bought a medium size roof. Transit. My first work van . The next van will be bigger probably gonna go with packout shelves
You made it so brilliant.
I want to make it like yours.
Thanks a million.
Great vid. Seen this several times and i finally bought a transit high roof. Will take some ideas for sure. Do you know what size the bolts are to secure the shelves to the van are? Thanks!
Mine were M8 thread.
I have a 14" Gruman workhorse van (looks like a Fedex van) I have built out the inside. I love it I carry everything I own in it. I have one last section to build out and then I share some pics. I was trying to decide on building a rolling toolbox from a wheelbarrow and decided on the Milwaukie pac out. So now I more space to build out. I have found no matter what I always say "wow I need more space for things". When does it end LOL
Perfecto muy buena explicación excelente
Hi Spencer,
much appreciate your videos. How wide are your plywood frame panels on your van shelving? One side is narrower and one deeper..
Would greatly appreciate info.
Thanks
David Fink
Some of these ideas will go in to my 2020 Ford Transit Custom. Thanks!
great work! very helpful.
Nice setup!!! What angle do have your shelves at to keep lose tools in and safe? Thanks
It takes at least 2-3" of drop to keep most loose tools in on a sharp fast turn.
excellent how everything is organized; that's my plan for my van
very useful ideas the drawers lock system and the festool lock system is just amazing.I will use those soon :D
Menards?!?! Where are you located?? Been watching your videos forever, never realized you were in the Midwest! Haha.
Northern Indiana 👍
wow!! really clever! good for you!
Nice work! Some great ideas I think I'm gpoing to steal!
Did you use Sketch Up or other digital drawing before building or did you go old school on the build?
Old school. I have done sketchup in the past for this but it takes to long. Its a lot easier to go old school and just start with your big tools and then roll with the punches from there.
Excellent video! Thank you for sharing.
Great ideas for setting up a van or trailer! I really like your methods for efficiency!
Thanks Bro this helps a lot.
That is a great kitting-out job. Its not often my ocd is at peace....
I like it bro
Great job, very professional looking van
Love the setup... Looking to incorporate something like this in my new box truck. Those one pads are different, the larger ones: what's the brand and are they comfortable?
Great video! Where did you get that First Aid Systainer style case? I need one. Never cut myself on a power tool in my entire life. Cut myself twice in one day coping crown with my Carvex. Didn’t have my crown clamped down. So I bought a pair of Worx work surfaces.
Just google first aid systainer.
Insider Carpentry damn!! $105 for just the systainer?? With no first aid kit? Youch!!! That’s hurts almost as much as my jigsaw mauling the webbing between my fingers.
I have all my sustainers on drawer slides and I love the drawer latch. Thanks for the tour.
Where do you get your ideas? You use your head for more than just a hat rack 😂
What two Festool vacuums did you go with, & why? I’m looking to upgrade my vacuum layout, & I would greatly appreciate your insight.
Thanking you in advance.
I like the Midi's. I do also have one CT26 which I use with the planer for distressing beams. But the 26 is big to lug around.
@@InsiderCarpentry
Thank you for getting back to me so quickly.
I’ll take a look at the Midi’s on my next trip to my local Woodcrafters.
Happy New Year’s Spencer! I hope you have a great 2021.
Likewise 👊
❤ Love the design how practical and easy to work
Hey mate. I’m about to buy a mk8 Transit. I see you have toggle clamps holding your Festool rails up.. how have you fitted the toggle clamps to the van ceiling?
Screwed them on with Tek Screws. Metal self tappers.
How well are those versastack drawers holding up?
Fine. I don’t use that much. It has my drywall anchor kit for towel bars and punch list items. For the price it was a great box for what I needed. But it only gets touched once a month or so.
Should be on pimp my ride...
Dream van for me, luv it.
Need to do my new transit custom. Looking for idea.s
I am guessing you don't fit out vans for a living, as most of the tools mentioned would not be needed, but this was a very impressive and informative video, thanks a lot.
Here in Japan we have what are called "k-vans", basically meaning a light (vehicle) van.
They are much, much smaller than yours (they are the length of a hatchback car and limited to 660cc engines).
I am thinking of getting one as I am planning to move to the countryside and have a house with a vegetable field etc.
So this was a very helpful "grown up" version of what I would be likely to need to do if I were to buy a k-van.
Thanks very much.
Though my challenge will be considerably less in scale then yours was, you are a carpenter and I am not.
Anyway, if I do this kind of thing, I will take my time and triple check every stage before moving to the next.
I wish we had the option to buy some of those small Japanese cargo vehicles. Also, 10/10 username.
I have the rotating latches and I totally agree you do forget sometimes. Good job festool sys are built well.
I have Mercedes 2500 and search for a long time for UA-cam ideas on how to outfit with self made shelves. Your setup and video show and tell is definitely by far the best how too. Well done! I’ll take a few idea and incorporate into my shelving system.
Excellent video
Qhat do you do to make sure crackhead do break into your van? Is there some kind of heavy duty lock?
would have like to have some numbers on sizing- critical obviously to determine what the aisle width is
thank you
Great video bcc I'm looking at getting a van bcc right now I have a trailer full of tools. And I'm tired of the trailer. I need it all in one vehicle
I had a big trailer before this van. They definitely have their negative aspects.
I could see that. I have a trailer, I like that I can leave it at my site when I need to and be mobile with my truck. That being said, i don't like leaving the trailer unattended much. Squeezing into tight spaces is a bit of a bear sometimes.
The van seems more secure and nimble in most cases. But also one more vehicle to service and deal with breakdowns. Can't leave it behind unless you arrange a lift either.
Any other pros for the van, and why?
Great set up...
How long was your mending plate you used to make the drawer latches and what did you use to cut it down? Thank you.
Nice video! Mind me asking where you got your sliding door bulkhead in the front? looks like it has a nice seal between front and back.
Sortimo
Nice job!
Nice... man is a legend... this van is boss...
Awesome layout for your work space 👍🏼
How much of an incline you used for your shelves so the kits don't fall out?