TOOL BAG STORAGE DIY

Bob Schmidt shows you a product purchased from Duluth Trading Company that he is thrilled with how it works as far as a storage container for small hardware and other things you need doing home remodeling.DIY

[@shadowkalsu2007]

Was using these forty years ago as a telephone installer. They were issued to every technician, and guys loved them.

[@MRSketch09]

Great tip! Especially the idea you mentioned about stacking them in a water proof 5 Gal. Bucket.

[@askillthatpays]

great tip bob.thanks as always

[@HomeRemodelWorkshop]

Great bedroom decorations+++Bob

[@243WW]

Nice one Bob! I hope that this idea comes out here to Australia... That would cut down on some serious weight and make ladder access work easy!
Well done.

[@HomeRemodelWorkshop]

Brasil really, weather horrible here now winter won't seem to end,wish I were there Thanks Bob

[@elicona]

Good tip, thanks.
Reynosa, Mexico

[@Westcoastjazzer]

Thanks again Bob. Your the man! I'm going to order a bunch of those things. I'm not sure where I can find one of those orange buckets to put the bags in. I guess i'll have to go to the "orange bucket" store as a last resort. Thanks again..............

[@gameking008]

sweet vid!

[@SauronsEye]

There's also a bag that you can get that fits over the lip of those buckets. Makes a very cheap tool box.
They're called bucket tool bags.

[@skipowder8s]

Sweet! this vid begs the question: What length/type screws/nails do you need in your "to-go" kit?

[@HomeRemodelWorkshop]

Drywall screws 1 1/4 ,1 5/8 ,2 , 2 1/2 ,3 , in MISC 1 ,4 IN SEPARATE BAG ALL TRIM NAILS,IN SEPARATE BAG ALL DRYWALL ANCHORS,IN SEPARATE BAG ALL ROOFING AND GALVANIZED NAILS+++Bob And a 5 gal bucket to haul them all in.

[@HomeRemodelWorkshop]

At the time of this posting they are about 10 dollars+++Bob

[@elvis459]

Dont think your wife will buy you anymore if you start hanging them all over the house Ha Ha