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Tool Trailer for Kitchen & Bath remodeling - Festool and Milwaukee tools organized and ready!
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- Опубліковано 15 сер 2024
- Organized small tool trailer set up for kitchen and bath remodeling. 7'x12' tandem trailer. We primarily use Festool and Milwaukee tools and love every one of them 😍
We designed the trailer to have mobile carts built using TSO's Systainer cart plans. These carts allow us to move from trailer to trailer or set up inside a house.
TSO Systainer Cart plans: tsoproducts.co...
Ron Paulk is the trailer design master. I feel inspired to be better with every project or video he releases. If you really want to go deep into a well designed trailer watch the series he made building it: / ronpaulk
or buy his plans: thesmartwoodsh...
Inspiration for my mobile workbench came from CarpenterOne3's UA-cam video "The Ghetto Bench Build". Watch it here: • The Ghetto Bench Build
If you need help with a kitchen or bath design/remodel, look us up! Located in beautiful Northwest Arkansas. www.ozarkkitchens.com
Nice set up. I'm a kitchen & bath guy also. 23 yrs in business and my tool trailer was one of best investments.
I have a 6x12 trailer and I have to say this is one of the best tool trailer videos I’ve seen. Ton of great ideas which I plan on implementing in my trailer. Thank you for the walk through
Thanks! I'm glad you found it useful. Hope your build out goes well!
Nice
I love the mobile carts under the bench 👍🏻
AWESOME build out! Brilliant idea with the food down roll cart locks on the counter space.
Very nice trailer this is the kind of contractor you want on your job site. If he takes this much time on his trailer you know your going to get a top quality job.
Didn’t see any PPE dedication, not being a safety sally , just want people to realize the long term effects of being in the trade. Thanks for the video 👍🇨🇦📐
There are some smart ideas here and those hinged latches are brilliant!
Wow this is a dream set up as opposed to my nightmare
Nice job!
I liked hearing; this is our Festool Skill saw. I've been cutting Hardie shingles with a Festool skill saw and diamond blade and like the dust extraction benefit.
That’s great Frank! I’ve not used mine for cement board but was curious how it performed. Glad it’s working for you!
@@ozarkhomepros The owner wanted to weave the corners so we need 87+ - degree cuts at each corner so the guide rail gives a straight edge. Woven corners look nice but are very challenging and slow. So with all the cutting and dust from fiber cement I got the battery festool carpentry saw and set up a table on the scaffolding, I used a dust extractor which is huge benefit. Also have a dust bag for cutting where the dust extractor and hose are not practical. dept of cut is very accurate and easy to set. you have to use a diamond blade so I found a blade made in U.S., the festool diamond blade was not available at the place I looked. the long tracksaw guiderails will work with the festool carpentry saw the blades and riving knife on the carpentry saw are thinner than the festool track saw but you can use the thicker track saw blades on the carpentry saw. I've installed KDAT treated select pine and cypress bevel siding and it is much better to install than fiber cement. Wood can endure longer I think as long as primed and painted all six surfaces. Really like your organization in the trailer. Its so easy to clean up and to mobilize when you know exactly where something belongs. sincerely F.H. Hamilton Carpentry
I like the latch system. Nice job
This was great to watch. Nice set up
Thanks for taking the time to film this. I use similar carts from an old Fine Woodworking article and plan to use some of your ideas, I will give you full credit of course!!
Great video, Your on-site work must be awesome as well.
I wish you success in your work
Nicely done. I also have a 7x12 trailer, albeit rear barn doors. I work in the city a lot and often park on the street so the ramp won’t work, but since I never use the side door, I built a cabinet in front of it for a lot of extra storage.
Very nice set up. Great ideas there.
Thank you
When u see guys with festools you know he makes money lol
Or spends it all lol!
Takes money to make money! Start small and climb the ladder, before you know it your rolling in it.
Great set up
This is a very well set up trailer. Now I have some ideas for my next redesign
Glad you were able to get some ideas! Tool storage/organization is ever evolving
awesome setup, i too am a festool/milwaukee guy and just revamped my truck with systainers, kaizen foam, and a much more organized system. really like your work table with slide outs for the table saw....think i'm gonna steal your idea and do something similar. keep up the great work!
Thank you! I love systainers! Kaizen foam is on the to-do list when I have time.
I'd love to see a walkthrough or pics of you ir trailer with kaizen foam. I recently got into festool systainer a and kaizen foam. I'm really liking the sys 4 drawers
Looking good thanks for sharing.
Nice trailer!
I have one myself I’ll film soon and show how I organized our setup.
I just hope you have some good insurance or some good security on that thing I've had some friends that have had their trailers emptied while walking into a luncheonette... And of course a real good tracking system should the whole trailer manage to escape yeah that's too nice of a setup to have anything happen to it it almost reminds me of my old Junior high School wood shop where the teacher was a stickler having every tool back in its designated spot at the end of the period definitely the only way to go
Very nice!
Thanks!
Great trailer!
Thank you!
Really nice set up. I like the library door set up. I did something similar with my trailer and I agree with utilizing the single caster. I used 2 thinking it would be better but I am going to change to the single one.
Very nice set up and great selection on your tools. I hope you keep that locked up inside your shop when not in use, as where I live, it would be gone in no time.
Thank you! Sad we have to worry about things like that.
I have Apple air tags hidden into my tools and my trailer so I can track my trailer and a few select tools if they ever got stolen, I installed an alarm with keyless entry, as well as a second alarm made by dewalt called mobile lock on the trailer that you arm and disarm with text message on your phone. If someone takes the trailer, tilts, moves it, or tampers with the alarm itself, it vibrates, it will call your phone and send you a text message.
Most importantly, I installed an inverter, batteries and exterior lights that I run every night on the exterior of the trailer that prevent someone from trying to mess with my trailer.
Last measure of security will be a nexar dash cam that runs in celular that I can monitor my trailer with from anywhere with motion alerts and automatic recording to the cloud.
You need a 14ft or 16ft man that shit you got in the front is insane
It’s so easy to run out of room before you know it!
Nice trailer I would like to do a video of my trailer one day
Do it! I’d love to see it.
Thanks for the "heads up" on the roof height. I'm getting ready to order a trailer and was wondering if a higher ceiling was worth the extra few hundred bucks it would cost.
I think it’s definitely worth it to get a taller ceiling height. My other trailer feels like a castle compared to this one!
Agreed! Mine is a head banger also so go for the higher ceiling, you won't regret it.
Other than a little less aerodynamic and less fuel mpg’s yes the taller ceiling has a lot of pros and not many cons
This trailer sort of reminds me of a plumber that I saw on this Old House many years ago where he had an 18 wheel trailer that he used in the Los Angeles area and his rationale was that once he got to a job he never had to go back out onto a crowded highway and spend way extra time going to pick up anything he had everything from boilers to toilets in that vehicle which allowed him to just keep on moving without having to hit the supply store
VERY CLEVER ! You need more views for sure. I love the portable sustainer towers. I was also thinking about doing all my tracks and levels on the ceiling, I’ve been on jobs where I can’t open the ramp, my next trailer will be bigger so I can have a bigger side door when needed. Check out my trailer walk through if your into something other than a Paulk plan. As much as a deeply appreciate what he has done, and I have all of his plans, I really like to see innovators like your self more. May your work be tighter, faster and more profitable with each job you complete. Most of all, HAVE FUN!
Thanks!
Any tipping risk with table saw on the outside of the centipede legs? Just got the 2x4' legs and making a work top next.
I offset the table to be resting on one end of the centipede so that the weight of the saw wouldn't cause it to tip. I haven't had any issues with it. Great question though.
How do you make those festool carts???
I purchased the build plans for the Festool carts from TSO products.
Great video… thanks! Do you happen to know the dimensions of those Sustainer carts? I love that!
Thanks Kevin! They are the same height as my Kapex stand. You can find the plans to build them on TSO Products website. tsoproducts.com/plans-drawings/tsc-90-systainer-cart-plan-set/
What are you towing it with?
F350
Are the wooden clamps just a piece of wood with a screw through? Or bolt?
Which clamps are you referring to? Would love to answer your question!
@@ozarkhomepros like the ones holding then levels.
Yes just a piece of wood with a screw.
You from Michigan?
Awsome trailer.
Thank you! No we are based in Arkansas.
This guys face kinda looks like my face. Poor bastard, I know what you’ve been through.
I literally laughed out loud when I read your comment.
@@ozarkhomepros it’s true though dude. I have a channel also with my face all over it. We look related lol.
I bet you guys didn't realize the answer was right in front of you but as far as not having enough room in that trailer who better to add a another level to that trailer just go up another 8 or 10 ft and there you go. Should you need more construction advice I'm always here 🤨