How To Build Your Own Tool Organizer For Vice Grips CHEAP!!!
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- Опубліковано 15 вер 2020
- In this video we will show you how to get those vice grip pliers organized at home. Building a simple tool holder that will last a lifetime and only take an afternoon to make. Using a simple piece of angle iron, some drill bits and a grinder, you too can get those tools organized!
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I like Matt’s comedy and Nate’s fabricating. I like off road videos too. I’m not much into cheap seat repair or long videos on cheap tool storage. I hope you fix your two rigs soon and I hope you get this fj project online soon too.
Nice simple project with great attention to detail. Great work, Colt!
Nice solution! I just clamp them to the top of a wire rack and let them hang (clamps too). They slide left and right like coat hangers, makes finding the ones you want quick easy.
I made an oversized version of that for hanging garden equipment on (rakes, shovels, axes etc). I used 3/4" plywood and then added a skirt down about 12 inches or so that I put small brackets and nails that I hang all kind of smaller stuff in between the handles. I then made a smaller version that I hang my string trimmer and the various heads along with extra string/blades etc. Really helped organize what had been a freaking mess before.
I enjoyed this one, thanks for taking the time to share this one with us.
Play Safe From Elliot Lake Ontario Canada.
Wooooooooooooo I know this guy!!! Wooo. (It's me big 46 inch Mickey thompson green buggy guy)
I believe they last thing I said to ya was "I wanna be youtube famous!!!!"
Great vid been thinking about making these after seeing all the FB ads
Good organization tool. Having my tools organized makes every job go smoother! Hopefully soon we will see some more wheeling vids of that awesome buggy you got from Tim Cameron!
Got some zuki vids now👍 thanks
6:00 Bro, YOUR EYES ! Wear them Safety glasses!
Nicely executed.
Excellent idea! Thanks for sharing your knowledge and experience
You My Friend Are So Freaking Smart 🤲👐🙌👐🙌👏🙌👐🤲
Nice job brother I’ll be using your idea for sure.
Did a similar thing with a old rim piece of pipe and angle iron made a vice grip holder and grinder holder that is free standing
Nice job Colt.
Pretty sweet. Though watching you cut out the tabs made me feel sorry for anyone that doesn't have a mill or a two axis table for their drill press. Welcome aboard man.
I took a scrap chunk of 1-1/2 x 1-1/2 x 1/8 square tube. I cut our approx a 3/8 section out on one side. I welded this to the bottom of my fab table. The 3/8 is perfect to slide on my vice gribs and finger clamps
that is a nice little project.
Great Idea, Great Application !!
Thank you!
Works good for air tools aswell.
Sweet idea, definitely gonna implement this!
Not a bad idea. It's funny yall made this video though bc just earlier today I saw an ad for a fab shop that made these for multiple types of tools but they were cut on a cnc table and then bent for the angle.
I've seen a similar build done for hanging air tools by their air fitting n having another piece of steel that goes across the front n padlocked on each end to keep the air tools from growing legs
Same thing.... but for all my Dewalt 20V tools. Get them off the benches, tool boxes and carts!
Must make one cheers
Very cool, nice👍
great job! thanx for the inspiration!
Sure thing👍
I need more vice grips.
Can never have enough vice grips!
Nice good job
I'm gonna do it too. I think I'll flip it so the vertical portion of the angle is pointed downward though. Not trying to be a wise ass, but I'd encourage all fabricators to double shield when grinding (goggles and face shield); its not the sparks its the exploding discs that'll hurt worse.
seeing the grinder blooper makes me feel better about that happening to me
I just use a strip magnet attached to the wall. And, BTW, that guy's mess isn't much of a mess.
9:52 the right side of the blade/disk is much easier to control then the left side, as it the right side will pull the grinder out of the cut if it digs in but the left side pulls it into the cut more causing it to dig more and either shatter a cut off wheel or send a grinder flying.. i never see any "safety videos" even mention this theyre far too concerned with if you have a guard on or are wearing safety glasses.. everyone knows you should have a guard on and should be wearing safety glasses but few know theres a more and less controllable side to the grinder which in my opinion is much more important information.. instead of tryna protect yourself after the wheels exploded why not stop the incident before it happens.. of course theres scenarios where its more convenient or only possible to get it done with the left side of the wheel in those cases just get a tight grip and ease into er
There was a video i seen about safety and they said there was a good side and a bad side of a grinder. He does alot of safety video and welding videos. I just can't think of the name.
You beat me to it. I was going to give this guy shit for not knowing this... and for not wearing gloves. I did notice that he learned after the grinder jumped out of his hands.
@@DaddyJeepGarage give him shit for not wearing gloves... youre part of the problem pal, its obvious how gloves glasses guards help and its peoples own choice if they wanna wear them, i use all of them none of them some of them it varys by scenarios and my comfort level.. you can tell when a cut is going rough and has a chance of sending shrapnel like jamming a grinder up in a tight spot under the jeep to cut a bolt vs just dicing up rebar in a vice one ill be decked out in gear and the other i could do in crocs and my underwear
I have a 1 1/2” pipe the width of my wedding table to hang C-Clamps on so there not stuck in a drawer.
You just gave me an idea for where I'm gonna keep my c clamps now lol. I've been thinking where can I hang them cuz they are always in the way n totally didn't think about the handle on the side of my toolbox. Great idea n if I run out of room I'll just get a longer bar n mount it under my bench or something. Might do that anyway
@Demo Rcr lol I never even noticed it before. But if she can't be a team player n let him hang stuff on his 1 1/2 inch pipe then it's just not gonna last lol even if it's on the wedding table lol
Or you can cut the grooves out with a plasma torch and a template. Lots faster and more precise.
Very true, but plasma torches aren't as cheap to purchase as cutoff wheels.👍
@@Bleepincolt That is true of course. lol But hey all you have to do is move next door and you can use mine. ;)
What is the bag on the back of buggies for.
It's a trash bag that doesnt hold dirt or fluids. Easy to wash out and made by @spiderwebshade
Awesome! Glad to see you did this video. New content creator! Yay. I am recording my project perhaps I will send it in. Good job. What is your Instagram for the people who wanna add ya?
Thanks and the insta - @BleepinColt
That grinder could have flew away and did some good damage! Geez, good thing it didn’t hurt you man. That could have been real bad. I had that happen once and it did a number on my left knee right on the inside thigh. Took away a good chunk of meat and took 2 months to heal.
I see you like to also live dangerously!
Hello, I am writing to you because you are the largest group of off-road car enthusiasts and I have a problem that I cannot overcome. my Xj is on a 4 inch lift, the steering wheel does not want to go straight after the turn .. fluid is, the angle of advance of the crossover is correct, clearances have been deleted, I have no ideas, unless it coincides .. the car mouse on the way (sorry for the google translator )
I'd check your caster at the axle, that's what allows the steering wheel to straighten out when you let go of the wheel.
@@Bleepincolt hello, wheels checked and revised. the same as the lead angle. clearance on the steering column checked erased, tire pressure 1.8bar br 31in. power steering fluid is. today comes a "new" steering damper not fitted yet.
Use slower speed with larger drill bits when using a hand drill (or any drill) so you have less risk of burning the bit and dulling it
I clamp mine to the bottom rail of my shelf
No guard with a cut off wheel??????
Oh shit repping the fabn801 shirt... You got a 🦎?
Damn man you're burning up those bits by not using some cutting oil!
They're harbor freight cheapos. I sharpen them when they dull out
.. why is it that Americans DONT use the guard on grinders?
Awesome content- WEAR SAFETY GLASSES! I 'm calling OSHA.
😉😆
11:46 out of 12:44 video showing the dull, boring fab operations before even seeing finished project. DUH!!!! There should be a YT law that the finished project and demo must be shown at start of video so viewers can determine interest, application. Then, if interested, show the painful fabrication portion of video....for those that don't have a clue how to cut a board, run a weld bead, drill a hole...you know, for Libs.
Where are your safety goggles?