12 ways to Organize your TOOLs 

I know what you sayin lol 😆

Lol, I worked next to a guy he had that one drawer full of everything, I'd ask him for a 10mm combo wrench & watch him hunt😂

Safer for you; safer for the tools!

😄Right! I just got a Harbor Freight credit card two days ago, Keith damn sure ain't helping my addiction😂

Thank you , I try lol 😆

I also have supported them cus they are the closest to being like the USA than any other Asian country. Plus china hates them so that means something lol. They do manufacture good tools.

I'll fight you if you fight me for trying to take it from you.

China gets a bad reputation for what we spec out. If you dont want lead in your children spoons tell them you dont want lead. Or just dont cry when you need to do the recall. For higher quality, what ends up happening is as you spec higher tolerence the lack of expertise in china makes their price go up. They know they can make your HF mini lathe but as you want a nicer version the chinese cannot do it in bulk cheap. Then Taiwan is better then German then US. We can do high end for $$$$ china can do low end for $ taiwan is mid range for $$

Taiwan is also a democracy with a bit better regulations. So that's a win too.

Taiwanese products are good in my experience too

Can you post an example?

@@learnjcbskidsterchickensga7594 not a clue how to post anything, but you take a piece of 1 to 1 1/2 pvc depending on what diameter you want, a piece of 8 gauge solid wire with or without insulation, 20 or 25 feet long and wind it tight around the pipe. I put the pipe loosely in the pipe jaws of a vice so it will rotate, put the wire into a hole in one end and use a medium sized alignment bar in a hole in the other end to turn it. You can do the same thing with 1/4 inch brake tubing on a 2 inch pipe for bigger wrenches. Then I laid the coil on a piece of pallet board and zip tied every 5 or 6 inches. I made it a smaller diameter for my metric wrenches under 12mm. You can vary the diameter to whatever works best for the wrenches you are working with. The coil does still shift forward and back and I haven't decided yet the best way to cure it. Maybe a piece of 3/8s flat bar run through the coil and screwed down at each end? It's annoying but not that annoying that Have to fix it.

Thank you!

@@learnjcbskidsterchickensga7594 you're welcome, always willing to try and help other mechanics. I had a lot of good mechanics help me when I was younger and I try to pass it on

I follow the same Philosophy. Taught my kids the same thing. In the end, you will save time if you clean your tools and put them away. The next time you start wrenching, it will go much faster because you know where everything is.

Your Grandfather was a smart man

@@FishinNStuff Thank you sir, he taught me a lot that I’ll always stick. Looking forward to your next video, always enjoy them. Take care and see ya then👍🏻

I just spent the other day vinegar and peroxide dipping an entire bucket full of rusted (reeeaaaalllllly rusted) tools I'd found out and about, and then zinc electroplating them all again. (Some were kids stealing wm and leaving them out in the yard for god knows what) im So busy. So Many projects working late into the night, alot gets left around. Have multiple project cars, motor builds, home maintenance and upgrades, 40 chickens I had to build a big nice coop and run for recently, plus a never ending list of big projects. My garage is a MESS. I've been a mechanic (classic restoration and performance mods) for a living. Been an Ironworker for a living. Done construction for a living. I have alllllllllllll the tools. Probably 10 of each socket at least lol. Plus a big 5'×7' high power C02 cnc laser cutter/engraver in my garage. It's a MESS. My project today is to tame it and get it back to how I used to operate. Besides the never ending honey-do and must do list. The garage and my projects wad my happy place. And it's been unusable for a while. One car Parked in there and a billion other things and tools all helter skelter from late night project after late night project. It's a really large 2 car detached garage. Have a workbench with low cabinets that runs 100% of the width of the garage and I still (if it was clean) have enough space to park 2 cars in there with enough left over room to easily pull a motor and transmission with an engine hoist without being cramped. Thanks for the ideas

Lol.😈😂

LOL That was thoughtful of you

I really appreciate you watching

Haha 😄 I know right lol . Sometime accused me of being sponsored by them lol I wish

Thank you . I wish they'd sponsor me lol

It is good that you are slowly learning not to act like a pompous jackass. Congratulations, and keep up the good work!

@@Free_PurebloodIke dem right dare

Thank you for the tips . I buy the 100 packs off Amazon too lol . Never put it on a video though 🤔

Lol 😁

Thank you very much lol 😆 I really do appreciate that by the way

Yep hahaha

Thank you very much

Thank you for watching it

I agree , there's nothing worse than my tools going MIA

Those are nice . I'm really liking those icon tools with holders . But I can't justify replacing all mine lol

I use those as well. Really nice.

Thank you very much

Thank you . I appreciate it

Thank you

Thank you

I don't have any YET lol . I appreciate you watching and I'll give that some thought

I appreciate that . I try to make em entertaining and informative the best I can .

My buddy David that's on a lot of the videos . His son graduated from there too .

Thank you

That's a great idea

I will . It's very hard to drag myself out there in this 90 degree heat lol . Ive even been working at night a lot in the shop lately

@@FishinNStuff I've lived in the MISERABLE South for 10+ years, I know the pain.

Lmbo

Those are some great ideas

I was wondering if this is a paid advertisement, lol.