Adam Savage's One Day Builds: Wire Storage Solution!

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Adam tackles a shop shelf build that he's been putting off for a long time--finally reorganizing his loose wire storage that sits above his Sortimo hardware boxes. It's a chance for him to implement his philosophy for a storage system that houses and dispenses rolls of wire--that doesn't mount the spools along a dowel. As you'll see, it's a solution that's as elegant as it is satisfying!
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@sssteamheat6547 3 года назад

Thanks for the kind words about the Detroit Fox! For years (decades) until my recent retirement, I was the chief engineer at The Fox, and quite proud of the work we did to restore and maintain the country's largest "movie palace". When you and Jamie were there, attempts were made to go through channels and offer you a tour of our archaic technology (live-front slate switchboards, huge ventilation fans, air washers, etc.) but it was not to be. Often such offers never make it through the gauntlet of officialdom, and we were too polite to approach either of you directly, as you were obviously busy. Que sera, sera! But if you ever have any questions about the building or its 1928 technology, you have but to ask. Stay safe.

@buddyclem7328 3 года назад

"Now I'd like to show you this drawer, where I store my assorted lengths of wire." -Professor Farnsworth from Futurama

@seanflynn5799 3 года назад

I came looking for this comment

@BenjaminStaver 3 года назад

@Daniel Kintigh "Good news everybody! Today is another shop infrastructure build..." Their voices merged in my head as I wrote that and now I can't keep them straight.

@roberthousedorfii1743 3 года назад

A Drawer for that? How ingenious! Where can I put that drawer?

@robertrootes 3 года назад

Adam Savage is the most organized hoarder I have ever seen in my life.

@PikkaBird 3 года назад

I invite you to seek out the "Fleets Wood Shop Tour" here on RU-vid. He doesn't have any movie props and collectibles hanging all over the place, but as a pure workshop this is like the Studley Tool Chest of workshops.

@eggbert4847 3 года назад

@@PikkaBird yes he's got a very nice set up

@nobodxy 3 года назад

Its amazing that he seems to instantly know where a specific tool he needs is stored

@AdamWRides 3 года назад

I love it, it makes me feel somewhat normal 😂

@Antiganos 3 года назад

Just waiting for this to get pinned, as it should be.

@Sidistic_Atheist 3 года назад

We had a similar set up behind the front desk of electrical shop, where I worked as an apprentice electrician. I don't know if you'd need it. But we had a *1 meter ruler* stuck just above our cabinet, at chest height. To measure the lengths of wire the customer asked for.... Plus we had a thin whiteboard strip under each roll. So when it was replaced. You change the number to whatever amount was on a fresh roll. 10m/25m etc.. And changed it as you cut lengths off for the customers. It's hard to judge what's left on a roll, because of how it's wound. You don't know when you're close to needing a new roll. Just a thought.. Great video as always.

@jackdub7740 3 года назад

15 minutes and 1500 views, you are an icon. thanks for takin all this time to show and inspire me how to organize my shop, tools, kitchen, life in general. Love you Uncle Adam!

@drkentlyons 3 года назад

When is the library ladder build coming? I see the wall storage going higher and higher!

@BenjaminStaver 3 года назад

Oh man! The ladder would need to be hinged in the middle so that it could go around the corners of the single track running all the way around the room. That would be fascinating to watch him build since it would test the limited space of the cave.

@Jackdeetz 3 года назад

I wish I was as happy about anything the way Adam is happy about finding a better way to store his spools of wire.

3 года назад

Love the solution but I think I've got one thing to add (that you may not experience for a while). With the wire tail dispensing holes you absolutely have a nice clean point to grab the wire and pull just what you need however as that spool unwinds the tail's natural position will change from where it uncoils, this will make it more difficult at points in the spools life to dispense wire. Also when you replace the spools with new spools if the thickness of spool is different you may wind up finding that the holes are not in a useful position for a specific spool you shelve. My solution would be to remove the holes but in place leave a slot the entire length of the shelf (or many slots along the length like a dotted line). This way the spools can dispense as needed, you can still have your tidy tails and you don't run across the problem of the holes being misaligned.

@MB-zj3er 11 месяцев назад

I had the same thought. If you could make a bar with eyelets that move back and forth that might even be better, and they could be moved to accommodate different spools as you change them out.

@dominikw.4752 3 года назад

I think it is a good solution. However, I would cut away the bottom edge of the troughs so that dust can fall through. Otherwise, a lot of dirt will quickly accumulate in it in a well-used workshop.

@Chungustav 3 года назад

I think doing that though may snag on the sides of the school less than perfectly smooth. Would have to play with the idea

@pixl3l 3 года назад

@@Chungustav or use smaller parts for the trough so there is a gap all the way, but yeah, this is a brilliant idea to not get dust and such in there. Well thought sir.

@rolhoreis6187 3 года назад

Agreed, or/and allow troughs to be lift-out removable for thorough cleaning.

@michaelzdanis3979 3 года назад

Since the fronts are clear, and the spools lift out easily, shouldn't be too hard to run the vacuum over the troughs every once in a while. With the open bottoms, the stuff from the top trough will drop to the second, from top two to the third and so on. Think they'll still get dirty.

@grottyboots 3 года назад

The holes in the front face of the shelves to allow wire pulling is straight up genius! Unrelated: please do more "Demerit Badges"!

@aitchpea6011 3 года назад

Next video: Making shelves for all the stuff I've stored on top of the shelves I built last time. You know, because any flat surface will accumulate a collection of stuff when you've got a lot of stuff. Source: My housemate has a lot of stuff and I can't tell you the last time I saw an empty flat surface that wasn't in the process of having something put on it.

@hawnshill7441 3 года назад

We don't not have a coffee table for that exact reason. The kitchen table might be next to go

@TheNewton 3 года назад

I think about this sometimes, is there some easy to implement solution beyond discipline that might also be useful in itself to justify it's existence taking up space. Especially for shared spaces where space/utility ration needs to be high. Such as putting sloped facades on top of everything, or lots of rubber snakes to teach identification, or gluing down plastic sleeves that have expensive cards in them.

@rolhoreis6187 3 года назад

Sloped tops as used on med lab cabinets.

@BenjaminStaver 3 года назад

@@TheNewton I think the closest you get is called "hostile architecture" and it ruins the original purpose of the object every time.

@hEnjoi 3 года назад

I love it how I've transferred this terrible time of mankind into something like this in my head: "Man I'm glad Adam has so much time on his hands that he can improve his working environment into more of his liking".

@motorhearttk8360 3 года назад

Adam: "let me tell you about wire storage.." Me: "Ah yes, please do, sir. Fascinating."

@willsullivan6195 3 года назад

I spotted some packouts!!! I love them. I hope you have some crazy ideas for them. And if so, can’t wait to see what you do!

@arduinoversusevil2025 3 года назад

I'm here for wine storage.

@picklemat4619 3 года назад

make sure you pay attention. Focus you fuck.

@philgray9257 3 года назад

I love these videos, the enthusiasm in the builds are some fun to watch, this has been a long year and I'd like to thank Adam and the Tested Team for the videos. My lego collection has grown lol as well as my tools now I just need to start using them 👍

@jeanetteswalberg6166 3 года назад

Tried spindles for storing rolls of ribbon once. Learned that lesson fast! Lol. I love your solution!

@Stettafire 3 года назад

I do textiles so this gives me a few ideas about what I can do with ribbons and strange bits of wool, thanks.

@adamsonlinearrayspeakersha87 3 года назад

Hi :)

@tleg6969 3 года назад

Laura Kampf (a former guest on tested) does this project better imo.

@alansmith4734 3 года назад

22:16 Do like the Big Box Stores do, and have a Wire Cutter attached to a short segment of chain nearby.

@doriWyo 3 года назад

I love it when he recognizes wire without measuring or reading the spool. That's how experienced he is with his materials.

@satiric_ 3 года назад

I've got mechanic friends who are insanely good at guessing bolt head sizes, it's super useful haha

@doriWyo 3 года назад

My father-in-law was an old school mechanic. He could usually tell a lot from the sound of an engine.

@luciferhellhound 3 года назад

Also there is a distinct difference in the shape and size of 2 con, multi con, lamp and speaker wires. Everything from standard awg used to type of insulation makes them mostly recognizable to anyone who has used different types of wire/cable for even a short period of time

@jessecabaniss4070 3 года назад

I really like these infrastructure builds. I may never build anything like this, but it is still great to watch.

@lb4082 Год назад

This is GENIOUS! No more spindles !

@deelirious_one3893 3 года назад

Love watching your one day builds!! But you always in a hurry to finish

@joermnyc 3 года назад

My college radio engineering shop has all the spools of wire we needed on vertical rods and pipes depending on the size all the way up to 2 foot diameter reels. And then one day we got one extra 3 foot spool of heavy coax cable for a rooftop satellite dish (for a Pacifica news feed) with no where to put it. After a week of tripping over that we just said screw this and ran the wire up to the roof even though the dish wasn't getting installed for a month (the dish had to live disassembled in the back hallway). It was satisfying to throw out the empty spool.

@DeadnCold 3 года назад

You have been building so much storage lately Adam, if the internet/Tv stuff falls through you could have a lucrative custom shop solutions business as a backup.

@tjhwilliams 3 года назад

As an electrician who has been struggling with how to store cable in my van, this will change my life! Thank you sir!

@Gunni1972 3 года назад

just don't go rallye driving with it though.

@jimbaksa7721 3 года назад

Whoot!!! Shout out to Detroit. Adam, we welcome you back anytime!

@trh616 3 года назад

"And here's where I keep assorted lengths of wire" -the professor

@bp0314 3 года назад

Always great ideas on organization from Adam Savage. Thank you Sir you are a master. I always look to see how you sort and organize. keep the videos coming.

@HunterRodrigez 3 года назад

DUDE, I've been looking for a solution to store all my tape rolls for ages and this V shaped shelve is freaking perfect

@CarboniteDreamer 3 года назад

He's Professor Farnsworth. Hehas intergalactic spaceships and drawers where he keeps little pieces of wire.

@scottwolf9914 3 года назад

The OCD in me is screaming, "But what about the wire in the two drawers labeled "WIRE" that are to the left of the new wire storage?!"

@joermnyc 3 года назад

That might be unspooled wire, short lengths or maybe just the kind of wire that's not used for electronics (like baling wire)

@Geographus666 3 года назад

Adam mentioned that he only uses about 15% of the wire he has frequently, so it's probably more exotic wire for a very specific purpose, which he only requires access to every so often.

@_WillCAD_ 3 года назад

The First Rule of Wire Deep Storage is, we DO NOT TALK about Wire Deep Storage.

@GardenGuy1942 3 года назад

It’s not wire, it’s W.I.R.E.: Weapon Incurring Radioactive Explosion It’s a Nuke

@quequeg1643 3 года назад

yep

@williamperreault7707 Год назад

My grandmother had a board with individual dowel pins for each spool of sewing thread. Seems like that would be a good spindle related solution that could minimize space and materials

@Plaguedispenser 3 года назад

I feel like this needs a strip of adhesive measuring tape across the front of a shelf or down the uprights and a place for a dedicated pair of nippers to live.

@IIVQ 3 года назад

I was thinkin exactly that. And put the cutter on a chain, so it will always be there.

@austincarroll9853 3 года назад

Absolutely love the fox. When I worked for IATSE local 38 (union in Detroit) I never got to work on a show there unfortunately.

@AbuctingTacos 3 года назад

I'm an electrician and this gives me some ideas. Thank you for this!

@AdamWRides 3 года назад

Love it, have been pondering a solution to unspooling wire for some time. This is perfect. Think I will probably add a rubber grommet to the holes you pass the cable through, just to eliminate potential issues. Love the videos Adam, they always inspire me 😊

@tleg6969 3 года назад

Laura Kampf (a former guest on tested) did it better imo.

@AdamWRides 3 года назад

I'll check it out, cheers 👍

@jackfadell 3 года назад

I know Adam won't read this comment. But his builds and workshop make me so happy.

@simonvaughan1270 3 года назад

What an amazing idea, genius!

@jonathanvokes6064 3 года назад

these one day builds bring me a lot of anxiety relief for what ever reason, and i really do appreciate this channel for it. it helps a lot. Thank you Adam, and your amazing crew:)

@rootvalue 3 года назад

Please enable auto generated captions. Would love to watch this video.

@SDsailor7 3 года назад

Adam is a fast worker!

@ATONAL6173 3 года назад

Mind blown. Thank you, sir.

@donaldevans5752 3 года назад

brilliant just brilliant

@KevinDay 3 года назад

Troughs! Brilliant! Definitely doing something like this myself now.

@jeffparker2731 3 года назад

I came for WINE storage solution, but stayed for Adam Savage because I knew I’d learn something and be entertained, too. Still need wine storage solution....

@luciferhellhound 3 года назад

Only thing I might add is movable yet self locking vertical separators to keep the thin spools and every other one nice and in place. Yet movable if one is not needed for say the wider more stable spools

@williammcdowell3718 3 года назад

One day Adam will be just like Jamie Hyneman with his wall of bins that M5 had.

@kutsen39 3 года назад

So it's cold, but how cold, like 50F? Lol I'm just teasing, but up in the upper Midwest, it's -10F, real feel is like -30 right now. Note: this is NOT an "it's colder here than there so shut up", I would never disrespect the great Mr. Adam Savage like that. Just sharing our weather as well. I would very much enjoy 46°F right now, but not here, because climate change and all that

@michaelpettersson4919 3 года назад

We adapt to the local climate so when the temperature diverge from the local normal we suffer. I am amazed at hearing about people living their daily lives in temperatures that would crash my system. I like warmth but to much and I overheat easily. Yes I prefer the colder climate of Sweden where I live.

@mcdudley 3 года назад

One Day Build idea! Re-cover your shop stool! Loving your work Adam!

@isabelapiva5096 2 года назад

Have you seen the recent video he made about the stool Jack White made him?

@ballistics4x980 3 года назад

Always wait for your uploads and this one was awsome

@anokanok 3 года назад

Towards the beginning of the video when Adam starts to cut the plywood on the table saw they jump to a quick time lapse and for a split second I thought Adam yanked his arm away from the blade because he injured himself.

@joeszczepanski9235 3 года назад

When Adam finally gets to the end of possible "shop infrastructure" builds, it will be time to move to a new shop space and start all over again, 😂.

@BenjaminStaver 3 года назад

I don't think that will ever happen until the sad day that Adam is no longer with is. There is ALWAYS more shop infrastructure to be improved.

@RedHeadKevin 3 года назад

But the really cool part is that with all the new racks and shelves and storage systems and whatnot, everything is much more portable. He can move whole racks without needing to box stuff up.

@Gunni1972 3 года назад

Imagine his face, when he realizes just how much he accumulated over the years.

@extreamemineing 3 года назад

would have been great to upload this about 2 hours ago when i started organising a load of wires....

@bugman3164 3 года назад

Make a hanger on the side for a pair of wire snips/strippers to live for the win!

@christophermahon1851 3 года назад

There's still plenty of vertical space for more shelves. Prediction: Six months from now, Adam builds rolling library ladder system so he can stack to the ceiling.

@daveturnbull7221 3 года назад

Been designing a wire storage system for a friend who makes jewellry and this is remarkbly similar to the basic sketch I'd come up with but way way better. Now if only you had felt the need to do this a few months ago 🤣

@Glisern 3 года назад

There is a way to combine spindles and ease, which unfortunately costs space. Individual spindles, held up by a small section of pipe cut in two the spindle rests in. The space issue is each spindle would require two walls.

@chriscmoor 3 года назад

Adam, you need only two more things to make your wire storage perfect... Attach a self adhesive ruler to the edge of the each shelf. You can buy them preprinted or just make your own with a printer and some clear packing tape. And, attach a set of wire cutters to the holder with a bit of chain, maybe even give them their own little holster on the side

@HomeBuiltByJeff 3 года назад

That is absolutely brilliant. I always thought the spindle was the way to do it, but it never worked that well. Now I know I was wrong. That is definitely the way it should be done!

@Gunni1972 3 года назад

we had thin, double sided foam tape for glassing and dampening windows, and everytime you pulled it off the spindle, parts of it touched sawdusty floor or table beneath it. one side never stuck. Terrible.

@marinussnijder7941 3 года назад

I love those "sseot's" (stupidly simple eye opening tip's) 👍

@DavePlaysGaming 3 года назад

You get used to the temperatures you live in. No shame in wrapping up when it's chillier than you're used to. I visited a friend in Florida a few years ago during the month of February. He was wearing jeans, sweatshirt and a beanie, I had shorts and a t-shirt on, haha.

@toolmanthetim7042 3 года назад

every other roll upside down will keep neighbors from unwinding when you pull some out. i built similar from a dumpster dive metal cabinet and rebar.

@susanwoodcarver 3 года назад

Can you please tell us where to purchase the flat topped plastic containers, with the handles, that you used. I really need those!! They are the perfect size. I checked your Amazon store and didn't find them. LOVE your channel. Just found you a month ago and have been enjoying all your past videos. Always enjoyed the years of Myth Busters, of course. Thank you.

@rich_in_paradise 3 года назад

6:16 - I want to know when was the last time anyone played a game of pool on that pool table :)

@laurensplompen 3 года назад

I kind of feel like the most interesting part of this build, where the actual troughs get built, is hidden in the timelapse. Now we got 75% measuring and muttering without any clue of what's going on, and before you know it the final product is done! There were also some repeated lines in the final part that weren't cut out in editing. Edit: gathering and cutting materials for the troughs starts at 17:49. The actual assembly is a timelapse between 19:03 and 19:35.

@picklemat4619 3 года назад

you say its cold and i look up what the weather was like. by Sydney Australian weather standards, that pretty cold

@guitfidle 3 года назад

OK, I really like this, and may need to build something like this... I have built and hated spindle style storage for both wire and labels (for work). My wire at home now is on an old steel library shelf, stacked on their sides.

@VladQuake 2 года назад

for smaller ones, blank CD cylinders work as well

@InnoRative 3 года назад

Adam that's what I was looking for wire storage yeah ✌🤩

@nickfowle5435 3 года назад

Nothing better than spending a day in a shop with someone and absorbing their methodical mindset. That is what it feels like whatching your one day builds. Thank you for taking the extra step in sharing as much knowledge as you can, being the successful person you are.

@DoGuov 3 года назад

Considering the disorganized organization for the stuff in Adam's shop, leaving a box on the ground bugs him out is kinda amusing lol.

@natemoyer335 3 года назад

The year is 2035 and Adam has finally organized his whole shop. Realizing the space is now too small he moves to a bigger shop and has to start all over

@Deeredman4 3 года назад

My favorite one day builds is when Adam builds something with utility like a new tool or storage system! Absolutely love it! Keep em coming Adam! I'll watch all the functional builds you've got and maybe even a few of the fun and wacky ones! lol

@jsrbetter9604 3 года назад

Adam, would you ever consider making something out of the leather you have protecting your work bench. A carry bag, book cover, wallet, or something with so much character and history would be something that I think you would enjoy.

@Calysto929 3 года назад

I wonder what Adam considers cold because cold is anything below 20 Celsius here in South Africa

@lucasdanner6986 3 года назад

Call it OCD, but I so wanted to see a pair of wire snippers on a cord attached to the side of those shelves just to make it easy to cut wire and finish it off. 👌

@apollolux 3 года назад

You make a lot of standing shelf units, but have you considered more rolling (shelf) carts?

@yellowbird8690 3 года назад

You could attach a tailor’s tape measure to the vertical middle bit, so you have someway to measure the wire as you pull them out.

@chiphill4856 3 года назад

Excellent idea!

@sarman1998 3 года назад

The paper tape measures that ikea stores have are great for things like this. Just tape down with some clear packing tape

@charliezxi 3 года назад

He has one. A ruler tattooed on his left forearm.

@yellowbird8690 3 года назад

@@charliezxi That’s no good if he’s wearing long sleeves and he has wire cutters in his hand. Just too slow.

@charliezxi 3 года назад

@@yellowbird8690 🤷🏽‍♀️ usually with wire I just pull out an arm span, that’s 5.5 feet, half an arm span is 2.5 feet, I don’t know how precise you wanna be under that...

@peterhulse7742 3 года назад

Very clever

@kytddjj 3 года назад

Car shock absorbers are an excelleent earthquake energy absorbing device for a timber house.

@dominicthoreau 3 года назад

It's that Futurama moment: "And here's where I keep assorted lengths of wire...."

@andrewchapman2039 3 года назад

Having the hole for the wire is good but feeding it through is annoying, you could cut a slot with a V at the top to make it much easier to put wire back when you're done with it

@BenjaminStaver 3 года назад

I was thinking you could just have a slot that runs the length of the v. This would allow for different spool sizes as well as prevent the accumulation of dust in the bottom of the v.

@ScottHebert604 3 года назад

Who else skips to the end to see the finished project and then goes back to the beginning to watch the build? :D

@ErikBongers 3 года назад

How were the shelves attached? It got lost in the time-lapse. Glue and brad nails?

@perludus 3 года назад

I came to ask the same question!

@mojosbigsticks 3 года назад

That's so un-obvious compared to putting them on a spindle. Genius.

@williamforsythe5850 3 года назад

I'm beginning to think that as a crafter myself, 80% of all creation is organizing the tools you need to create. >.

@microbuilder 3 года назад

We've warmed up to 0.6F (-14C) so far this morning lol

@NirateGoel 3 года назад

Jaysus that's cold. Where in the world is that?

@DynamicSeq 3 года назад

Here in north dakota it's -20F (-29C)...This morning....yeaaah global warming...

@JerryBowley 3 года назад

That audio match of the saw spinning down at the end of the first time lapse was awesome. Nice work, Norm!

@brianwaskow5910 3 года назад

-12 degrees this morning in Wisconsin.

@scottmantooth8785 3 года назад

*this might have been addressed on a previous episode but how is your shop set up (within reason) to deal with the possibility of earthquake damage?* *other than the mess and security how are things stored and separated that reduce any potential hazards that night result?...just curious*

@_WillCAD_ 3 года назад

Any time I improve my storage in any way, I get just as giddy as Adam does. I know that feeling. I know it well.

@pretzelogic2689 3 года назад

I thought of this wire storage scheme also, but did not think of the wire feed hole. Thanks for that. Just needs paint and decoupage.

@spagamoto 3 года назад

Cool idea! Perhaps using a long piece of brush-type weatherstripping to hold the tails instead of holes in the palstic would get you a little more flexibility with the type and number of spools. Would also be easier to feed through the tail when replacing a spool.

@pauln07 2 года назад

Adam wouldn't I be usefull to design ur shop around a scaled down potentially cubic shipping container. Like draws, boxes, cabinets all stacked on top of eachotegr on top of a wheel sleds that all have corner connectors locking it together like shipping containers. It would mean every component of your shop would be modular and like Lego's. It would also mean u can convert an Infinite amount of vertical space into horizontal space which of u think about it is the ultimate goal of shop infrastructure.

@thefaboo 3 года назад

What goes into a "hat repair and maintenance" box? I own a variety of hats and hadn't thought to create a maintenance kit 😄

@newworldconcepts583 3 года назад

Adam, thank you so much for inviting us to view the Craftsman Builder struggle. If it even is. You make it look so easy. Saving my life with every episode you put out man. Thanks for giving us hope. Giving me hope.

@reddcube 3 года назад

9:25 new angle shot of the shop. Creep seeing how big The Thing spider head is.

@ksandross9973 3 года назад

It's amazing! I will steal this idea from you if you don't mind)))

@rstainsbury 3 года назад

Anyone else suddenly notice John Carpenter’s “The Thing” hanging from the ceiling and impulsively shout a warning to Adam, before realising it was just a harmless prop?