Building a Custom ELITE tool box DIY

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This is the video of me working through building my custom fancy toolbox!
I got creative with building a rotating drill holder to hold my impactor, drill, and both impact wrenches, a pull-out rail to hold my grinder, an oscillating tool, and torch on, and countless hooks and mounts to store blades and tools in every possible spot.
I ended up experimenting and making things up as I went along and had a lot of fun with this process.
The highlights for me are definitely the lazy Susan impact/drill holder, and the hanging sliding draws for my grinder, torch, and oscillating tool.
I enjoyed making this video and will make sure to use a proper camera next time doing something similar!
Thanks for watching
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16 сен 2024

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@samuraicowboy9605 21 день назад

Nice, at 4:45 you certainly raised my eyebrows at your swivel rack. Well done and thanks for sharing.

@wheatdevon Год назад

You did a awesome job with what you had available. Movement and vibration makes things move.

@plumbobmillionaire6246 6 месяцев назад

I got some nice ideas off that one. Very entertaining too

@djfunkycraig 6 месяцев назад

Mate that’s awesome, thanks for showing us!! 👍🏼

@naileditfencing 2 года назад

Bro. That was fun to watch. 😁

@mackenzieeagle2674 Год назад

Cheap fast way for lights is to get a solar shed light from bunnings and chuck the solar panel on the top of the box and the light inside. Just make sure you get one with an on off switch not motion sensor👌 or rig up a trigger so it turns on when the canopy door opens

@shawnlachance4427 14 дней назад

That's fantastic Dave! Super efficient. Well done! The contrast between American builders such as myself and you guys across the pond is polar opposite. We are obnoxious, and buy these giant job trailers, microwaves, fridges, air conditioning etc etc etc. And the smart ones like you guys keep things super simple and efficient.. hahaha. Just another perfect example of united states gluttony 😅😅😂😂😂😂

@cameronmoz5583 2 года назад

Looks great so organised will look great when you pull up to a job

@DaveDoesCarpentry 2 года назад

Thanks! It’s so much more practical to work out of aswell now!

@iamwoman.hearmeroar.6146 7 месяцев назад

What an underrated video 🤯

@angelalmanza3656 Год назад

Now that’s an interesting drill holder great creativity bud

@vicchippie 2 года назад

nice one brother, I always wanted to pimp my trailer out but I am finding its better for me to have boxes that i take onto the site so I'm spending less time walking back and forth to the trailer

@DaveDoesCarpentry 2 года назад

It is a practical approach! My other tool box has enough bags and boxes that I can use if my car isn’t parked close enough

@vicchippie 2 года назад

@@DaveDoesCarpentry yeah nice

@bigboydom6711 2 года назад

Friggin mint setup 👌

@DaveDoesCarpentry 2 года назад

Thanks mate!

@joe5938 5 месяцев назад

The rotating drill storages a good idea but the ball bearings in a caster only working compression so in that configuration you're just spinning around the center stud so you could just use a bolt and washers for an center axle.

@rickfromhove3324 Год назад

Good work mate.

@jonputnam5745 Год назад

Would love to see a full tour of how you set up the canopy for trades work. Here in the states, we don't set up our trucks with flatbed and canopy like you guys do with UTEs. At best there's an aluminum topper that goes on the factory bed. The only guys setting up the Aussie style UTE canopy are the rich guys building overland rigs. The only options for those canopies is to import one or get one from the only American company building one and you're looking at $30,000-$40,000 USD for the setup. Been wanting to build my own for years.

@karamjotsaggu3961 2 года назад

Its so amazing younger bro 👍👍

@Senkino5o 2 года назад

I like it, really love that rotating holder for your drills - But what happens when you go over some bumpy turf? For as I go, I've been rolling around working out the back of a holden crewman working as a mobile diesel mechanic & welder - You could probably imagine I have to get pretty creative in how I use that space, sometimes even a simple job as a mechanic can mean 3 dozen tools out and lying in the dirt & grass in some paddock - And when you have to pack up in a hurry it all goes on top of each other, big mess. I would love to trick my ute out like that.

@DaveDoesCarpentry 2 года назад

Thanks! It normally holds them quite well, but on a bumpy ride one or two might fall off. I’ve since added some Velcro straps over the handed to hold them all in place and there’s been no issues since. I could imagine how much dirt will get tossed into your tool boxes. Would be a nightmare to keep clean