Gas Can Converted into a Tool Box 

I'm speechless. You've got a talent that few people today have. I love the ingenuity and resourcefulness. We need more people in the world like you. Such a cool design!

I love how you use basic items that others would toss in the trash, and make useful tools or items out of them. Great job!

Cordless drill! The original. Don't need no stinking batteries. Liked the way you slipped that in there all nonchalant like. So subtle & quick almost missed it. Good job on humor done right and liked the tool box concept and artful painting of the logo.

Loved the old oil can, hand tools, and especially the "cordless" drill. I'm blown away by the ingenuity and artistic execution!

Absolutely incredible design, build and usefulness!! The ball bearings and security clip were excellent. This video is going to be as popular as the "refill your spray can"!! You are one multitalented guy with adding hand painting to your Arsenal. That Flying "A" was perfect for several reasons!

I'd learn more in an afternoon in that garage than I did in 4 years of college. This is one very creative idea.

I can't believe I've never thought of using a guide like you did for plasma cutting , ha man your too much, love it. 👍👍

That has to be one of the best home builds I've seen. Fantastic job on that tool box man, it's looks the part and appears to work beautifully.

I am super impressed. You, sir, are a true artisan.

have you ever thought about becoming an engineer? because you have a gift for taking a need and making it out of spare parts just hanging around your house! truly look forward to your videos every week, keep up the good work.

Great toolbox. Believe it or not, you have solved an issue unrelated to tools. I have been working on a method to stop or make it harder for thieves to knock off bee hives. Basically they are a box so something along those lines of your locking mechanism may just do the job. Thanks for sharing!

Wow, i really like this project. I was impressed with your technique with the plasma cuts. Thank you for your videos & of couse sharing them with the " world". I will really be thanking you if I actually get my snowblower running well & throwing heavy wet snow "far" . Ha ha.

I have no idea how this doesn't have a Million views. super impressive! top notch!

I should have finished the video before I commented the first time. There are a lot of skills on show here, as well as, artistic creativity. That's a beautiful piece, man. It will will compliment the back of someone's work truck nicely!

That is genius, I was most impressed by your artwork.

This is definitely the coolest thing I will see today! You have a amazing talent for ingenuity!

Great Job, awesome painting skills...love the cordless drill....used many of them...

Man, you are incredible. When you said paint I hoped you meant with lettering. You are talented. I like that you do everything with tools most everyone can have. I dread the day you sell out to large CNC table, water jets, and the like.

I am digging this tool box! Outstanding job and block of instruction. Excellent design and display of how to do things without all the high end tools! Great job!

Brilliant! Very nice fabrication there, thanks. I do like the period logo. You were fortunate that the old can was in good shape on the inside, and like the idea of leaving the exterior patina like it was. Fits in well with your rig.

I just watched this for probably the 5th or 6th time since it was posted. It's kind of like watching Bob Ross paint- at some point you think "that'll never work, this is going to be a piece of junk" and then by the end it turns out to be a work of art. Nicely done.

Wow, I thought you found the inner can, already printed. That's some fantastic sign painting, on a brilliant repurposing project.

I watch a lot of varied projects on RU-vid. This one rates at number one. Pure creative genius.

Nice Moe! Fellow Ford enthusiast here. I do dig your high-boy! I had a 73 F100, currently own a 97 F-250 crewcab and 96 F250 extra cab, and 5 cars over the years. I like your channel cause we think a lot alike. Make something useful out of cast-offs. One suggestion, I find that a carburizing flame yields a better braze for me. Your oxidizing flame is a little hotter than what you need for sheet metal. Give it a try sometime! I think you’ll like it.👨🏼‍🏭

just pitched a bunch of these old cans out last year cleaning out my dad's !Dam!

Very ingenious Moe. A great way to repurpose something others see as junk and a great addition to any truck bed when completed. Way better than the one on E-Bay. God bless you and yours.

Ingenious mate. Love the concept. 👍🇦🇺

You are one hell of an artist!

I think this is one of the best ideas I've seen in a while and I plan to make something like it but I live in a really bad part of town so even gas gets stolen.My tools might be safe because no one will think of looking for tools in a gas tank. Would the tools be safe if someone tries to steel gas, finds out the siphon tube only goes down a few inches and notice it's not a gas container. Because the tank will be locked down and no one will be able to tell the weight of it, the thing I need to do to save me from the ladder. is that I'm thinking of making the lower container water proof and have a pipe going all thee way up connecting it to the spout (maybe with a rubber gasket to prevent spills and/or rust). I'll still be able to add a second pipe and ball bearings like you did. The only thing that will look different is that the pipe will be on one side instead of the middle so the layers will be going up like a spiral stair case As an added bonus it will not only make it easier to get to the tools, I'll also have emergency gas.BTW: If you want to piss off thieves ... fill that container with water)

Quite clever, indeed! ... and a nice compact tool box! Thanks for posting this video. Cheers!

That's a beautiful rig, Man. Just two things I can think of--- One. If I could weld or braze, I'd probably just weld a new bottom plate on that Blitz can. Two. With the very high price of gas, a thief might be tempted to steal that whole can, especially if it was heavy. Yes, I can see you have the steel strap locks, but those have popped on me with regular jerry cans attached, so they're not really secure. All in all, this is an impressive innovation. You have much talent.

I never knew you where such a letter man .. Great Project really enjoyed watching.

fantastic job man. The design, engineering and paint work are impressive.

I love the old Jerry can conversion. Stealthy for sure. Your Flying ❄A❄ looks fantastic. Keep the great stuff coming sir. And thanks for taking the time to inspire.

I found two jerry cans after watching this, I think I'm obligated to attempt it now... thanks for sharing such a creative use of otherwise scrap metal!

The cordless drill! Love it. See that it has extra batteries too..(drink at the bottom). Cool use of an old can that no one would steal.

"Dad have you seen my roller blades anywhere?" That is an awesome toolbox and mechanism. It looks old and the tools inside look old. A can of oil? Also a shout-out for your painting skills.

Innovative idea and design but I think I appreciate that hand painted artwork the most.

I just stumbled across your channel. Very cool content. You build some cool stuff. I'm a fellow Ford freak myself. Awesome truck in this video. Gotta love the dent side Ford's. (73-79).

I am completely impressed. What a great job and great idea. I totally want one

That is really nice. You got some mad skills with the layout and painting and design. This one is a cut above. I' m not saying your other stuff is hack job, but that isn't your usual field expedient. Now I have to have one.

I came in thinking I wasn't going to like it but I actually do. great work and you have a steady hand!

If I had my rathers I had rather have one like yours. Very good job man. I love all the Great little inventions you come up with. Great video as always. Thanks.

Frick'n cool Moe! Frick'n cool!

Very nice, Brother. You are one hell of a fabricator and artist!

Just catching up on your old videos and saw this and absolutely love it, such a great idea and I think better that the commercial version.

That is amazing. So very clever!

Shut Up And Take My Money I freaking love that

Instead of the stake you should've used a piece of pipe or some hollow tubing to reduce weight. Even an empty jerry can is enough to wear your arm out if you have to carry it a bunch. Also, on the bottom, cut a whole in the bottom and put your support up through the hole, that way the load pulls on the support and not your weld, the weld is just a holder, make the material carry the load. On a positive note, it looks awesome and is just the sort of ingenuity folks expect from RU-vid. The bearing idea is absolutely genius, that is engineering Americans expect in manufacturing processes.

Dude that is one of the coolest most impressive projects I've seen in a long time. Nicely done.

I so appreciate your show and your family friendly.

Love it man, just a thought... You could actully attach a fold handle to your welded bearings on each level to make each level easier to carry. Great video.

Abe Simpson built these for famous Desert Rats commando Jeeps back in 1942 before he was member of the Hellfish. I think Monty himself credited that tool can Gizmo as major factor in Rommel's ultimate defeat.

Alright, I got to admit it. I'm impressed. Good Idea.

that is good work my friend . not seen anyone braze anything in years ,mig welding kind of killed it off but as you say brazing flows so very good for your build application . keep up the good work .

Nice! you mentioned to take one of the parts with you, you know, if you make a T handle to fit into the hole you can carry it with you, and when done take it out and put it all together again, Very nice build, thanks for sharing,

EXCELLENT !! Mow, You should get a patent on it. You must be a sign maker, that is some nice work on that flying A logo, I remember those gas signs.

Excellent in every way, Absolutely love the over-engineering... you just solved a problem I never had!!!

Flyin' A, should be freakin' A, because you my man are a genius. That is great!

man, I just found your videos and gotta say, that you are one talented individual without a doubt - great artistry on the can freehand and great idea man. You are a very brilliant man indeed! thanks for sharing!

This is such a fantastic, creative, out of the box idea ! Fantastic !

You got a thumbs up from me mate. That's brilliant.

You are the cleverest bloke in America!

Dude, you have so much talent, that was awesome! Really cool! Made in the U.S.A.

Excellent design features! I've seen the mass produced toolbox gas can, but I much preffer yours. The finished product is superb! The only thing I might do differently is to roll over the edges of each tray. Awesome tool box!

excellent workmanship and design!! and even the artwork is awesome!

Now that is awesome and covert at the same time. Nice brush work there.

Moe, very original and the roller bearing was pure genius. Big thumbs up.

Great Job. I love the Retro logo.

WoW man, look at that STP t-shirt! Oh, the hidden tool box is a cool and ingenious idea.

You have done it again. How cool.

That's the coolest tool box ever!

How have I not watched this video?? I thought I’d watched all your stuff ..Killer channel man 👏

The man's version of a fidget spinner

The Ultimate in do it yourself Recycling... Nice... Stealthy too...

I've seen them made into bars before but I like this setup a whole lot more.

Nice man! Nobody would think of finding tools there!

Very cool project, now ill have to find me a jerrycan so i can try to replicate this!

Great build !! Really enjoy your work !!

WOW! The cool sh,,,,,, uhhh,,,,,things you come up with! I wish I had half your creativity!

Wow, I was just about ready to drop a hundred dollar bill on a Rampage can, but this is awesome!

PURE GENIUS!!!

once again the man shines through

That's awesome! You have some mad skillz! Good job.

Lovely original work....................Thankyou

Going, going.....gone! Another one out of the park Moe! The man even has sign painting skills. The more I watch your videos the more I think I will just turn in my man card. LOL

Great idea love it wish I had some of that creativity

Always interesting, every time I see your stuff I always find what you show is very well done and to the point. Oh and my shoe goo is still holding my pvc blowup boat together.

I think im mostly impressed with your freehand artwork skills!

Wow nice ingenuity! Also easy to watch your videos. Great job!!

That's a super creative idea.

Nice work brother, you have got skills no doubt

Awesome job, that mechanism is cool.

Very nicely built.

really like this one, repurpose "scrap" and give yourself a toolbox that is unlikely to be stolen seems like a pretty good plan. have you got any ideas of how to recicle used up tyres?

Nice build! Well done.

This is really awesome. I like how you show the painting too!

Well done build and great hands on video. Keep it up.

Creative AND Artistic! Nice one.

i had the same idea , just with the split can instead so its to open side ways for mount on a mc ! yours is beautyfull !!