Pegboard, hooks, and nails do leave me a bit flat too. This "collection" was a real mix.

Then make a video and show us how it is done

Gary Brown, How difficult could it be...??? I utilize the "shadow boarding" system for some of my tools. My workbench area is in my basement because I don't have a garage or shed. I have 4 different levels (2 of which I got for free after someone else had used them for more than 10 years). I store them on either side of one vertical standing stud using only one nail to hold up each one. The day I hung each one I traced the outline of that level on the stud AFTER I hung the level on the nail. I use the open space between any 2 joists in my unfinished basement ceiling to hand various lightweight tools as well. I hang all of my circular saw blades from one nail on one side of one joist. I have a circle for the largest blade traced on the part of that joist the the blade hangs inside and then list of saw blade diameters just outside of that circle. This way I automatically know how many blades I'm supposed to have and which diameters they are. I've also hand drilled fish hook screws into the bottom of each joist that I hang my pole tools on and labeled the joist with the name of the tool thats supposed to hang there. Here are a few examples I could give for this video. 0:04........trace the shape of all of the saws while they're hanging there and then state the color of the handle (orange, green, blue, or wood) inside the trace itself. 0:18........I don't know anybody that owns enough caulk to fill all of these PVC tubes, but just above the top point of each PVC tube state the type (and possibly brand name) of each type of caulk that would be needed for all types of jobs necessary, then fill all the tubes with new caulk at once. Each time a tube goes empty you know exactly what type of new caulk you need. 1:18.........On both sides of each plate just below each tool write the number of that combination wrench so that they are put back in order by size and direction. 1:37.........On both sides of each holding plate write the names of every pole tool that should be hung on that slot. I also have some of my pole tools identified on the pole for those people that don't know what the tool is called (maddox, tamper, yadda). One system that I would use for multiple tools on each slot is that I have spray painted a series of 3 different colors on each pole in my collection in various random orders. This not only guarantees that when I go help other people with jobs at their location everybody knows which tools belong to me by the color of the handle but also when I get home from a job I know which tools hang from which fish hook screws on which joist. 2:32..........The size of each blade COULD BE written on the top of the sliding T so that someone would see where each blade is supposed to be placed without needing to slide the plate out to look at all of them 3:48..........the same thing as 1:37 above with the lengths of each bar clamp that sits in each slot.

Adding labels under each piece of equipment will help out any organisation idea +1

@@r5t6y12 Excellent reply and tips. Thanks!

I played at .5 speed

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Agree! And maybe give each one 2more seconds so you actually see it before moving to the next.

Agree

@@trinam2503 theres a pause button annd a screen shot button as well

Get your eyes checked it is a clear sign something is wrong!

@@trinam2503 pause usually works 😜

Same here you find anything?

I just keep watching videos on storage and take bits and pieces from different videos. Some ideas are great and some I'll pass on.

I thought this was awesome, I like the way several were displayed because when you get older you (I) forget that I have a particular tool or where I left it at. I think half of the function of displaying the tools is to make sure they get put back in it own spot and thus not be misplaced or lost...

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One Toolbox with all of it in it and a double lock on it. I need to work on that too. I just use some buckets and it does work on the roof or in the garden. Kids are gone now!

Richard Habicher i honestly dont like to use toolboxes in garage. I prefer putting every tool on wall. I only use tool boxes for carrying tools in a car or something like that.

@KelMaster Construction I second that, I'm disorganized and often lose my tools. It was a pain in the ass to build my shower last month because I was always looking for a specific tool in a clusterfuck of tools laying around. Now I will build a nice place to organize and store them. While probably spending half the time looking for a tool I would've lost x)

I can understand that. I also have autism. I try not to keep things too widespread. But if I just put everything away, I get disorganized. I like the idea that I can just grab something. And for cleanup it is also easy because you can see the empty place where it came from at a glance. If everything did not have its own place. Than i would always feel like I've lost things. The fact that it is my own familiar stuff comforts me. It is like looking at a small child or a dog. You don't want them to go too far away. Fortunately, I don't have as much stuff as the people in this video!

Aspies, represent! 😁 Having my tools visible isn’t a trigger for me. But I can totally see how it could be. Organization in general is a major struggle for me, though. 😬 As blondihacks put it in the last video I watched, organization is a process, not an event. That takes a level of executive function that at 32 years old, I still struggle with. 🤷‍♂️

Most of these are just ideas that are already out there in the public domain. If the person that came up with the idea were to "watermark" their photo their credit would be given. Really most of these have been done by someone else and these are just improvement's or just refining of the original idea... In my opinion

Credit? Dude, these aren’t exactly new or marvel ideas...just pictures.

its called copy and paste. who said anything about credit

Yeah but is the person posting the video taking credit for the ideas or just compiling them together so you dont have to watch 80 different videos?

@Andy Solomons 😂😂😂😂

I don't think you're half wrong there. While I find some of the pic's inspiring I also think - Yep, that's gonna collect some dust next time I'm using the sander or electric planer!

Yep and pinterest

Then you should go get your eyes tested that is a clear sign something is wrong!

David Moritz Because it is being used ✌️😉

Arthur Sherlock I took screenshots as it was playing.

pause it you lazy dumbass

You could change the playback speed to slow it down. It makes the sound strange, but you can get a better look than when you pause it and the image darkens. Just an idea.

*Use your keyboards [spacebar] to pause/play the video, you can also use the arrow keys to rewind/forward.*

@@michaelmirelez6137 piss off ya nob

I very well know that a ryobi didn't build.that.

Some of their tools are great buys, and work well

modest (cheap) tools "works better than your fingers" according to an old pal of mine.

What a tool

One can change the speed and take screenshots, it's very useful for both slowing fast vids and speeding up stuff that moves too slow. Try it.

@@wadepatton2433 Thanks for the 411. Did not know you could change speeds.

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