It didn't look like it while you were making the cardboard dividers so I thought I would mention it. If you alternate the direction of the cardboard (so the corrugation of the 2 sheets runs perpendicular to one another) the resulting structure of the divider will be less likely to fold on either axis. This really ups its shelf life :D

Exactly the ideas I was looking for to organize my garage, thanks a lot for the video bro, thanks

Thanks for proving varied quality content. I learn much from what you share and look forward to more.

I love how you present your builds. Great job! I got some binging to do. Thanks!

Great video! I'm working through garage tool storage and organization now myself. I like how all the tools have their own little slot! And I gotta say your video production quality is 100%🤩🤩!

I started watching you because of the van builds but these projects are fantastic too. If I need help anywhere it is with organization. Love the cardboard dividers and the fact you are repurposing something. Great idea and you are really out nothing if it doesn’t really work. Maybe some kind of finish on the dividers would make them a bit more durable

Brother, great job! I've used laminated corrugated cardboard in the past also. It appears that you did it the same way I did in that you ran the "grain" perpendicular to the opposing layers. I found that this makes a very stiff relatively strong and lightweight material. I've even made cabinets out of two layers of corrugated cardboard. Way to go and keep it up!

Great idea, I was wondering where you were going to place them.

I have varnished cardboard boxes before to waterproof for camping. Perhaps this would work for the dividers too? Great idea this storage system. Thanks for sharing.

Have you considered cutting all the power tool cords short? Then you use one extension to connect everything. Makes it easier to store the tool. One youtuber cuts the ends and puts an xlr female one it (and male on the extension). I open the tool and redo the contact (or butt splice).

Wow great work bro, I also use cardboards. I make floathing shelves from them HAHAHA

Great video, thanks. I like your use of using the router for dados. I don’t have a table saw and don’t really want one, but for the dados. Which router are you using?

Great video! Was wondering if you could tell me what cordless brad nailer you use?

Great video! I thought you lived in your van; is that your garage?

Can you tell me, what type of camera and editing software you use for your videos? We really enjoy them- especially the van videos. Thanks!

Hi what's the width of those dados? around 3/16th? usually hardboard is used as dividers, though your cardboard dividers are well made! great video!

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Really nice work!!! Why has KZfaq hidden you from my recommendations?? =)

Just curious how the cardboard and plywood is holding up after a couple of months?

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I’d love to have a conversation when you are ready to discuss building (or partially building) vans for other people.

Curious, are you sponsored by Kreg? There products are good, but a little too overpriced for my liking. Anyways, great video, keep them up!