Enough about John's vice. Its a woodworking vice, not welding, not metal bending. I love it. Thank you John for taking the time to make and share these videos with. Love your work by the way.

Thanks for another instructive video. Regarding the negative comments you get about the things you make: to stop the haters, quit forcing them to watch your videos? Those of us who just watch because we're interested in learning and doing more, probably don't fall into the former category.

Hello John. I searched youtube, watched many films placed by various authors, all were interesting and interesting, and finally I reached your channel, and here I found what I am looking for, inspiration. Your stylistics and ideas are unique, unique and very practical. Placing as many hand and electrical tools inside cabinets and drawers as possible, making them useless for dust and sawdust, with which we all have the biggest problem. Your sliding vertical boards are the perfect solution. Great ideas and a very wide view of the whole picture. Many of your solutions will be applied in my own workshop that I am just decorating. Happy birthday, greetings from Poland Roman

I made that same vise from Johns free plans out of poplar and I LOVE mine. It gets used every day as well. It's a perfect design. Thanks again John for the plans. :)

These vids are clear, practical, educational and nice to watch. Thanks, John.

You make it all look natural even though I know you have to move the camera and position each shot. It all flows well. good work.

I love this idea. I think the vertical/hinged storage is a much more efficient use of space than just dumping everything into a drawer. Giving me some great ideas for my own miter saw station!

I am so glad you upload several videos a week!!

You are one amazing craftsman. Your ideas and creations are just amazing and well thought out. I hope you could pass this to someone.

I genuinely love the idea of shelving like that. Make use of a deep space and get loads of planar storage.

I utilize my space very similarly, nooks & crannies get shelves or drawers. The difference being, I haven't made any vertical pull-outs. I love this idea!

Thanks John. Nice job and handy idea of the vertical shelving.

John great job!!! I watch all your videos on all your channels, just don't usually comment. Really enjoy your channels and enjoy watching. Keep up the great videos.

I can't watch your videos in the same way anymore since the outtakes video you did the other week! :D Another great video btw.

I really enjoy all the content you have been putting out. This is why you are my most favorite youtuber

Really love the vertical drawer, great work as always John.

Wow that's a damn good idea...I've got mine sitting in overhead cabinets right now and they're all kind of jumbled in there haphazardly....which is better than them not having any storage whatsoever beforehand.

Super idea John. A real space saver for sure. Just a hint, I use stip magnets (like on fridge magnets) to hold my left over strips of nails whch beats having to scratch around for them..

Perfect timing on this video. I plan to use this idea now. -Thanks

Reall really appreciate all the content you have been putting out!!

I really like that drawer. I am going to have to keep this in mind when I build my mitre saw station. Thanks for sharing!

very good job with the vert draws.very intelligent.

Hi John, you could try a magnet strip for the partial strips of nails. Like the strip for holding knives in the kitchen. Then they are right in your face, no need to dig through a drawer. Thanks for sharing the build!

💗 Beautiful Vise!!! 👍🤩

Nice use of the space you've got. I like it.

You should put a spring of some kind on the hinge john so as you pull out the drawer it opens up and when you push it back in it will close, that will be a neat feature

als ik 60 sec moet kijken naar een bloody commercial dan is het jammer maar helaas en ga ik verder dit is een geweldige reden om het getoonde product dus ook nooit te kopen dag autocad

nice addition to a sweer set up! I tend to do the same thing with those little extra strips of brad nails and then when I clean up my shop and reorganized I end up throwing them out this would be a good solution for that

Excellent ideas as always. Thanks john

This is one of the tidiest tool walls I've seen in many a year; kudos, my friend! (Interestingly, I was JUST NOW on my way to end six months of Tool Wall Indecisionitis by snagging bits of your design... and ended up tripping (not in the Timothy Leary manner, but like actually stumbled) when I heard you say that you were rearranging it. I don't think I can bear to watch the remaining 12 minutes until after I go build my own tool wall this afternoon. But Advance Thumbs Up just the same. :)

Convenient box!

Aaand now you need to make a folding handle on top of it and some legs on the bottom, and you can use this drawer like a portable toolbox in case you need those nailers somewhere else! :)

I love the vice video, it was that video that made me subscribe.

seems like you're in a good mood!

I like the shelf for the short nail

for the outside edge of the shelf, you could transfer a picture of what is on each self, consider you cannot see whats on them when its closed. Lots of videos of transferring pictures onto wood out there now a days.

Excellent! Makes me want to organize all my tools. :)

In your space for spare strips of nails, you could cut 1/8" grooves in a 1x10 for them to sit upright. Easier to grab, the more likely you would use them! Just a friendly idea.

great access to the tools, like it.

Excelent idea!! SP- Brazil

Coincidence. I'm in the process of making some vertical drawers right now. Of course I got the idea from yours but mine are smaller. They're for my cordless drill station. That door is a great idea.

Liked and subscribed. Great channel. Thanks!

I really like the way you did this pull out John, very nice idea :-)

Great video, as usual, how about some simple separators in that bottom shelf so you can keep the nails separated when you just toss em' in? I just toss mine in, I should go make myself some separators! Thanks for taking the time and talking us through how you think about things while you build. Cheers!

Nice job 👍

just cool

for the loose nail strips you could glue some magnets on to hold them handy

Dividers for the loose strip shelf? Making sorting through them easier? Great use of the pull out!

Hi John, I am a member of a community workshop called the SHED and I believe they are in a great deal of countries. Anyway, on seeing your mitre saw station and all the storage space this would be a great asset to us. If you don't mind, I would like to take your idea and use a great deal of Best wish's,Walter Scott.

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Nice job John! Love your vids. I was anticipating a !#*=^! Outburst! LOL!

I use a magnetic strip on the side of my cabinet for loose nails.

Nice one again.. Maybe you can add some magnets on the door for the loose strips or do you manly use stainless? Have a nice day

oh yeah John showing off the guns

Hmmm, well the air tools have gone from the full length of the shop away from the compressor to just half the shop away from the compressor. You're getting closer... :-D Reminds me that I should move my drill bits closer to my drills.

LOVE your wooden vice. Do you have a video about it?

The mitre saw cabinet build series has been a great help in planning out a work station I'll be building 'shortly' for a community project. Thanks! One question though... what's that tune on the playout? jangly western guitar thing... ??

you have to put a years in use label on the vise

Have you made a video showing your air tool set up & whether you have inline OILER or WATER filter?

I like magnetic bowls to hold misc screws, nails, breads, nuts...

Have you considered the cordless nailers ? They are fantastic

I am about to make a set of drawers in a similar fashion where the slides are both on the right hand side. Are the slides reversible, or did you use their left-hand counterparts somewhere else?

An idea would be to glue magnets to the bare spaces of the door to hold the miscellaneous-used nails/brads.

Rusty saws would not be renovate?

Good use of space and helps to organize. Those cobwebs are decoration. Don't move the hand saw - Haha. Since you don't use the two often, couldn't you stack the one you took off along with the one that's still there if you extend the mount? High enough to be out of the way?!

put a small magnet for those leftover strips of nails

Much better... I have a decent place for my guns, but not for my nails. I need to get organized! 🤓👍🏼

Save the bottom space for a new pin nailer or the like?

Why don't you use any countersink bits?

I love the pull out and flip out design. So, How many nails does it take before you can hit the center? (of the other board :) As for me the answer seems too be One, Two, Three ,on every try....

Great video. Did you consider adding a spring (or some other mechanism) to the door so that it will open when you pull the drawer out?

Good idea,nice work. What size/rating do you use for the slides. Thinking of doing this in a narrow cabinet in kitchen but slides on bottom. How does the awesome prize hidden behind a video work.

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You could get magnetic duck covers and mount to the door, and stick your partial nails strips where they will be visible to use and pull off the magnets. Are you married? You would be handy to have around.

Make a tiny holder for the small brad strips beside the boxes, on the door. If you're anything like me, you'll still have the miscellaneous tray full of small strips of brads, rather than that one single strip per gauge/length. :) Tray/shelf on the bottom could be used to stock more boxes?

I wonder about the draw slides binding on their side when loaded? How did it go?

*TO THE PEOPLE THAT THINK THAT JOHN'S VISE WILL BREAK* I built a similar vise. It pretty much exploded after quite a bit of use. ...I fixed it with a few screws. So that's a reason for not making a vise?

Maybe a magnet per size

And also the little orange nailer, what type of nailer was that? Do they have cordless ones to?

i need idea for placements of tools in my new workshop

Question John. To make a drawer like this, do you need to sets of slides because you need two right side ? If not, any specific slides are reversible ?

Hey John, what's with the American 20 dollar bill on your tool board?

cool... I saw my sticker! :)

John, great video as always... question is (just for giggles) 'can you glue the small strips together again?' looking forward to the next one. Matt

Be careful, there are quite a few hazards in your shop. The heavy and dangerous machinery in the upper cases of the tool board. The knife without cover in the drawer. You have a nice shop but be mindful of not hurting yourself.

I love it John. The layers of use are fun to see come together. Does shop organization ever come to an end?

Did I miss a vidjeo on the FlexVolt?

People pry things off with a chisel? Why not use a PRY bar?

lol I love that face at 8:22

i luv u man

Hi mate. I'm a bit worried about the dead weight on those drawer slides. Did you factor that in, or is it not a worry?

How many cuss words did u take out this time? Just reflecting on the one vid you made time behind the scenes. Keep up the good craftsman work and great vid 😀

Great woodworker---Bad teacher.

clearly that wooden vise won't last long.

Wood glue is your friend.. Surprised you don't use any...

Why don't you just put the nails back in the box?

I've got a bit more space inside for more stuff and I'll eventually add to it as I find other things that should go in there. This concept is better than a flat drawer (in my opinion) since it forces you to organize where things go at the beginning. Takes more time to start, but will likely save time down the road. Building the slatwall tool board: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/a7xxoLqkmtysYaM.html Loading up the tool board: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hLKKl5V-266Xl4k.html You can help support the work I do in making these videos: Plans for sale: www.ibuildit.ca/plans.html Making these videos is expensive and time consuming, and you can help by becoming a supporter of this channel on Patreon. For as little as $1 per month, you'll get early access to regular videos and also exclusive videos made just for my Patreon supporters! www.patreon.com/user?u=865843&ty=h Did you know I have two other KZfaq channels? My main channel: kzfaq.info My home reno channel: kzfaq.info

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Obviously it's a good vise, you abuse it quite a lot