Yep could just drill holes and stand up😂

​@@svarogua9если подарят такой держатель, то так уж и быть, буду пользоваться))

Yes, but the process is enjoyable, the result is beautiful (potentially), and you learn things when you do little projects like this. Even the simple things in your shop have time and love in them. It’s wonderful.

We? You were in the video? :)

@@Pimentel-Kreations You could say the same about watching KZfaq.

A different perspective: He's not making a nifty little project. He's making a video to put on KZfaq to earn a paycheck. It took him a few hours to make, same as you clock in and spend a few hours on the job to take home a paycheck.

@@JDeWittDIY I hear that and respect it, but I dont clock in or earn a paycheck.

How about this: he makes nifty projects to remind us how ridiculously long it would take, so we don't feel compelled to try it ourselves, thereby have more time to fix the things we need to.

Me too!!! 😂

You ain't funny man.

Так ещё и сверла намагнитил)

​))) эти сверла одноразовые

Так работает маркетинг. Он делает видео так, чтоб в комментариях были споры и обсуждения. И тут нет облегчения труда или инновации. Просто чел хорошо продает ролики на Ютуб.

Але гараж, это типо подставки для свёрл. Причём тут намагнитил или нет?

Pues hazlo

Согласен полностью 👍

use wood

Друже ти в ціль ++

​@@yuyaitou4098use brain

Можно дюралюминий использовать. Или другой немагнитный сплав

DIwhys are like, the reddit equivalent of tiktok's "no waste/restock" videos. look nice, but useless to the common viewer and so much work that not even the person in the video actually keeps that up when theyre not recording lol

You are not wrong, but I also have a lot of bits that didn't come with a case. I agree this is not the most practical, but it definitely is a neat storage idea, especially if you just enjoy fun projects and organizing things. The more space saving method is a drawer and a small plastic tub containing all the loose bits, definitely what I currently use 😂

I don't know about you, but any cases I have always start to crack and break apart into small pieces over time, especially at clasps, making them useless at staying closed. This design has fewer stress points for material so it should last a lot longer, and even when it does break, it is simply wood, which will not contribute to plastic pollution.

​@@dhayes5143 lol plastic pollution. Except the plastic the bits come in, whether from the case or the plastic holding the bit to the cardboard. 😂😂😂

@@Watthead80 Can't you buy loose drills? Here in belgium you either go to a DIY store, and buy an overpriced POS drill bit either in a set or in a plastic box, or you go to a proper tool store and buy either a set in a good quality case, or you buy loose drills, often in a drawer behind the counter. You'll need the loose drill bits eventually anyway, especially if you do a lot of iron work some of the drills wil wear out by regrinding, and others will be barely used.

감사해요🤗

Demagnetizers are super cheap.

I have a feeling that's not an issue he comes across, often.

@@josephrumpsa180 guess not 🙂

У меня всё в набора, надо взял, а это слишком. 😊

I’m not trying to be snarky but plans for what exactly? Just make it as large or small as you need to fit your tools. There are zero critical dimensions. The spacing on the magnets would just be determined by the thickness of stock you use.

I'm afraid that if you need plans, you're not the kind of 'figure out' guy. Have you ever done something with your hands, other than playing with yourself?

Here’s some plans. Take a block of your wood of choice, drill a series of holes in the top, insert drill bits. Save time and space and don’t build a contraption with magnets where gravity will do the trick better. Or buy ANY set of drill bits and it’ll come with a steel holder that’s portable and far less silly than this thing.

Have you fallen on hard times? Why not Purpleheart?

Call me crazy but this looks like a woodworking shop

Brilliant idea... for anyone who never ever drills anything)))

@@amumuimo8530 I don't think this guy built it for the bits you have, looks to me like he built it for the bits he has

@@TheFastmozg Last time I checked, the wood I was drilling didn't stick to magnets like the ones these bits are held up by

@@dreadnoughtsea nice job

부끄럽사옵니다. ☺️ 😊 좋은 하루 되세요 🍀

Thank you 😊 Have a nice time 🍀

Ну так себе. У меня каждое сверло в отдельной коробке от холодильника хранится. Купил ещё десять сверел. Придется гараж расширять.

감사합니다 😊😊 좋은 하루 되세요 🍀

This is more than that. The plastic case can be a PITA to remove the bits and the steel cases can be bulky. This puts all of the bits in a visible spot and easy to get. It is a bit of work but this piece of organization will never wear out.

and ordinarily you have to bring it out the shelve, to open it, to pull out the drill it, to close the case, to put it aside in a safe place or back to the shelve and then use it in the drill.... here you just take it off, use it and take it back... work inteligently not hard

Yea but this looks fun!!!

​@@youutubestinks4580 The amount of time he spent on this project, would add up to a very long time of just getting the bits out from a case. The thing is massively oversized. I also don't know many woodworkers or fabricators who only have 8 drill bits. If I built this for mine, I'd have an entire wall dedicated to just bits. 😂