Agreed!

Yes indeed.

I'm the same. I take my adhesive bins out in the winter. But most of the time my stuff is all inside of the house/jobsite.

I did another video recently where I went further in depth on the latches. Check that one out. 👍

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Oh yeah, Even built one for myself a few years ago.

Nicklas löf you are right always need to be prepared in case of injury, but look at video again he had first aid kit in one of the drawers.

I did only see some patches, meaby i missed the first aid kit. I have first aid and 2 extinguishers close to the door. I think if i cut of a finger with a jigsaw or something like that i do not whant to fiddle around in drawers 👍

I have an old video. I will try and post it sometime.

I was wondering about the drawer latches as well. Thanks for the videos. 👍

Yes please!!

Arkansas.alacran I got them from Ace Hardware. Identical ones.

They are a custom creation.

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I like 3/4 because it works best with pocket hole joinery. That way you're using all the same settings on the jig and same screw length. I personally think 1/2" would be a more of a pain that it would be worth.

@@InsiderCarpentry Makes sense! What bolt size/thread pattern fits the side wall anchor points?

@@tkcarpentry M8 is all I remember.

@@InsiderCarpentry Thanks!

Yes I like both. I love having things on wheels also.

Whre did you get the latches for the drawers ?

I looked at them. But I have 3 different veto bags so it doesn't really get much better than a veto.

@@InsiderCarpentry Mind sharing which Veto bags you have and how they are utilized? I'm in the market for another one. Thanks.

Cabinet Designs & Installs. Almost every time you turn on a RIDGID vac especially when they are used, you have to puff of dust coming out. With Festool vacs you don’t have that. Also you can buy a lifetime bag for the Festool and it’s very easy to dump the sawdust. The cons for Festool are the price, the expensive lifetime bag (between 100-250 dollars depends what model you have) and also the hose that come sis small And you have to buy another hose if you are trying to use it as your job site vac because bigger pieces get stuck. I have a ct48, Midi, and just sold a Ct36. It’s not a vac that you buy for your employees because they don’t value it and beat it up instantly. But something you definitely Should buy for yourself.

@@olegmeln9098 I've been using a RIGID vac for years and it has never done what you describe when using a bag. It can do what you say though when just relying on the filter. Still, it's certainly not a HEPA piece of gear.

Between 12' and 12'6". I can get 12' material in pretty easily. 16' will go in when I open the sliding bulkhead door.

Hi Jorge, at least from my experience I have this results: My van is Dodge Sprinter 3500 year 2005, (5) cylinders diesel, I do have plywood cabinets and shelves also, I know that there is some light weight plywood available from the moreland company, when I make mines I was not able to get that plywood, I ended up using the Poplar plywood, kind of a bit lighter that other plywood, now days the MoreLand lightweight plywood is available at Gahanl Lumber. So in my case, I added about 2 thousand pounds to my van, including the tools, but as far as fuel efficiency: it has been a very small change, before putting any tools at all, I was getting around 20.2 MPG, now after tracking 15,618 miles, I'm very happy to report that the average MPG is 19.6 MPG, I never regret getting my van, to the contrary, I pretty much regret not getting it about 10 years ago. I use the fuelly app to track all the MPG, here are a couple of pictures: www.screencast.com/t/olNfMhFZ and more more here: www.screencast.com/t/1S1AHKz2ss7i 👍🤙👌🛠️

Been a carpenter for 40years nice setup but even with that I would find hard to stay that organized for long

Hi Scoot, I have a Dodge Sprinter 3500 double wheel van, year 2005, most of the noise on mine was coming from the rattling of the metal sheet from the van, I went ahead and used the FatMat Self-Adhesive RattleTrap Sound Deadener amzn.to/2RKZ3ef from Amazon, I then cut the pieces one by one, roughly 6"X22", basically the size of any flat surface of the panel, you can see a picture here: www.screencast.com/t/ESMqCysPcfFk and here: www.screencast.com/t/JczZXIPPHZ , hope that helps.

Dynamat works well .. Used for reducing rattle from sound systems i think it could work here .. Or tape some duct board along the metal not sure how that will do but i do HVAC so i just thought of that..

Cabinet Designs & Installs how much would just the van cost?

Very different animals.

Prefin ply from Menards

I haven't used it. Doesn't seem to be very popular with trim guys.

I think i got them at Lowes

@@InsiderCarpentry Thanks Ill take a look.

Matthew Kern I got mine at Ace Hardware.

Usually 15-16 mpg.

lowes i think.