It’s hard to organize crusty socks.

That's a great idea.

If you are in a situation where you know you won't be in the same location for an extended period of time, obviously a cabinet installation won't be the best option for you. However, there are people with home garages or professional shops that don't need to worry if they will still be in the same place 3 or 4 years from now. A cabinet installation works perfectly for them. Mechanics in corporate owned shops aren't the only people in the world who use tools daily.

@@ObsessedGarage oh I’m not disagreeing with the fact that a cabinet setup is probably an awesome option for the home garage. Or if you own your own shop. But how many employers do you actually think would be cool with an employee “installing” a cabinet system into a building that probably a vast majority of the business owners don’t even own. I would be willing to bet that there are more people who use tools in buildings that they have no stake in or are rented/leased than there is in buildings that are owned. Sometimes it may make sense absolutely. But I personally feel that the guy that works for a business with his toolbox, heavily outweighs the guy that thinks in his mind that they are never going to move their stuff from that place.

Cabinets will never hold up over time for someone who uses the tools. My toolbox weighs thousands of pounds gets hit with oils and solvents, not to mention the oil I put on my tools. I built custom shelving around the shop to hold the thousands of pounds of parts I hoard. They don't sell cabinets to do that, although warehouse shelving works nicely and I do have a bit of that.

Problem is he's not a everyday mechanic so his comparison is useless 😂

I'm planning on doing more comparisons.

No! You can have a Strap-on 😂😂😂😂

Ha.. If it gets all that darn grease off of them I would.

I misspoke on that fact. It's only available in the continental US.

I ordered both, but only 0 came in.

Ps how much is the grid plates per square foot?? And clips??

They come in a 6-pack for $105.49 before tax and shipping: www.obsessedgarage.com/products/tool-grid-6x6-boards And all accessories are inexpensive compared to that.

You know...that's a darn good question. I realized we don't have that dimension. I think the are 5/8" thick. I measure tomorrow.

It's a Swisstrax tile cutter. store.swisstrax.com/products/tile-cutter

A intellectual property theft company! Based of the last podcast they source them from some European reseller to skirt OG’s exclusive import rights from Pressol

That’s what I thought.

Some copycats that try and sell the same products that OG markets while providing zero value to the industry. OG found pressol and brought them to the US, a copycat in the UK called Yum Cars sells them there, and now clean garage is buying them from Yum and redistributing them. They sell them for the same price as OG, you should honor the source.

Wish OG would do the black labels as an option like they’ve talked about doing.

I shut both of them down. I don’t think Yum Cars means to do it. He just doesn’t know any better. He uses my exact words and holds himself out as the source. He would email me looking for approval. I finally had to tell him what he was doing wasn’t cool. I guess that gave him the permission he needed to sell to the worst of American retail. Josh at The Clean Garage is the classic example of the worst outcomes of capitalism. He’s the guy that cuts in line and enjoys the fight from someone that calls him out. You can’t beat guys like that. When you lack a moral compass, it’s easy to do that.

Everything in total cost me close to $34,000.

@@ObsessedGarage jesus fucking christ. thats a car. 💀