An extension ladder section works great for a guide as well.

honestly I really liked this. I don't need to see a million what tools to buy or how to build storage or the perfect blank for your shop video. I just like this kinda thing because I do have some of these and they're just taking up space atm.

I like the diaper bag one. The only problem I see is someone swiping it from you will be really disappointed to find diapers, and so will you when you have a loaded diaper and no clean diapers!! 😂😂

I aquired many at my job as maintenance always toss them. I turn them into holders for Minis and figurines. Being a gamer and all, they make organizers and more. Just have to get more foam thats about it. Great work by the way.

This is what i love about youtube. Your video randomly popped up and i love it. 4 year old video with actual purpose. Great ideas, excellent video.

Great ideas!

Nice 😊

Did it smell when you melted it?

Wow. I never thought about doing aomething like this. I will definitely try out to recycle this way.

Great skills and creativity! I modified my old Dewalt cordless drill case to fit my new my Dewalt cordless drill that only came with a nylon carry bag. I used a utility knife, multi-tool, and sander.

nice

My Craftsman Table Saw model 113.298031 will not go 45 degrees. I cleaned and greased the Saw tilt screw assembly. After lubing the screw assembly turns smoothly. With the motor/belt disconnected, I manually tilt the saw blade tile assembly and that does not even go 45 degrees. It only goes as far as 35 degrees, it hits against the two nuts that secure the whole tilt assembly to the table saw. Any suggestions?

I liked your video. Some of the tricks you mentioned I’ve used but I’ve stuck to typical capabilities because I have had some bad experiences by trying to “stretch the limits”. In addition I would highly recommend the Granberg mills, for several reasons but the primary reason is they are extremely reliable. The tubular metal on the cheaper mills collapses and then you have to make tubular spacers to go around the bolts, that fits in to the square tubes that are collapsing. Thanks for your video.

Camping cutlery kit

Assault has 2 s's

Why censor blur the gun and mags?

Those cases are for real contractors who have to go from job to job. Not for youtubers who think they're carpenters and don't understand that an inner shell is part of structural integrity. P.S. that cutting board looks terrible and unsanitary.

Just built a Portable Dewalt T-Stak ARB AirCompressor for my Truck, will post a video soon, plugs into a 50A Anderson plug, and all the wirings hidden in a junction box with the ARB RockerSwitch, Anderson plug, and the Compressor, with room to store the 27ft air hose, tyre inflator gauge and the 10m Anderson lead 👌🏼👌🏼

Yeah turn them into a tradesman van multiple slide draw with a metal cage…… 😊

No eye protection while you look down the cut using the table saw?

Star Wars poster above kid…love and soul!

My issue was that the snap closures always broke off, guess those are the ones to get melted

Case for tubes of caulk is actually a good idea.

That diaper bag is gold! Nice cutting board too 👍

Marx toy Trains Buff, use to store spear parts for servicing.

I understand the gun case, but I don't get the reasoning, unless it's a cheap firearm that came in a cardboard box, instead of a nice case. I do feel you missed an opportunity not cutting it out for two, so it's more useful, and has a bit more justification of the idea, but they were all good ideas. I've done the same at home with both old tool cases and gun cases, so they don't sit collecting dust

Best diaper bag/ box ever

Good job - I am available for consultation if you want to do a job like this professionally. I generally charge $75/hr. I kid, I kid. Very nice. I think I’d try to find a way to make the mirror a little hard to open in case any nosey people start snooping - like a pin o top that prevents it from moving

how to make them waterproof so they can hang out in the boat or in the back of your truck in all weather. without getting water in

BONGINO FOR DIRECTOR! 👍😁 🇺🇲

Oh good grief, seriously, you had to pixelate the ... oh am I not even allowed to say it.

Clearly I'm in the minority of using the tool cases for storing the tools. Oh well...

Second comment: PLEASE take a woodworking course! Your manner of using your power tools show you take a lot of risks you don ‘t need to take. Here are the three biggest that I saw: - You don’t “extend” a chop saw by raising up the board. Use an alternative method. A sliding miter saw, a track saw, even combining a saber saw with a good straight edge are safer ways. - Your table saw blade is WAY to high. The blade should just barely break the surface. - NEVER combine a miter sled with a fence on the table saw. Doing so sets you up for a kick-back. The solution is to have the fence / length guide end just before the wood meets the blade. Give that piece some free space once it’s cut free.

I saw an ad for a commercially made version of this. I believe the cost was about $600. To be fair, the commercial product was sized to fit between studs, had concealed hardware, and a lock. I’ve made something similar - an access hatch for plumbing - and, in place of the usual hardware, set powerful magnets into the surrounding molding and a thin steel sheet on the hatch cover. Magnets hold the cover in place but a firm tug will open it.

Thanks, I'm off to the races with this info.👍🇺🇲⚓️

Using a plank for your first cut was ingenious of an idea!!! Thanks for that and wish me good luck. My next door neighbor one very very big Oak that has been down for 3 years and some big hickey as well.

I never realized that I needed a full size oven in my shop.

Outstanding content. Thanks for

Nice video

Yes I've used old dewalt case's for many items, good job sharing

Hi from hull UK

I chuckled at the first born storage. Before our daughter was born, we were living in a small one-bedroom condo so space was a premium. I had a bunch of Rubbermaid totes that I stored gear in for quick and easy loading of the truck for camping/kayaking trips. The thought of one being a crib didn’t go over well with my wife, though after a few months she did admit that it wasn’t such a bad idea. Unfortunately, too common in our marriage. A dewalt diaper bag is pretty cool.

Did you mean assault?

Were you trying to spell Assault ?

I keep my condoms in mine.

I made a custom yoyo case with a thick sheet of foam in the case and got really nice circular cuts in the foam so that the yoyos really showed well. I'm planning on a knife/multi-tool case on my next one. Cheers

I like making battery packs out of them

I filled one with electric tools and parts, another for plumbing and keep them in my house ready to go at any time... Nice not having to go looking for something in an emergency.

Used the same DeWalt case for my Ruger MKII "tack driver".

Well done!!! I love your frequent use of that BFH.