You need a hard hat. Wear it all day.

Appreciate the real world scenario vid. Anything that can be in the way will so just anticipate it 😆. I have been debating about a picture frame hinged hidden shelving system this is way cheaper and easier on slides. Thank you for the video. Cheers to no pipes hit.

My goodness you crack me up 🤣 This is great, Thank you!

How’d you fasten it to the seacan? Hope you didn’t drill a hole

Good lord she is tired of your stuff.

Put it back? LOLOLOLOLOLOLOL I find tools EVERYWHERE

I want to be as organized as you are!

She really popped her booty out, coming down thatladder

Your wifes got a nice ass

Is there another method if people put insulation in the studs leaving no room to install these. Thank you!

What size boards are these? These look like 1x6. Thank you!

Wow that EZ stuff is expensive! You end up spending a lot for those things. I made a jig to support a cut out side of a pop can. Then I press the can into the jig and it raises up sections to make the same shape of the EZ thing. Then I screw the pop can pieces the same way I would have done the EZ setup. Now all my supplies are free except for the screws and jig!

Would be a great video if not for the annoying music.

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I really like these but it would be better to not have the supports so close together especially for a situation where one may want build an interior in wall shelf and put trim around it while still keeping the system modular. If you add just a little more distance between the supports it would allow you to place them in place even with something like trim in the front that would prevent you from sliding them into place.

Excellent work.

You are retarded

A mirror behind the bottles would make it really pop!

I always find your videos entertaining. I bought 4 boxes of these 3 years ago and became a real life fan. I am moving to Portugal in 2 months, I am taking all my EZ Stud brackets with me to use in my next home. Once you invest in this system you won't live without it, 💯

Cool idea! and the third hand? I had no idea.

If anyone is planning to do a lot of in-between stud projects, you might want to consider buying a Walabot, instead of cutting a hole in your wall. It’s like a stud finder with x-ray vision, that works through your smart cell phone. I was watching a KZbin video where one was used. Not only can it sense studs, but it can also tell you where you have electrical wires and pipes behind the wall. There is no need to damage your wall or risk costly repairs; but more importantly it decreases the risk of getting hurt. I was going to put an in-wall shelf above the toilet in my main bathroom. I used my Walabot and discovered that they had string the electrical wire for a receptacle in the adjoining bedroom up high to avoid the plumbing. It saved me from potentially hitting live wires and having to repair the bathroom wall. Anyone who has repaired drywall will also tell you that the paint never completely matches. I replaced an old recessed toilet paper holder and you could see the edges fairly easy, even though the bathroom had just been painted. Fresh drywall that is just been painted and walls that have several coats of paint have very different textures, that are difficult to match; and take a lot of time and energy. The Walabot is not that expensive and there are versions for Android and Apple phones. It saved me money on the first project I used it on.

Since this video is more of a product advertising, rather than a DIY educational video, I decided to look more closely at the actual product being sold. I like the idea of this product, but when I did the research, I found that the execution of it failed horribly; the product is very impractical because of the size and shelf spacing. There is some conflicting information in their advertising as well. The dimensions of 1 bracket are 12.69” tall and 3.5” wide. The spacing between the each shelf is essentially useless. Unless you are working with very very tiny / short items. You would likely only get 1 practical shelf per set of brackets. To give you a better idea, each bracket can hold 11 shelves. If you placed a shelf at the highest point and the lowest points on the bracket, you would have 9 shelf spaces or slots between those 2 shelves. I watched their promotional video very carefully to see the number of spaces needed for common household/garage items. I took screenshots from the video so I could count the spaces the shelf spaces more closely. Keep in mind that product packaging does change so the items might be larger or smaller now and could take up a different amount of space 🧐. From the video it appeared that a can of shaving gel used 8 slots (7 for the actual height of the product and 1 for the shelf it was sitting on. A can of Rustoleum spray paint also used 8 slots. A small bottle of Floetrol paint thinner was 12 slots. 1 for the shelf it was sitting on and 11 for the height of the bottle. Since a bracket only has 11 slots, this means that an entire bracket would be wasted. A regular bottle of Roundup with the attached sprayer, is another wasted bracket, as it needs 13 slots. Gamers will need 8 slots for Wii and PS4 type games. For people who are crafting enthusiasts, a small wooden stamp needs 3 slots. A bottle of Smirnoff Vodka would be another wasted bracket with 12 slots. Even a regular sized jar of peanut butter used nearly an entire bracket with 8 slots. And finally, even a package of Gold Fish crackers took 7 slots, which is over half the size of a bracket. From my point of view this product is impractical. The number of screw holes also seems odd. There are 11 screw holes per bracket, but you are only provided 4 screws per bracket. I figured this out because the Amazon advertisement page for the 32 bracket or 16 set item, indicates that you will be sent 128 screws. The Amazon advertisement STATES you can use up to a 1x10” wide board; however their promotional video and advertisement images indicate that the maximum width is a 1x8” board. Using a 1x8” would mean that there is 4.5” or over 1/2 of the board hanging outside the stud and bracket. Again, I liked the idea of this product, but I don’t like how it was manufactured. There is no point in having the shelves so close together, when the available space is useless. IMO at the current spacing, and the product height does not offer customers any value for their money. The brackets need to be taller, and have more spacing available between each shelf. Perhaps a variety of spacing with different sized brackets to give buyers more options for their needs. I would not recommend this product whatsoever. I also think the company needs to correct the errors to their advertising, because the conflicting information is misleading. Hope this helps others make a more informed decision on whether or not to purchase the EXStudRack

Does the horse 🐎 come with purchase 🤔 👀 😜 jk

I love these things I have been using these all over my house. Thank you for making them.

Did this minus the numbers thanks

Does this fit inside an ikeia kalax?

Do you have a rack with a 2" gap?

I see you as well as everyomne else doesn't have a hoe hanging from your collection.

My steel shed has many years warranty, if you drill holes into it the warranty is gone

Straight edge and a pencil would help for making lines to follow. If its an old house that was built beef before building codes were established, then I bekieve it woud be best to do initial cutting about an inch before the stud edges - just in case wiring is ran wonky. Experience speaking lol 😆

Nice rack, man. & the tool storage is cool as well.

How to when there’s no studs ? Bought home , has big square hole from storage , want to build this but there’s no studs

Sad you carnt buy in Australia

Great idea. Good work.

Can you buy these in Australia

Great idea

Great idea

Somewhere in this video one is supposed to be impressed, still looking for that impression

Great ideas... But a fat sharpie Could do the numbers a lot faster.

Wish I had seen this 2 years ago. Good work.

HOW DID FASTEN THE 2X4 TO THE STEEL CONTAINER

Great idea! What would be the cost to ship to Canada? 🇨🇦

This is one of the best organizational videos ive ever seen. I love it. Can you come to N.C and organize my whole shecave/woodshop/garage/toolshed/hotmess. Lol

Will Lowe’s cut the wood for people that can’t, me? Can you paint the EZ stud rack?

Thank you for leaving in your mistakes and keeping it real! I like your sense of humor too! I just found you but I’d love to see something that is a cheap solution for paper/cardstock storage. I REALLY like the fact that your product is American made! 🇺🇸

Great idea mate, thank you 😮

Thanks for the vid

Could you do this behind a standing shower stall that's next to a toliet?

“You’re not going to store a body up there” 😂

"Five minutes", my ass. More like a 2-day project, even if you have all the carpentry tools. Plus, this guy will never demonstrate how to use his product sparingly to achieve the same result. All his demoes are for projected aimed at requiring you to spend the most money possible for racks that he sells.