3 Things Visible [and when to make them INvisible]

[@nteleguine]

I love this type of shop videos. They make me re-think my own shop organization. More of this, please!

[@OzSawdustMakers]

New sub here. I am re-everything my workshop and I your explanations -1, 2 and 3 - have absolutely unlocked my headspace. It's exactly what I needed to hear. A creative space is ever evolving but of course it makes sense to prioritise the things that help you progress your skills. Cheers mate!

[@FearsomeWarrior]

It’s a never ending cycle. I find myself taking mental notes of everything I see at hardware stores. So many things that could be used for things but it’s a matter of time and remembering. I take a lot of cellphone pictures in stores.

[@YannRetout]

These are 5 very well spent minutes! Thank you for these!

[@KerrinAddis]

I like the way you think. i also like to have 2 &3 visible so they get used until you are used to them

[@recloakedworkshop]

Using the reciprocating saw for sanding is pure genius.

[@KeithsTestGarage]

Be sure to grind off the sharp bits first!

[@HivesToHome]

Great video, also just watched your opportunity cost video (and several others). Gained a new subscriber, keep up the great work!

[@anneoreilly4900]

Inspired! Wood recip saw, sanding mixer and more! Thank you, I love stretching my brain.

[@BluesmaNeedham]

So bummed I’m just now getting into this channel and it looks like you don’t post much anymore. This content is pure gold.

[@shelbydowns-seckman1870]

Wow!! Everyone needs to see this video. Thank you so much for sharing. My husband was like whoa this guy makes sense!

[@jeremyclark2447]

Great video. Good info. Good amount of time to keep my attention. Great reasons to for your process. Keep it up.

[@MrTapanes]

At long last the purpose of the mystery clamps is revealed! Really appreciate your approach to usability and organization. Can be applied to so much more than just the shop. But for now... I'll be happy with just getting my shop in order. Or is this akin to the Zen of Motorcycle Maintenance?

[@KeithsTestGarage]

This is the Zen to whatever works for youance. Thanks for the question!!

[@bjaminf113]

Subbed, just found your channel and love it! Working on my shop storage and dust collection.

[@McCoyFamilyFarm]

Great vids! Im inspired! what type of shelf brackets are you using near the clamp storage to hole the lumber? the orange bars

[@bluewookie41]

Very good video. Do you have a background in process engineering? This reminds me of some of the lean manufacturing principles a process engineer taught me when I was working as a boatbuilder.

[@KeithsTestGarage]

No, but I have some background in usability design for computer applications, which I’d bet shares some similarities with process engineering and certainly applies to this video (and a lot of this channel). Process engineering sounds fun though. Thanks for the comment! Boat builder....What kind of boats?

[@bluewookie41]

@@KeithsTestGarage Keith, It was high end production wakeboarding boats. More of a manufacturing job than any kind of fine woodworking. It was my first job out of the Navy. Now I'm building a 20ft Old Wharf Lumberyard Skiff but strictly as a hobby. Thanks for the content. I subscribed as I like your analytical approach. I'm a long-time shop slob trying seeking to use my CNC router to get organized.

[@Markomyt1]

Santa already brought me a compact reciprocating saw... now in search of a problem that needs to be solved.

[@78tag]

Yes.

[@sarinhighwind]

A tips style video that isn't "hey, this video is 5 tips you've seen on every youtubers page ever and you probably already knew them before you watched their videos!" haha. Thanks.