10 Ammo Box Hacks

[@FishinNStuff]

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[@ManeIndian]

My grandfather always took us out on the river fishing. Never had a hiccup, everything went smoothly. I was young and dumb, and it wasn't that everything was perfect. But my grandfather was always prepared. God rest his soul, I was blessed to be raised by such a great man.

[@FishinNStuff]

You surely was brother ,

[@shanemichael3925]

My metal shop project in high school 1972 was making portable stereo using 8 track player and motorcycle battery for power and duel headphone jacks in a metal ammo box, work really good.

[@FishinNStuff]

I had some 8 tracks myself lol

[@michaelGreen-uj2hg]

Badass

[@tracymeskel2839]

I make the power boxes, for the RV community. Lots of us are off grid, for 6 months. So it’s nice to be able to charge your phone, run a couple lights, or even run a CPAP machine for the night. I made ours, and my friends, with solar charging capabilities.

[@jameslaw3740]

This will work excellent for my battery / kayak milk crate ideas. You must have watched a lot of Red Green on TV as a kid. If the women don't find you handsome , they sure will find you Handy. Awesome ideas as always 👍 👍 🇨🇦 take care

[@melinda5777]

Suggestions....Paint the Emergancy Box Red, may want to stencil EMERGENCY in white. I LOVE YOUR VIDEO'S!!! Only reason for suggestion is because of the Coast Guard. I have a sailboat and after a certain length, if you don't have th EB=BIG FINE!! GOD BLESS 🙏❤💙🇺🇸🤙⛵⚓

[@j.r.morales6464]

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[@MrLink1386]

Made the battery box power source. Amazon has a power hub that also has a switch built in. Solves one issue with that box. I also added a charging port on the back side so you can just plug a battery tender or solar panel into it. Never have to open the box.

[@grantplumley5790]

How long does the battery last for what your using it for

[@jdfflats1]

I used 4 ammo boxes on my boat at different times. I used tuff coat rubberized paint on the bottom to help reduce them from sliding around the deack and or keep them from banging on the deck

[@FishinNStuff]

That's a good idea

[@ottopartz1]

For the one on the boat trailer, I always keep extra bulbs, a bit of wire and a roll of electric tape just to keep everything legal. Ya don't want to deal with the man if you might have had two beers with shore dinner after fishing.

[@chrissewell1608]

After watching this a second time, I would recommend using a 3 gallon bucket for your cast nets, versus a sealed ammo can. Because a cast net, gets wet and fish slimmed up, by the end of the day. Get a 3 / 5 gallon bucket. Drill some drain holes in it. At the end of the day, you can wash off the net with some soap and water, and let it drain and dry in its own bucket. Then its clean, dry, and NOT Stanky! And ready for the next big adventure! And you can always get a lid for the bucket, to keep the net stored, but the holes allow for dry air circulation.

[@quikcarl61]

On ammo box hack #1 get a piece of foam rubber and use as a filler in the top of the box, if it tips over, everything should stay in place, hopefully!! Great hacks by the way, keep em coming.

[@thestonesaver6345]

I was really hoping one of the hacks was gonna be how to magically refill your empty ammo boxes. Getting too expensive to fill them the whole money exchanging way. Lol Great stuff Keith!

[@FishinNStuff]

I know right , might as well make a grill out of em lol

[@brianwestmoreland3836]

I love power supply box especially since i have a USB flashlight, I would add some extra wire and bolts on the outside of the power box to charge it that way I never have to remove the battery just add a vent for heat and vapor, I don't have need for a grill, but that was a bad ass hack. The tool box idea on the trailer is a new addition coming soon, keeping bearings, or whatever.

[@shawnkelly6924]

For bank fishin'.. instead of wacky noodles, add another battery. (connect in parallel) you could also put your charger in there and a plug-in so when you get home from slaying the fishys, before you get the knife out just plug it in and your ready to go for the next time. Also great for smaller boats for lights and accessories. and you can use the extra space for smaller items that you need water-proof. Thanks for the cool vids! SK.

[@anthonysalazar4744]

Did… did you just sign a KZbin comment. 😂 imma start doing that too. A.S

[@UA-00-ANO]

Good idea... D.P

[@deans9766]

Tip #8 I used a cheap waterproof plastic ammo can to straighten out my sons scout troops first aid kit(fancy boo boo kit) they use. Because most first aid kits come cheap plastic cases that aren't water proof or durable as even a cheap plastic ammo box. But I have a larger ammo style plastic box for misc gear like yours, but with a few other things like pencils, paper, zip ties, playing cards, etc in my truck for camping or fishing trips. Its truly amazing the variety of ammo style cans/boxes out there.

[@FishinNStuff]

They work really good don't they

[@marcosbatista7081]

This ammo box hack is one of the best hacks that you have done man. This would work perfect for fishing, camping with the family and all our electronics. I have a request if posible, For this video, can you do an addition to the ammo box on how to add a solar charger to recharge the battery along with the on and off switch. Thanks man

[@TheBeefSlayer]

Love those little batteries! Cabelas got em cheap! I use one only for fish finder so I don’t get any electric interference from anything else hooked to it! They are strong enough to power a winch or anything!

[@michaelmoline2568]

The way that you plug other friends videos and willingly share information is an awesome thing. Love your stuff manI You are a hero. I'm going to save some money over the next couple of weeks and build a couple of these ammo box designs. Great work and your narration made me laugh the whole time. Thanks!

[@FishinNStuff]

Thank you Sir

[@SluSharkND]

Brother, you had me at the 5 gallon bucket video. Ammo box hacks? Brilliant. Can't wait to see what's next.

[@fishin-afamilytradition524]

Like the afterthought of the switch. Maybe grommets too and some silicone just to make sure it's sealed. Loving your hacks and as always, looking forward to more. HG's sinker box was great too. Can't wait to get back to fishing.

[@rider660r]

Most those plastic boxes aren't sealed to start with,not like the steel cans,so you don't need any silicone. Some are though so look in the lid for a rubber seal,if it's there you can add silicone to the plugs/switch.

[@whoopiesslingspies4072]

Most of those panels with usb and 12v ports have switches now built in. Under $20 on Amazon.

[@jimmyjaimes5268]

Sweet ideas brother. BBQ grill , Battery box and the emergency box . Awesome . Thank you.

[@dr.froghopper6711]

Good suggestions! I advocate for a boat box for tools, one for First Aid, one for survival food, one for survival supplies and tools, one for electronics. I like the metal boxes mostly because they tend to have more uses overall in a survival situation. They’re so darned versatile and easily stored in a fairly tight space.

[@50chevtrk1]

Great hacks again! I know some people telling you about lithium battery, but nothing wrong with the battery you're using. Look up battery for a vexilar because you can find a charger to go with it. Nice little plug in charger.

[@50chevtrk1]

I really like the power pack that you made. That literally is a take anywhere hack.

[@nealatthecrossfishing]

These are awesome! I’m gonna use the ammo box for tools on my boat trailer for sure. Probably use the first aide hack as well. Thanks bunches!!!

[@beatfarmerfan]

I built one of your kayak light poles after watching your awesome video a few months back. It works great! Now I’m going to get me a Harbor Freight box and use your pool noodle trick with my battery. I can use my depth finder and night light off the same box. I kayak fish on Lake Superior, and I guarantee you if someone runs over me when I have that brake light turned on, they were aiming for me. Great hacks again, man!👍

[@FishinNStuff]

Haha you got that right lol . That really is a great kayak light . Ive made 6 different variations of that light over the past 7 years or so . But only 2 videos

[@rockytopwrangler2069]

... Bunch of great ideas ... I seem to stumble on a different one every now and then ....

[@frankstrohm5967]

I like all of your videos the one thing I see you need to do on your PVC Projects is to flair the end of the pipe. The best way I have found is to heat the end and press it over a glass bottle to form a smooth and regular shape.

[@eddiekeeler9955]

You just saved me some 💰. I'll make a battery box for my kayak instead of buying one. Thanks for the ideas.

[@raywells6088]

Pretty freaking awesome video and you had a couple I never considered. Aside from being a hardcore fisherman, I am also a bit of a prepper and several of these are applicable there too! Its a great way to store your supplies organized and ready at hand when disaster strikes.

[@FishinNStuff]

They do make great storage compartments for all kinds of stuff

[@danconnors8961]

Very timely on sending this out. I got my grandson an ammo box and sent this to him. He was quite excited

[@FishinNStuff]

Thank you Sir

[@scottblow7154]

Thats pretty awesome I think thats a great way to motivate good work ethhic.

[@DoyleCousins]

Harbor Freight is my favorite toy store! I use probably 30 ammo cans for tools and nuts & bolts. Good hacks. Thanks!

[@frankhinkle5772]

I use my ammo cans to store ammo in. Hack #11: Put strips of colored masking tape on the top and across the front, under the latch, enough tape to be able to write on with a felt tip marker, and read easily. That way, no matter how you store the boxes you can see what's inside that can and where the can you need is in the stack. This isn't permanent, so you can re-purpose the cans as you need to. Your supply of X dwindles down you can move X to a smaller box, relabel and reuse the boxes. Good channel.

[@FishinNStuff]

Thank you , that's a good tip

[@rsmobley4685]

Great ideas! I attached 2 of the plastic ones to the handle of my fishing cart to hold all kids of stuff I need often.

[@2reelyakrz481]

For the battery holder boxes, you could install a 12v power plug and use a solar charger to keep the battery topped off. Might be a good idea to add a fuse to keep from melting wires.

[@FishinNStuff]

I did want to do that too , but I wanted it to fit inside the box and I ran out of time . I'm on a schedule lol

[@BilgemasterBill]

That's an excellent notion. One of those little Harbor Freight 1½ Watt Solar Panels for under $20 nowadays will really do the trick for keeping up a good maintenance charge. I recently tested my little sailboat's elderly standard lead acid house battery with a multi-meter. It's had no other charge in years, and it was tip-top. The panel is nicely weatherproof. My panel's been sitting outside on the bow in all weathers. Unlike higher wattage panels these little 1½ Watters are just the right amount of "gutless" and need no special charge controller to keep them from over-charging or "cooking" the battery. Just set and forget. It would take a few days to bring up a really dead or discharged battery, assuming it could even still take a charge, but it'll top up or maintain one just fine for years and years. The panel comes with alligator clamps or a cigarette lighter style plug. HF also sells a 'Solar Panel Connection Kit' for under $20 that contains a sort of extension cord and other useful doodads in case you have a battery in a shed or garage you want to keep happy, like in a motorcycle, riding mower or similar.

[@johnhubbard6262]

no fuse and a needle nose pliers crimp make this dual purpose, power, and fire source.

[@GaryHarness]

it has an in-line fuse, is that not sufficient?

[@jeffbohnstedt7894]

Just made the ammo box power pack. Turned out great, thanks for the info, gonna come in handy for fishing and hunting.

[@FishinNStuff]

Thank you for watching brother

[@HEAVYHITTrS]

Man I love you’re channel. You’re officially my new favorite KZbinr. I spent $100 on Amazon last night to DIY myself some stuff

[@FishinNStuff]

I appreciate that , thank you for watching brother

[@flipfloppingwithMike]

12:22.... Did anybody else know about this?? I didn't...and I have been prepping for 10 years. Wow....you learn something new every day.

[@pnwRC.]

Great video! I think I'll make one of them portable battery boxes. It beats the heck out of having to start the pickem up truck & hook an RC battery charger the truck's battery!

[@damonallen8760]

This video was worth every red penny I paid for it don't let any body tell you diffrent

[@AXNJXN1]

Your comment at the 6:47 mark is on point; that is the only thing you really 'need' to have on this is a batt/cutoff switch for safety. Great vid!

[@FishinNStuff]

Thank you and thanks for watching

[@ElevatedMountaineering]

I would prefer using a fuse for the charge box too. Love your stuff!!

[@americanstriper8666]

That step drill seems to be your favorite tool. I see you use it for a lot of hacks.

[@FishinNStuff]

I makes things easy when drilling big holes , and you need to utilize what you got on hand if you can

[@gohphaqurselfeeputhy622]

Finely more things to use my ammo boxes for. I received a full pallet of.50 caliber ammo cans for Xmas last year

[@SittingBearProd]

What more could a man want!

[@gohphaqurselfeeputhy622]

All the ammo that came in the boxes and the gun to fire them?

[@ScrewballMcAdams]

Great video! Fun to watch and filled with good ideas. Thanks a bunch!

[@5353iceman]

I use ammo boxes all the time. Great video, thanks

[@danielwood2134]

Love the grill idea it will be great on the boat thanks

[@thenextfishingadventure202]

You always have the best hacks. That grill is just AWESOME. Tight lines 🎣🤙🏾

[@gthaughton5647]

You Sir, are a welcomed source and wealth of information. Thank you very much for your money saving tips and ideas! Keep them coming. I grew up fishing in the coastal N. C. areas. Good memories.

[@FishinNStuff]

Thank you very much, I appreciate that . I was wondering where you live no ?

[@gthaughton5647]

@@FishinNStuff North Georgia mountains

[@yepyepuhhuh]

I was waiting for you to have #10 as, "a place to store your ammo" lol. Great ideas, thanks for sharing.

[@FishinNStuff]

I started to do that lol

[@gregscott1429]

But no one can get ammo right now!

[@jforo3281948]

You are so awesome with your hacks...I've already done and used several ones...I'd also say i very already mad a grull out of an ammo box a while ago and used it first ice fishing for venison and hot dogs for lunch while out on the ice...have also used while camping but want to cut a little door on one end so you can feed sticks for fire while camping...thanks so much for all your hacks.

[@FishinNStuff]

Thank you Sir for watching em I appreciate it

[@bigsarge3684]

I especially liked the power box. Excellent!

[@isntthatshameful1267]

Loved the power box with the back up battery. I'm doing it tomorrow

[@alintudorstefanescu2083]

Awesome! I really like the power bank one, ingenious 💥 thanks for sharing! Don't stop!

[@wscott1950]

Hello Buddy... Your personality and inspirations are always a blast. I had to do the Power Box. Added a Power Switch, Hot Wire Fuse, attached a Power Inverter and Sealed the Openings with Silicone. So my box has 12 volt and 110V. One thing more I added was a External Power Connection that allows me to Charge the Battery with it still in the box.

[@FishinNStuff]

That's sounds really Awesome

[@mackjenkins7721]

Man this was an awesome video. You had some great ideas. I definitely need one for a battery box to charge my items on a kayak. I really enjoyed watching this video. Keep up the good " DIY " work man thank you for sharing your video.

[@s.wilson5199]

I'm glad to learn about step bits. Thanks!

[@newagetomboy]

Damn I just ❤️ This Dude. I was just in Harbor Freight yesterday and saw the ammo boxes & was literally wondering what I could do with them.

[@marctheriault]

Excellent as always. Your hacks never fail to solve a problem or inspire other cool hack ideas. Plus it’s cool how you modify your ideas to allow for folks with all levels of skills/tools/materials available. Some folks videos show us what they can do, but most of us can’t do it the same way, so... they’re just showing off. 😂😳🤨 Thanks, man!!

[@FishinNStuff]

Thank you for noticing that brother

[@timothyporras3720]

Bro. Watching you made me a fisherman again !!!! Thanks got s kayak now too!!

[@faronmastin8683]

Nice thanks for another great video Im going to use the one for my tool box and the emergency box for my boat.

[@fryreartechnology7611]

Got one on the front of my Honda ruckus as a locking box and cup holder too

[@milododds1]

Great video Keith! It's causing me to think of some other possibilities for the metal ammo boxes. 1. Given you made a grill, I bet you could also make a mini meat/cheese smoker box, or a portable solar oven. 2. A portable heater fueled by candle or oil lamps. 3. Portable boombox for your tunes, basically a speaker box that runs off your cell phone's music list and has a battery inside of it like one of your builds has in it. 4. A mini cold box to keep a few bottles of beer chilled. 5. A Jaw Harp case, always playing the jaw harp. 6. Portable fondue set with a built in burner and several segmented areas for cheese and chocolate. 7. A movie projector, there's all sorts of ways to do something like this. 8. A model rocket launcher (platform, guide wire, battery, switch, motor storage, etc.). 9. Camping Food Prep Station - cutting board, knife holder, cheese grater, holds your spices, oils, etc. 10. Mini Air compressor/air pump. 11. A crazy sort of weapon such as a flame thrower, catapult, cross-bow, evil death ray, or maybe the perfect mouse trap? 12. Water filtration system and/or distiller. 13. First-Aid Box - you might have mentioned it. There's probably a million things you do make with metal and plastic ammo boxes.

[@FishinNStuff]

Dang I thought I had a complex mind haha thanks for the idea brother

[@milododds1]

@@FishinNStuff LOL you inspired me. I will have to check out your other videos and if I happen to get around to making any of these ideas a reality then I will post a video and share it with you.

[@BlessedVeteranAdventures]

Im liking your water filtration idea. Im going to do the solar one as well. oh and air pump. Looks like im going HF again lol. God bless

[@stevesalcido5135]

Great hacks! Gave me some good ideas for ammo box uses. Looking forward to the next episode

[@phxBird]

You got me hooked 🎣 on your current (2024) videos home made power bank system, so I’m walking my self back to your video three years ago. 😂 Thanks for sharing!!

[@FishinNStuff]

Thank you I appreciate you watching . The further you go back the worst they get lol

[@wayned5872]

For the micro grill Use expanded metal bent 2" 90° down for ur coal grate , not that plastic coated closet rack junk

[@user-neo71665]

x2 because sometimes even that vinyl coated stuff is galvanized under and that crap gives off poison gas when heated.

[@Bandit-di3pi]

i wouild have cut it out of what he got at the junlk yard

[@pistolpetepeterson]

I third this.

[@gardenhawk]

@@user-neo71665 I was hoping someone had mentioned that about the galvanized metal. Not sure if the paint and metal from the ammo box is toxic

[@noamjnhbgvfcdxs5698]

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[@rougaroux2359]

Let me tell ya Hagen is one great guy. I’ve known him for a few years now. Where I lived when I met him wasn’t too far from where he lives. But now that I’m 16 hours away from his house I would still head to his place if he was to call me. And not only is he good with metal he is a dang good fisherman. That’s plain and simple.

[@FishinNStuff]

Your right , I talk to him a lot he's good people . Met him at the Catfish Conference abs his family. He is a great guy

[@stepside78]

This man is a fishing genius

[@josephpacheco7508]

I took this video and added my twist to it. I made my battery box with the USB ports, 12v plug, the 12 studs on top. (I put 2 sets of these. One for my fish finder and one to run a cb/marine radio so I can get real time weather Channel and keep in touch with others on the water) and rather than put some bright LED spot lights, I added license plate lights for that nice low light and it worked out awesome. Thanks again for doing what you do.

[@FishinNStuff]

That's cool . I appreciate you watching my friend

[@gregnuttall3637]

Good stuff Man. Liked the water filter and the battery box to keep all the electronic stuff charged. Thanks

[@stunick1573]

Bought a four position gauge set up and followed pretty close to everything you did. Turned out pretty cool. The fourth switch was the built in on off switch, so I don't have to "un-plug" the battery wire every time. Installed the Kayak battery and used the pool noodles to fill in the spaces to prevent sliding of the battery. I also made the pool noodle catfish PCP pipe floats. Cool stuff. On to the cork floats for my favorite fishing hat and possibly crappie casting floats.

[@FishinNStuff]

Yeah I didn't think far enough ahead when I planned mine lol

[@lindacasey5016]

So the 4 position gauge was off of Amazon I'm thinking. I have zero experience with power stuff. My question is probably goofy..1- You had to buy maybe a toggle switch & another red & blue wire for the extra station? 2- where do I hook up the onoff switch to kill all of it at once. 3- Would this Kayak battery power a small TV for 4 hours as an example? 4- Are these Kayak batteries usually Nikel Cadmium, Lithium or otherwise? Thank you in advance if you find the time. I asked a lot so I understand if you don't . Linda

[@stunick1573]

@@lindacasey5016 Hi, first you don't need extra wires, just use the ones that come with the 4 switch. I replaced the fourth switch with the power switch, but I still pull one leed wire off the battery when transporting, just to be sure the power switch doesn't get bumped. I keep the small charger inside the ammo box, there's room, I do take it out when on the boat as it will bounce in the waves, another little extra caution. 2nd the small TV, all I can say is maybe. Would depend on amp draw and what you are using for the power inverter. These are milli amps, you may want a full sized battery and suitable power inverter for a TV. 3rd I just went with the one Fishing Stuff used, it was one of the better priced for size and my needs. Straight off Amazon all of it. Note those switch all of them, are just single units, and a plastic retaining screw holds them from behind. Its as simple as sliding off the switch you want to replace and slide in the one you want, also you can change the configuration of which switch goes where to your liking.

[@jwalters9089]

I made a battery box a few years ago with a cigarette lighter socket so I can run my 12v inflator in the tent as well as charge phones. I used a larger 12 amp battery that has about 2 times the stored energy as these 7 amp batteries plus it doesn’t require all the pool noodle to keep it from moving around.

[@FishinNStuff]

That's awesome , I would be really cool with a lithium battery . One of the the reasons I used the kayak battery is because of the weight . Adding weight is always a bad thing for kayaks or boats but don't make a difference camping , and would be better the way you did it

[@randallwade7889]

Your shows are great to watch

[@pastorjustin824]

I got some shopping to do now. Thanks for your ideas.

[@michaelblencowe4241]

Now I have a use for all those ammo boxes I store under my work table haha. Thanks for the ideas I'm gonna be using some of those for sure!!! Keep up the video cuz it's to cold to fish here in Pennsylvania so I've been building some of your fishing hacks! Thanks

[@bubbz0687]

Great job Keith! For the grill you could use the expanded metal as the charcoal grate. Would hold up better then the shelving and would be more sturdy. Love your videos.

[@Henri711]

And you could add 4 more bolts to hold the expanded metal an inch or so off of the bottom.

[@gordmonteath6090]

Maybe put 1/2 inch sand in bottom too

[@fuzzyfultz]

Awesome info brother. Thank you again. Great job, great ideas.I am looking up the boxes on harbor freight now. Not a bad price.

[@SpamMusubi308]

I need one to keep my tire chains in, just remember to dry and oil them at the end of the season to prevent rusting😁

[@johnsonoutdoors8117]

I need tire chains for my four wheeler its 2wd so I could use them year round

[@hentiebeukes5319]

Thanks for sharing some awesome ideas. 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@MuskratAdventures]

Awesome! Love the ammo box ideas. 2 of these are next projects for me

[@TopCat2021]

Great video on the "hacks" er... alternative uses of ammo cans. A couple of tips on cutting thick aluminum sheet, a circular saw with a carbide blade will cut aluminum as easy as plywood (wear PPE) and if you have to bend the aluminum to keep it from breaking make a mark with a sharpie pen where you want the bend to be, heat the sheet with a torch (regular propane works well) until the sharpie line disappears then let the part cool down and it will bend easily without breaking.

[@robertm731]

So informative but best of all , so much fun . I just subscribed and now I am going to binge watch all your videos.

[@FishinNStuff]

Thank you very much

[@aaronmarcantel5367]

He is so cool 😎. He sounds like Lerry the cable guy. Great ideas

[@FishinNStuff]

Lmbo

[@TheJeffro941]

You are hilarious!!!! Thanks for the hacks dude💯🎣⚓👍🏼🤠🚤🧭🍻

[@tracytodd8934]

Great ideas! I will be getting a few ammo boxes! These would be great gifts too!

[@noamjnhbgvfcdxs5698]

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[@hazel555]

You are very creative! Thanks for the great ideas!!

[@PalmettoCats]

Look at you and Hagen sharing the screen! Awesome video man. I think I might make me one of those battery boxes!

[@FishinNStuff]

It just so happening that we were doing the same video this week lol

[@lailinganay4766]

Keith your intelligence is addicting, thank you!

[@FishinNStuff]

Thank you

[@jimmyjamautrey]

This guy is Spanky all grown up. Love your stuff

[@JWimpy]

I made one of those portable chargers too in a plastic ammo box. But I cut a piece of 1/8" plywood that fits down into that lip around the top. Then mounted my sockets on the plywood. That way when it is not in use the sockets are protected.

[@markthompson3642]

You should put a battery tender where you put the pool noodle for easy recharging

[@rider660r]

No need to,the cig plug will let you plug it into a charger.The 2 chargers I bought had SAE ends ( 18:15 ) and multiple connectors,one was a male cig plug.I just plug them in to recharge. Tip,the 2 chargers I bought needed a SAE adapter that reversed polarity because the company made it reversed from what everything else is...so you would have to buy their products.

[@mikekremitzki2325]

Another great video. Thanks for showing all the cool ideas. Have a great Christmas.

[@FishinNStuff]

You too buddy

[@mudassirfishing]

That must be so enjoying. Blessed greetings from fishlocker india, 👍❤😊

[@harveyloveall7066]

I use a 30 cal ammo box for my chain saw tools and files as well as extra chains.

[@jasonbroom7147]

There are small lithium batteries that are either less weight or more capacity, for the size. Cool stuff.

[@projectknifehand]

Probably 8 times the price too. Lithium is expensive. Much better though, you got that part right.

[@FishinNStuff]

Lithium is great and they are expensive. But coming down all the time . We are using in our phones flash lights and drills . Pretty dim there won't be anything else

[@jasonbroom7147]

@@FishinNStuff - Yep, the price of lithium batteries is becoming more competitive all the time. Actually, when you look at the long-term cost, lithium can make a lot of sense, especially when you consider you can draw them down a lot further without damaging them, like you do with lead-acid batteries.

[@jasonbroom7147]

@@projectknifehand Closer to 3 times the price, but you get half the weight, twice the usable capacity, and 4 to 8 times as many charge cycles.

[@projectknifehand]

@@jasonbroom7147 he linked and uses a 16 dollar battery. You have a link for a lithium that size (similar capacity) for 48 bucks? Otherwise it's at least 5 times the price. So sorry...not 8. But a lot more damn expensive. I didnt account for my sarcasm lol.

[@johnprellwitz9004]

I really enjoy your videos. Super awesome. Thanks for all of the hard work. Merry Christmas to you and your family.

[@FishinNStuff]

Merry Christmas buddy

[@angelasheppard7197]

Good tips oh my my. I was at harbour freight yesterday and I saw this guy picking up several ammo boxes. Now I know why

[@FishinNStuff]

Lol 😆 Merry Christmas

[@andrestols7197]

Totally addicted to your videos! Awesome guy!

[@FishinNStuff]

I appreciate you watching

[@mikeedwards2384]

As usual I love the hacks you gave me some ideas for for my trapping gear thanks a million got my wife watching and now she's subscribing to yours lol

[@FishinNStuff]

I appreciate it brother

[@rbuss1984]

That grill was amazing!!!

[@skootles1]

GREAT HACKS HERE. Love the battery box. ALWAYS use an inline fuse connected to the battery tho.

[@FishinNStuff]

Your totally right I forgot . It's hard to keep everything straight when you do 10 hacks