French Cleat Tool Wall - part 1

[@samuraicowboy9605]

One of the best french cleat videos yet. Thank you.

[@tedfritsch3340]

"A place for everything, and everything in it's place" Awesome job bud.

[@DavidLee-cw6ci]

Tongue and groove, that's so simple and clever!

[@padiwari62]

Oh!! I'm now going to steal some great ideas from you. If I may.

[@Runehorn]

Interesting take on French cletes, I can't see myself doing it that way but if it works for you then great

[@CrapE_DM]

I like the design of the actual tool holders, but 1) I'm not sure if that counts as french cleat, and 2) they'd sit more stably - without needing the extended arms going down - if the "hung from" the cleat, rather than "sitting on" the cleat (like your TV hanger). Granted, the tool holders would stick out from the wall more, but I think it's worth it. You mileage may vary, though.

[@ForeverYoungKickboxer]

This gave me so many good ideas! Thanks!

[@stewartreardon6859]

Excellent giving great ideas to access all my tool easily.

[@ikust007]

Really like the super magnet .

[@josebayarrisancho672]

Impresionante la facilidad para hacer el trabajo y que buena idea para ensamblar con friso de madera

[@khs2424]

You have changed my life. 😂

[@madebym.e.]

Nice work!

[@minosubb]

there is some good idea

[@woodywood1951]

hello. I use a lot french cleat, but he one I use are differents. The one I use are 45 degre cut, so easy to do... Maybe the "hold" better... Just maybe... Thanks for your time.

[@davidfreels]

Where did you get the magnets?

[@jriis2010]

Really nice build, but isnt French cleat where you cut in 45 degrees ?

[@ericeinsmann5559]

That's regular a regular French cleat. This tongue and groove he's using is the fancier French Canadian cleat

[@jriis2010]

@@ericeinsmann5559 I learn something new every day 👍

[@ericeinsmann5559]

@@jriis2010 I am joking of course 😁

[@florianthomas9039]

Hello, very nice job can you indicate the thickness of the paneling you used? thank you

[@hereformaking7291]

2 cm

[@spookyscastle7269]

That's a little close to the hardware to be going crazy with magnets

[@ikust007]

One thing I can say : by hand , totally unplugged , your way is much much easier : easy to make t&g by hand . Hard to rip consistently on long boards at 45 degrees . Only issue : the tool holders cannot stand by them self . Unless… the sides are just “pinned “ on the side of the tool holder ..?

[@aussie5468]

"Hard to rip consistently on long boards at 45 degrees"???? Dude you're new to this woodworking stuff aren't you 🙄

[@ikust007]

@@aussie5468 by hand, perfectly , on 8 feet. show me.

[@MarkusBurrer]

Is this system really durable?

[@hereformaking7291]

I have it since 3 years ago and it looks good

[@МагомедБ-я3ж]

👍

[@kwilliams2239]

Why T&G instead of a 45? The idea of a 45 is to force the cleat into the wall. It will be stronger than a tongue.

[@RamonMsanchez]

perro.

[@styner3001]

Another MUTE [but somewhat helpful] video...

[@izyfication]

Hello , this are not true french cleat sorry man

[@adamjonkie5601]

@hereformaking7191 this video exceeded my expectations. And I’ve been watching hundreds of woodworking/carpentry videos.

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