Home shop tour. Part 2

[@dubberkm7200]

I completely agree with trying to have spares of everything on hand. Seems everything breaks at midnight on a holiday weekend, when nothing is open. I always remember the saying, I'd rather have it and not need it than need it and not have it.

[@JCcanU]

I have tools but you have a Machine shop going on . Love it

[@dansproshop]

Haha. Thanks!!

[@JCcanU]

@@dansproshop Happy Thanksgiving Dan

[@dansproshop]

@@JCcanUyou also!!

[@CAROLDDISCOVER-2025]

And you gave us this whole tour 1 handed. Now that's talent. I've used large rubber bands to hold a plier ends together. Plus you know these little braids things that scrunchies I think they call them. They have a lot of good uses.

[@dansproshop]

Thanks!

[@MarshmallowVogt]

Very nice set up

[@dansproshop]

Thanks!

[@nicholassmerk]

You are a bit more organized then me. I have my shop lined with short file cabinets. What kills my organization is having wood shop tools taking up more than half of the space. I'm a bit surprised to not see a Trader Horn price tag on anything.

[@dansproshop]

lol. They are scattered around, I promise you!

[@bosomofvictory]

I literally have that exact same stereo in my shop lol

[@dansproshop]

That thing has been with me for a long time. lol

[@EyeintheSky999]

What are the grey drawers called and where can a fellow find them?

[@dansproshop]

I believe they are just called consumable bin drawers. I got this set from an auction a long time ago

[@miketripletfab4098]

@eyeinthesky999 McMaster Carr sales them that’s where I got some of mine they have them with different numbers of compartments

[@ToolsandTime]

Cool shop man!

[@dansproshop]

Thanks!

[@timcritz3194]

What size is that monster impact socket ? The biggest size socket I have is 2 1/2 inch chrome in 3/4 drive and 2 inch impact in 1 inch drive.

[@dansproshop]

lol. That’s a 1” drive 4.5” socket. For an axle nut on a piece of equipment

[@paparooster9569]

Anyone else have a drawer of Allen's and screwdrivers. "NEVER THROW AWAY TOOLS". good tool to use on those permanent hose clamps......old horse nail clipper.

[@dansproshop]

Absolutely!!

[@Dancing_Alone_wRentals]

18:49 Definitely interesting. tHanks for the video

[@Joseph_fab_shop]

Or you can also use a zip tie instead of hose clamp