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[@kennethjudd7993]

You use them for your logging Tape measure hooks.

[@espears6606]

Nailed it 😁

[@unruhunhooked1152]

You beat me to it. Guess I should watch the video when it comes out

[@havhavproductions8725]

“Drawers are where tools go to die” ~Adam Savage is the quote you were looking for

[@johncware66]

Good news is the toolbox is on wheels, so you can scoot it out of the "organize today" zone pretty easily. :)

[@syndrome7589]

I’d prefer 20-30 min videos but that’s me. I just feel you get more detail that I crave.

[@wobblysauce]

Same... but guess we are not the normal people.

[@330FoeSho]

Yep. I like detail

[@Lifeofclaytonbajdas2003]

Longer videos give me the fizz

[@TheMuskwa007]

Longer videos for those who aren’t millennials

[@robertscott2210]

Count me in too. I'm with you guys. This video barely got started and it was over.

[@eivindmong]

*gasp* he said millimeter...I thought that was like swearing on this channel???

[@joshc154]

You add the horseshoe nails to the end of your lumber tape

[@icrawdad572]

Bricklayers use them for the purpose

[@Jmwtime]

You have horseshoe nails for the end of your logging tape.

[@josephgschwartz]

Jesse W daggonet you beat me. Everyone know that

[@adamlayer859]

Someone is always faster. Oh well.

[@Jmwtime]

If only I was first!

[@jonhoward3568]

Try the Citrus Hops kombucha from Brew Dr. it’s the best!

[@robbietabobby]

Jack is getting that age, why not build him a separate tool kit or cart that he can work out of and learn to keep organized and when he gets older he will start his life as an adult with an array of tools already built up!

[@aaronsmith3456]

Was thinkin the same thing

[@vinceimp9581]

I believe he did make him a tool set during the last round of cut down organization.

[@Aubreykun]

I'd like to see him build a tool cart. Some angle iron, casters, boards, and maybe some pipe or something as a handle No need for harbor freight chicom junk (especially at this present time, considering recent events...)

[@TexFarmer]

Agreed. Jack would probably love to have some of the stuff that's been given away to Brian lately.

[@EagleRun23]

I didn't realize you were holding back all these years. wranglerstar unfiltered! yes!!

[@indawoods1232]

10:12 it's for removing/installing drum brake springs :)

[@nate_d376]

Beat me to it!

[@teveler]

me three

[@gtb81.]

Yep, I have several of them

[@michaelladue5655]

Brake spoon

[@howardconklin9210]

Yeah we don’t see many of those tools anymore now that most cars are all brake calipers and rotors.

[@michaeldougfir9807]

HORSE SHOE NAILS: in forestry we put them on the end of a DIAMETER TAPE. We stick the end of the tape into tree bark. We walk or pass the tape around the tree at the 4.5' level and measure the diameter. We always want the tree diameter. AND you can do exactly the same with a SPENCER logging tape. Stick the tape'S nail in the end of the log bark and measure out your 16' or 32' log. Cut there. And if you are a good planner you have the Spencer tape with diameter on one side and feet on the other side. (Feet are usually feet and tenths on these tapes. A full log is usually an actual 16.5' or 32.5' .) Prudence suggests having a few spare horse shoe nails, which Cody does!

[@teslasenthusiasm1847]

15-20 yrs to organize a drawer. Now THATS boss level procrastination!!

[@ssboot5663]

Well, now you done it!!YOU CLEANED UP and now you won't be able to find a darn thing for a long long time!!LOL!

[@andrewgonyou9903]

#2 is a Drum Brake Tool. Very handy thing to have!

[@johnmontague69]

You use horseshoe nails for nailing horseshoes onto horses feet ☺ That's what they are designed for. If you need to use any kinda nail to hold the end of a loggers tape then you've got the wrong loggers tape. Should be a couple of spikes on a loggers tape that you skelp in with back of your axe then twist it back out with the sharp edges of the axe. No need for nails, that's a lazy way so you don't need to walk back and undo the spike on the end of the tape. Oh it's much quicker just to shake the tape.... You still need to pull the nail back out same as the spike!!!

[@TheArtofCraftsmanship]

I guess you attracted us all with your horse shoe nail comment challenge, because everyone is coming down to comment that you use your HS nails for the end of your loggers tape😉.

[@BacktotheBasics101]

11:22 in regards to your Gillette comment. I am a state legislator in the state of North Dakota. I just posted this article I found. Gillette lost $8 billion in sales due to their leftist rhetoric. Conservatives need to vote with their feet and their pocketbooks. When I seen what they were advertising and promoting that was the last Gillette product that will be in my house. God save the republic🇺🇸

[@constantijn3-6]

When you want to keep your toolbox organised order custom made rubber mats so everything has his own place and it wil always be organised

[@sindento1942]

You'd have to be immortal to have a chance of using all those tools at least once.

[@skybarnum9859]

I have to laugh. Just went through this 3 days ago. At work the boss insisted we get new toolboxes because he couldn't find something. We got them and he "organized" every thing last weekend. Wednesday I had to change the seals in the front hubs of a mfwd tractor. I had to spend 4 hours going both toolboxes moving things to proper drawers just so I can find things. He also took to the work bench which had a carb tore apart and soaking, which he "cleaned" into oblivion. He is now banned from the shop.

[@DH-ry2ho]

Organization videos are great! We all need help in this area. Thanks for sharing your progress.

[@scottybobatv]

Our works tool box has a drawer for hammers thats labelled "Tapping sticks" 😅

[@jarrettventurini]

Hey! I'm from the East Coast and I was totally "fizzed" by that first drawer! 😉

[@RunamuckFarms]

Our homestead shop is never clean. After one project it takes just as long to clean up as the project took to complete LOL. Yes fall is in the air the final harvest of gardens and berries is upon us now.

[@pep206]

I refuse to ever use Gillette products again also, the 8 BILLION write down of Gillette, tells me that I am not the only one.

[@Renassainceman]

It's a brake tool for drum brakes...one end for removing/installing the brake shoe springs, and the other for adjusting the star wheel through the oblong hole in the brake backing plate.

[@Renassainceman]

like many youtubers, I have found that all the cans of paint, lube, WD40, etc. are best stored on a wall-mounted storage made only for these cans. Not only does it free up the shelf space, but it eliminates having some cans hidden behind the cans in front, so no more wasting time searching and moving cans around looking for something hiding behind something else. Just my two cents...

[@vansongs]

Worked on a horse ranch and I sometimes used horseshoe nails as a quick in field fix for keyways. The taper lets you drive it in tight (enough). Temp fix but make hay while the sun shines.

[@JMSILVER23]

Kaizen Foam - The key to a shop staying organized is “ A place for everything and everything in its place” - Ben Franklin? You immediately know what’s missing and you can trace back your steps to find it.

[@generalkenny]

Organize you crows feet by buying some 3/8” square stock, drill a small hole and use a hairpin to keep the crows feet in the square stock.

[@ArkansasPilgrim]

Crowfoot wrenches are the kind of they thing that you almost never need, but when you need one, you NEED it. Definitely keep them.

[@eric36207]

I've lived here in Florida nearly all my life (I'm 51) and in the past couple years I have to say I'm done with it. My tolerance for the relentless heat and humidity is gone.

[@Tkfl567]

I taught myself how to use a straight razor with balloons covered in shaving cream, in the shower of course. When you can shave a balloon without popping it you are ready.

[@DavidWhite]

The horse shoe nails are for people on the left coast, we use regular nails to hold the tape, the tool looks like a drum brake tool

[@James-ke5sx]

First thing I learned working on Disel/Electric train engines 50 years ago. Don't put it down, put it away in it's proper place. 40+ years doing house demolition/ construction I can find any tool with a blind fold on and I have more tools than Homedepot

[@Atvsrawsome]

I work as an industrial mechanic...I only really ever go into 2 drawers in my tool box for really any job.

[@aaronreynolds2776]

I've only shaved with a 50 year old straight razor for two years and love it. It was my grandfather's that my mom bought him for Father's Day as a young girl. I also have his first straight razor (1928) and his brush (I broke the handle earlier this year).

[@sensey111]

Tool at 10:15 is a drum brake spring remover.The larger end is for the shoe retainers and the other end is for the shoe to shoe springs.

[@kevinroberts9580]

I was born and raised fifth generation in South West Florida, did live in Canada for 6 months and loved it. But that was the end of my visitor's visa. There is no such thing as changing of the Season down in Florida, it's either really hot and humid or hot and not quite so humid except for a few weeks of slightly cool weather

[@MightyMoose201]

The horseshoe nails are for your logging tape measure. The long handled tool is a drum brake tool. Many mechanics in Northern NJ where I'm originally from also refer to it as a drum brake spoon.

[@johnm6279]

No .2 is a brake tool and you use your horse shoe nails for logging work .....My Grandfather used to make the Grand kids rings out of Horse shoe nails he pounded them flat and then he wound them around a cold chisel to shape the rings and he would use metal letter stamp to put there initial on the ring and i still have mine at 53yrs old. 😁

[@TexFarmer]

You sure mention giving a lot of stuff away to Brian. Jack may not want/need any of that stuff today but one day he'll wish you'd held on to some of those things just to have the chance for it to be offered to him. My father always put his buddies ahead of his family in that way, I never understood it, when I as a young man would have loved to have been given a chance to have some of the "junk" he gave away.

[@MJPeddler]

I went through a shop clean this past Spring. It's been a challenge to stay on top of it since, but I feel I've done a pretty good job. I try to clean and return my tools to their proper place at the end of every job. - FWIW, I like the 10-15 minute video format.

[@joeschmoe4030]

I get my hair cut at a barber shop that uses a straight razor for cleaning up the neck, they are no joke, Talk about holding perfectly still and enjoying the sound of it taking care of business.

[@ajohnson153]

You use horseshoe nails on the end of your logging tape to hold it in place while you're measuring long items.

[@Aubreykun]

I'm the inverse case to adam savage - stuff in drawers is kept safe, while stuff left out gets buried or knocked out of sight or otherwise misplaced. It's more likely I'll toss things on open surfaces and don't really have a junk drawer. But with a drawer I don't forget where and what is in there, so they don't "go there to die" - in fact since the drawer is always in view, it's not out of sight and thus not out of mind. Something piled on a shelf behind other objects, or even in a cabinet where I can't see everything at a glance... much more likely to have items hide on me. Plus I need that space efficiency as I don't have much. There's loads of organization styles that depend heavily on how a person thinks, and their workspace requirements. Some people place a tool at every machine to adjust it, others make a tool kit they keep with them for it or use adjustable tools on their belt or apron. Thank you for showing your own take, and how that suits your needs. Stuff like tool carts are often dismissed, and the chainsaw organizer can be applied to to other tools or even things like rags.

[@ronboring1673]

For your logging tape

[@tylerarblaster2431]

I use horseshoe nails for toothpicks ... and the other one is for strings in drum brakes

[@johnviewer2305]

You use nails for tooth picks because you're from the east coast...lol

[@scottlees267]

I remember a while back you had started the process of making homemade wine. What's the update on that project? And now that you don't drink alcohol, what would your plans be for the wine if it is still around? It seemed like a pretty big operation to have set up in a house and needed attention.

[@MrKeith1592]

Nails are for your logging tape. Tool 2 is brake adjuster

[@wranglerstar]

You're smart Keith,

[@johnzempel4035]

Horseshoe nails for keeping the toupee on.

[@prdoohan]

Angled shelving, look how well its working for you in the wood shop. Flat surfaces become dumping grounds.

[@marioazzolini2355]

I felt terrible when you opened drawer number 1, I started feeling better once you went through the other ones. Good job, the hard part is to decide what to get rid of

[@Thomas1190]

Growing up my dad had the most cluttered tool box ever. It took longer for me to find the right socket then the whole job lol. Once I moved out got and got all my own tools, it looks like an OCD box. It gives me the fizz to know exactly where everything’s at categorized by size and Std/metric.

[@oneandone2744]

The cleanest most organized tool rig I've seen was in my mom's surgeon's office. Beautiful Craftsman cabinet super quiet. Had everything at her fingertips, super well organized. Felt like a slob for days. In other news, I've had good results with Black Cherry juice for Gout.

[@flashgordon2816]

Brake spring tool. When I started out "turning wrenches" motorcycles had drum brakes front & rear. Most cars/trucks had drum brakes on all 4..Brake shoes had riveted linings. One could replace just the linings by knocking out rivets. Many manual shift cars/trucks were "3 on a tree"= column shift...."HEY!...You kids get off my lawn!"... :-)

[@359benji]

Nail is for your logging kit. #2 is for a spring on drum brakes

[@farmerbob4554]

Oh Wow! Olean, NY is my hometown. Quite a number of cutlery companies past and present in the area.

[@Cascade5012]

Really enjoyed this! My husband grew up on a farm in Gig Harbor wa. and the barn was the garage. Our garage has been his barn for 30 years. We have NEVER parked a car in it!! I grew in a coifed house with a clean garage. It's one of those COMPROMISES in marriage. I Love him. He can do anything! Except clean his garage

[@niznikjasiu]

Horseshoe nails are for your logging tape measure!

[@ACutAboveKnifeandLeather]

To make a spike for your logging tape and the tool is use for drum brakes one end adjusts the other removes the retainers

[@JohnConnolly2787]

Number 2 tool is a drum brake tool, one side is for the keeper springs and the other side is the spring horn.

[@mcdsdaddy]

The second tool is a brake drum tool.

[@leeparkinson4989]

I need to do this. Waiting for cooler weather here in Texas before I start.

[@craigrock8444]

Horseshoe nail is for the tape measure in logging. Sticks in the log and pops out with a gentle pull!😉👍

[@TWILLIAMS1313]

Horseshoe nails are for hanging your vast selection of toupees on!

[@martinberry1960]

Yep! Im going through the same thing. It seems that every time i go into the garage and begin to clean this "Hot mess" up the garage seems to be able to multiply the junk as i throw it away. Ill work all day, move EVERYRHING into the yard and as i sort through it to throw away the junk, when im done and look back into the garage i see NO improvement. Then i hear this faint laugh... I know its the garage.

[@naui2]

Brake spring tool!!!

[@abcarp1302]

I just moved to a new house, my garage is a blank slate. Thanks for the ideas.

[@paladin252]

That top shelf should be shadowed. That’s what an east coaster would do.

[@matthewjohnston1017]

“Drawers are where things go to die” ~Adam Savage

[@ffdtower1]

It seems like over complication of organization can make your effort even more counter productive.

[@arkansaswoodsman1582]

The nails are for holding a sharping stone in place on a piece of wood so it doesn’t slide around.

[@jaredboyd4578]

Thank you for the ending talk!

[@justinrose5340]

My toolboxes are organized, my shelving is the junk collectors

[@codyayres]

i started using a stright razor after gillette lost their minds. its really nice and doesnt take that long. totally worth it.

[@1234chris]

Same. Once you've done it a few times it gets fairly easy.

[@petrueygelaar]

You use the horse shoe nails at the end of your axe, you knock it in the wood so that the wood expand and sits tight against the axe head

[@turkeyjerky162]

Nails are for logging tape and chalk lines

[@ethancrag1384]

The horse shoe nails are for the end of your loggers tape

[@thewanderer4699]

5:30 what a savage 😂😂

[@EMattHowerton]

Horseshoe nails make great tacks.

[@stillwatersforge3957]

My wife and I have also been tackling the organizational problems. I like to clean one thing I've been avoiding every night as I put my shop back together. Seeing everything find a place gives me the FIZZ! That looks like a brake spring tool. The nails are for your logging tape. They look like capewell regular head 5s to me, but I'd need a better look. That razor looks great. I used to shave with a straight razor. Now I only use it to line my beard. 😉 Let me know if you want some advice on sharpening. Keep up the great work. I like the longer videos, but making what amounts to a tv show a day sounds crazy.

[@RefinerSimilitude]

To keep the tip of your logging tape pinned down while measuring.

[@gtb81.]

My grandfather was a diesel mechanic and my dad got one of his tool boxes so I've probably got 100 different tools and spares for each of them, I've even got a drawer with 1" drive sockets, breaker bars and ratchets, I have two huge tool boxes that are as tall as me and I'm 6 foot

[@philup6274]

That top drawer is beautiful, From left to right because were not Jewish!😂🤣👏 . . .its brake drum tool

[@teslasenthusiasm1847]

Phil up .......HAHAAA. 🤣

[@almosthomesteading9734]

You bend the horseshoe nail and use it in the logger's tape to stick it in the felled tree for bucking.

[@mikebox]

Yep, securing your logging tape to the end of a log.

[@timberboy1984]

Horse shoe nail is used on a log tape

[@hebrewhomesteadupdatewalee8303]

CONGRATULATIONS!!!!! This is great

[@bobm5951]

Horseshoe nails are for the logging tape, bent around the loop to hold the end in place. #2 is for the springs on drum brakes

[@oilhammer04]

If you have 14 8mm allen wrenches, that means they came with things you bought, so there is no point in giving them away. Your friends probably have 14 of them, too. ;)

[@EVsSuck]

To be fair I need about 83 10mm sockets.

[@redthewise4066]

Rogans UP folks!

[@waltbirchmeier2947]

I can't believe that summer is almost over already..I'm so not ready for fall...I wish summer was longer than call winter and spring combined..lol..the older I get the less I care for winter and the cold weather..when I was a teenager I loved it but nowadays I can't hardly stand it...just can't handle it like I used to..my body doesn't handle it very well with all the broken bones and spranged ankles and wrists iv had over the years..

[@vintagerider7302]

"I dont drink beer anymore" westcoast sissy

[@carlzirk]

Love a clean shop. I keep plugging away at organizing. Thanks for all the tips.

[@ryanminnick2399]

It's for your logging tape measure you use to stick into the log to hold the end as you walk down the log

[@hutchdw77]

Nothing teaches patience like shaving with a straight razor.

[@martinjacobson7063]

I live in Olean NY. Kabar is now part of CutCo knives. I believe if you get a hold of them you can send your knives/razor in to be sharpened for free. I have taken my kitchen knives in to be sharpened several times and they come back scary sharp.

[@wyattsmith7890]

That tool is for drum brake springs