Making wall tool holders

[@robbrown6495]

Enjoyed the video. Functional without going overboard. As someone who is borderline OCD I admire your ability to line things up by eye and drill holes without worrying if they are half a degree out Most of all I love your total lack of respect for the health and safety nanny state. And you still have all your fingers!

[@BruceSchaller]

I can't tell you how much I appreciate that you work using very straightforward techniques in clever ways. Other woodworking channels discuss how to support the woodworking industry. You discuss woodworking.

[@احمداکرمی-د6ط]

❤

[@09tchad]

I happened onto Matthias Wandel's videos last night while searching for some tool holder ideas on You Tube. What an incredible resource! He's a very talented, creative woodworking genius. Thank you so much for sharing your woodworking endeavors.

[@stk1975]

I am not a carpenter and never tried it before but this guy makes it fun and easy, he must love what he is doing.

[@dandetmer9210]

I did what u did about 20 months ago and it made a huge difference. I can see and grab tools easily. Before using pegboard I had to move tools to get to the tool. Another way is French cleet so u can move individual holders if need arises. Good skills I like your simple ways of making holders look up scale. I really like my pliers holder where bbn I have them from small to large instead of a drawer and had to shuffle stuff to find what I wanted. Have a friend retiring and building a shop and hope he sees these tool holders. With a new blank shop a guy could really lay stuff out to make life easier

[@joshportelli]

Mathias is a master, so much efficiency of storage space, materials, and crazy quality in everything you do. Keep up the great work!

[@rustythevibeguy]

I like that you are not overly "fussy" about things that really don't matter. Much of what you do here could be easily adapted to a pegboard system (for those who already have it installed) by using plastic drywall inserts in the holes and then screwing the 'holders' shown here to the pegboard,

[@matthiaswandel]

+RustyCas Or I could just screw it on between the holes. In which case, a pegboard with no holes would actually be better, and if it were plywood with no holes, that would be even better. Which, coincidentally, is what I actually used.

[@TheHarryroks]

Matthias how thick is the plywood?

[@Growler6t6]

I've made videos before and I know how difficult and time-consuming they can be. I have learned a great deal about woodworking from you over the years and I really appreciate your videos. Thanks, Mathias.

[@matthiaswandel]

Making tool holders to go on the wall in my big garage workshop. (tired of tools lying around the workbench)

[@learnerlearns]

really helpful! THANK YOU!

[@ThePilotPenguin1]

the amount of free space in the drawers must be huge in the center area of the panel on the wall maybe a hand drill shelf you know a shelf for the bigger items

[@birkswensen3890]

The best video so far this year!! soon finished with the 3D pantograph... Birk swensen (Norway)

[@PeterAgostiniJdcap26]

love the use of rough cut wood . T.U Cheers

[@MichaelMerrifield]

The Pilot Penguin Maybe some punctuation?

[@Davidxcat]

I don't work with wood or anything I just realy enjoy watching your videos Matthias. You are very creative. Good job again.

[@dormindont1]

Очень полезной видео! Своими руками сделанное- гораздо лучше, чем заводские перфопанели.

[@JamesEffnBond]

Thanks a ton for this video! I've watched a few of your others as well, and watching your technique is a million times more useful than most advice I've ever been given.

[@dennisg69]

I don't know why the high speed parts are so satisfying to watch, but they are. :) Thank you for the ideas, I'll be doing some variation of this very soon.

[@LutherBuilds]

Thank you so much for this video, Matthias! This is a very timely video for me, since I have been debating on whether to use some pegboard that I already have for my tools or homemade hangers and hooks. You just inspired me to not use pegboard. Now I just have to find a good use for all the pegboard that I have. Maybe a downdraft table.

[@Khether0001]

what in woodworking is so therapeutic that feels so soothing, even if we are just watching it ?! that's really cool, Matthias! =)

[@corbywilson3553]

The speed in which you accurately guesstimate the distances and spacing needed is extremely impressive and just a little disheartening.

[@molambo]

I like your videos because they are objective and don't 'make things up'! I see channels on KZbin that are a real display of expensive machines that use them to make simple jigs and waste an absurd amount of wood on their crazy projects that can be done with a simple saw and chisel!

[@rodynfigueroa4131]

Es agradable saber que hay personas que organizan bien sus herramientas y su tiempo...Saludos desde Honduras

[@cartoon80s90s]

So many cool ideas, which I will steal when I decided to do the same thing. Can't wait for part 2.

[@jasonsgroovemachine]

That walking drill press of yours makes me anxious, and things don't usually make me anxious. lol

[@velcroman11]

Great video. For the past 40 years my tools have been in a VERY large tool box, it needed a fork lift to move it in and out of the panel van, fortunately it wasn't taken out all that often. Now I am retired and I just could not decide on a design and I didn't want to use a French cleat system. I'm going to adopt your idea. Simple, cheap (sort of) and a darn sight more pleasant on the eye. Thank Matthias

[@konstantinv5203]

Молодец! Хорошие идеи и мастерское исполнение. Мне понравился держатель для штангенциркуля а так же нижний способ крепления полки. Попробуй сделать крепление для стелажа на рейке под 45° чтобы полки можно было менять местами . Спасибо за интересное видео

[@eddieespinosa8743]

You're my hero, you make it simple but functional , thanks

[@DoItYourselfDIYAtHome]

Thank you for explaining and demonstrating. And I like your your simple and common sense designs.

[@hoold01]

Matthias Wandel - Thinking, so I don't have to.

[@truebluekit]

True.

[@Atoran95]

Gareth Martin I'm still thinking how can triangle be square

[@simongchadwick]

Very nice work Matthias! One suggestion - draw the outline of tools like the speed-square on the plywood, so it is easy to put back, especially when you have a lot of tools with different shapes and sizes.

[@zubairmughal471]

I saw different videos for making wooden Screw Driver Rack, Pillar stands etc, but this video is Superb. Great.

[@jimnorum]

You make woodworking fun! Thank you Mathias.

[@Eye_can_see_you]

Very nice set of tool organisers, thanks for sharing your ideas. I plan to use a few of your designs for my project, using French cleats.

[@51sicboy]

The big shop is coming along nicely. Clever speed square shelf.

[@genuinsanity]

Well done . I need to do this... just moved... tools are CHAOS , The stress caused by misplaced tools and wasted time ! As soon as your stressed , you lose focus , work is shit, accidents likely... great video ... simple ,to the point , problem SOLVED !

[@dichotomy1593]

If I only knew half of what this guy has forgotten I would be a better Finish Carpenter than what I am now. Thanks Matthias.

[@АлександрКожемякин-ю6к]

All very nice! Watch your hands! You have gold!!!

[@johngsoonlee1221]

That set of tools on your 1/4 inch of wood was so cool

[@mikeysfishingfuntime5070]

This is one of my favorite wall tool holder set ups! awesome man

[@littleshepherdfarm2128]

Matthias Wandel: WOW! I learned something new from you on this one: How to make a drill guide that will allow me to mimic the Kregg cabinet screw hole jig. Thank you! You're awesome.

[@urgamecshk]

I love how precise matthias is, then he goes "should be....THIS far away" and just eyeballs some pretty cool looking mounts.

[@robertfranks3934]

Julius Jahn he measured them before it just didn't show because did you see how level they were

[@luizscatenajunior457]

Meu amigo, até agora o melhor vídeo de painel de ferramentas que já assisti, amazing, thanks from Brasil.

[@chrisfinn4172]

My favourite KZbin channel. Always great work sir .

[@athiker7209]

Great ideas, when I get finished with my wall, I think I'll steal some of these ideas. It looks much better than peg board.

[@eldnah2]

Good stuff. Succinct and to the point without over-talking it. Videography is very good.

[@МаринаКривопалова-г5б]

Красавчик! Очень аккуратно и красиво! Уважуха!!! 👍👍👍

[@SCWD_US]

I just watched you build the exact same setup I did for my wall. Only two and a half years after. I guess great minds think alike.

[@norxcontacts]

You make the best videos, i'm not even a wood worker.

[@calinkasper9450]

Beautiful workshop, wonderfull skils and very professional film production. Gratulation.

[@sooth15]

Easy and simple, and if they need to be changed or expanded you can just toss them out and make new ones. This is pretty much the system I want to use for my tool storage (smaller tools at least).

[@mrmrlee]

I just use magnetic strip tool holders. Simple and versatile, can hold screwdrivers, wrenches, shears etc.

[@richardfuerst2704]

great video--- glad to see your not a pegboard user,I like to make my own tool holders and racks I use plywood on my walls too

[@kwhp1507]

Oh snap. The safety trolls are going to get you Mathias for disabling the switch safety! Great ideas for hand tools. I been thinking about doing something for myself too, now I have a couple more ideas. Thank you.

[@custommadecrafts1271]

I really liked how you made your tool holder I recently made my tool holder collection will be uploading in a few days so excited great to see different variations

[@umeniesila2012]

Все что вы делаете - Супер!!! Whatever you do - Super !!!

[@maryjocookson7156]

really great video, no nonsense tool storage, lovely brackets there!

[@BaretSports]

Thanks Matthias! You have giving some great ideas to finally get rid of my crappy peg board.

[@withoutpaper70656]

I found this very helpful.....Production was excellent!

[@earthskysea1111]

I love this channel bc the stuff you make is useful and the reasoning is well explained. But one thing that mystifies me is HOW DO YOU SUDDENLY MOVE SO FAST?

[@nomore9203]

Wow love it. Low cost and and some what fast. I am going to do this in my shop. Thanks..

[@bassamalsayed2104]

رائع جدا،اعجبني كثيرا الشرح المفيد والمختصر وخاصة تسريع الفيديو في اماكن قد تسبب الملل. شكرا جزيلا لك

[@lindsayferris1073]

Nice job Matthias, always a pleasure to see your take on things

[@rebeccamckenzie5037]

These were great. I needed something I could handle making w/o a lot if big machinery & even tho u have more machines than I do. I think I can make these work. I do need to figure out how to make a drill holder (&bits) but I think i can do it. Thank you

[@ConstantKouakou]

Great man Matthias Wandel , you are . Thanks sharing with us on youtube and have again great success !

[@jaymoto8743]

Fantastic, similar to what I was looking to do. Glad to see my thought come to life beforehand so I can better apply it myself.

[@CiaranMeagher]

Very inspiring. Thank you for this, Matthias.

[@DamianReloaded]

Cool! I recently made one for my tools. Box shaped and way smaller because I have not so many tools. To hang it I cut a long rectangular piece of wood diagonally and longitudinally and screwed one of the pieces to the wall with the sliding part sliding down towards the wall and the other to the box and then you can hung it . ^_^

[@johnfisher4910]

So simple, it's brilliant. Thanks so much for all your amazing content!

[@frankcurley]

To me, it's the person who looks around their shop to find the answer to their need and then creates the answer. It's not about the ideal result but what one does with what they possess already.

[@funwithrepair]

love to see more idea's for organizing a workshop...untill soon Matthias.

[@samuelbhend2521]

1:10 is an ancient wisdom of carpentry: "a hammered in screw always holds better than a screwed in nail" :)

[@AbuSamiQ]

Lol, this deserves more likes

[@malabarista2023]

Gracias y felicitaciones por sus excelentes ideas y proyectos!!!

[@minuteman7117]

This is a satisfying DIY or woodworking project, obviously done with great skill, but I just made do with a pegboard and hooks. Granted I might not have been able to pack things together as densely as here, but overtime I've been able to easily re-arrange things as my needs have changed.

[@minuteman7117]

+MinuteMan Also most of my projects are *not* at my workbench, so I keep my 'must have' tools in a carryall - it then sits on or near the workbench when at home.

[@tooljunkie555]

Putting the drill press to work! I really like the square holder. Immsick of the one i have/use.. just like a clamp rack..(typical) Im definitely going to make a few of those tonight when im in my shop. Hey thanks for the idea (s)

[@mikedkc]

You sir, are a craftsman. Very creative too.

[@kristhetrader5029]

Hi Matthias, you are gifted and straight to the point! New to your channel and just LOVE IT! Keep them up!!!!!!

[@rickel1976]

You have some awesome ideas, great workmanship

[@SterlingsWoodcrafts]

Nice set up, Did you see Chris Pine Hammer shelf, would fit in perfect

[@erngtime]

Did you say "Pocket Hole" ? !! Nice Job Matthias. I like simple home made solutions like these tool holders. Don Weber

[@nikolaromanos456]

Nice arrangement, brilliant ideas.

[@bruce7595]

One other improvements I would is add a back splash at top of work bench to prevent tools from going between wall and the bench. Like all these ideas. Sometimes it seems more time is spent looking for a tool than actually doing the job.

[@g.fortin3228]

I like your designs .. simple but tailored to fit nice !

[@highlander5849]

How your really good with your hands! These videos are made very well!

[@kathrynnewton8721]

You make it look so easy, thank you!

[@paulodeoliveira3368]

One of the signs of the apocalypse: the Wandel pocket hold jig. Just saying.

[@alexpettigrew8971]

Nice holders. I know some like everything hidden, but I like to see my tools. :)

[@matthiaswandel]

Alex Pettigrew Thee took cabinets on the walls that open - people always leave them open anyway.

[@SE45CX]

I like everything wall recessed

[@maaleksic85]

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[@dontswin]

That project would take me at least 4 months if I was working (like a job, where I have to leave the house). I haven't got that many power tools. I have no drill press or table saw. I have a jigsaw but that's nearly impossible to use without clamps cause it bounces a lot sometimes. Yeah I need a few clamps too. I don't have a band saw either LOL. My God this project would take me at least 9 months. You are very fortunate you have all those cool tools to do the job to begin with. Now I am sad. Thx.

[@brianklavano6961]

Excellent and very helpful ideas thanks. 🇨🇦

[@frank1672]

Rustic honest woodworking 'it's how you learn' well done some good idea's

[@lourencosantiago9779]

Hi Mathias, I'm Lourenço. I'm from Brazil. I love tools, after my wife. congratulations for Ideas, and tanks for participed your knows. Sorry my inglish. I m going to EU this week. I holpe see a lot of diferentes toos. hung

[@Sceme1991]

Seeing how precise and neat you seem to be, I find it strange you didn't use bubble level when attaching those holders :P

[@Allright4447]

E' formidabile, BRAVISSIMO. Un'Idea GENIALE.

[@OllyParryJones]

Very tidy. I think one of the worst things I ever did was to put drawers under my workbench. If you have the wall space though, yours is the way to go!

[@henrikmikaelkristensen4784]

I am about to put drawers under my workbench. Can you explain why that was a problem for you?

[@OllyParryJones]

Henrik Mikael Kristensen Over time, my drawers became very much like Matthias' at the start of this video - jam-packed with everything; very hard and frustrating to find the tool you actually want. I would now always favour a dedicated storage system, where every item has its own place. Instead of making a space that will take anything and everything! But it depends on what you're looking to do and also what wall space you have free.

[@henrikmikaelkristensen4784]

Olly Parry-Jones: Thanks very much. I might change my mind on it and go with some more dedicated wall storage.

[@deezynar]

Henrik Mikael Kristensen Drawers under workbenches can also be a problem if you clamp something in the vise, then realize the tool you need is in a drawer that's blocked by the item in the vise. The only things I keep under my bench are bench hooks, shooting boards, and hold fasts. They're stored on simple, open shelves.

[@henrikmikaelkristensen4784]

deezynar That is very useful information, thanks. I did not consider those issues.

[@wayne1959]

oh how nice it would be to have your timber choices here..eucalypt is definitely a challenge for these projects

[@cherifsafi1166]

hello from the other side of the world, sir you are the best of the best.

[@MrRichot]

Great stuff Mathias and good little tips. However with all that wall space I would have placed chisels etc at least a couple of feet higher giving you more space AND safety. Cheers Happy days

[@fredwest5396]

Brilliant, great solutions to the cluttered bench top, TY

[@selsteve]

if you take old glass jars with a "twist lock" cap small jam jars etc and screw the lid to the underside of the drill shelf , it makes idea storage for commonly used screws or other bits and pieces , and it keeps the contents sawdust free too ,

[@taher_farid]

الله ينور عليك يا فنان ايه الحلاوه دي

[@calvinklein6965]

Здорово!!!!Инструмент хороший.Таким работать легко.Молодец!

[@williamlee95]

I think your ideas will work just fine for me. I was thinking “French cleats “ until I saw your video. Thanks so much!!

[@paulwall1080]

I'm definitely going to use your plans for my speed square and chisels .. genious

[@gduqueg]

Hey amigo, qué buen trabajo, te felicito, saludos desde Venezuela y colombia !!!

[@MikeD-qx1kr]

I like how you re-use old logs and how you round the corners of your products. Most people will just leave the corners sharp out of laziness LOL

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[@marcelagarciaaraya1992]

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