Maximize Your Space in a Small Workshop / Shop Organization Ideas / Clamp Holders and Tool Holders

[@matthewt88]

Neat wiring

[@rolandhernandez2836]

fantastic ideas. well done.

[@1987a-l8b]

If you don't have a 3d printer, here are some alternatives: Use 'cable clips' for running cable, Use 'saddle pipe clips' for bunching excess cable, Use '1 inch mini joist hangers' to attach timber for clamp racks (although 38mm was the smallest I could find), Use a suitable 'bike water bottle cage' for storing your chord-less drill (or build your own holder like he said), Use 'downspout brackets', 'square pipe clips', ('conduit trunking' off-cuts might work too) to hold battery charger. Obviously these off-the-shelf products may not fit your tools perfectly and some modifications may be required to accommodate the particular make and model of the tools you have. That said, they're a pretty good starting point if you're going to try to replicate this build without a 3D printer. Just trying to be helpful. ***addendum - The KZbin channel "A Glimpse Inside" has a good design for individual drill holders if you're going down the DIY route. He has plans available in the description below his video here is the link to the videos **kzbin.info/www/bejne/aXOckpaNjZaArM0** & **kzbin.info/www/bejne/rKHEiqinZpqUeKM** ***

[@jamesmorrison8987]

What is the name of the light kit you installed and where did you get it?? Great job on the shop. Motivates me to clean mine up.

[@ArtisanMade]

Thank you! I bought the lights on Amazon. There is a link in the description. They are nice quality lights compared to the others that I returned.

[@jwar2163]

What is you ceiling height ?

[@ArtisanMade]

about 9 1/2 feet

[@jwar2163]

@@ArtisanMade Thank you. I like your setup. My shop ceilings are also about 9 1/2 with a channel cut out in the center for I beam that I left in there when I purchased my home with the shop. Thinking of using that channel to run my dust collector main branch piping. To conceal most of it. I like your cabinets mounted up high. Leaves more floor space for large power tools.