Simple way to easily ORGANIZE YOUR SHOP with 3 rolls of tape!

[@dennisstahlman135]

Hope all is well with you and yours. Your Chanel is one of my favorites.

[@wam2b]

Hey dude. I'm strugging, too. I hope you''re doing well. And, I love your creativity and insight. You're a sparkler, brother. Nurture your light and enjoy yourself. Every one of your videos have been a real treat for me. Peace.

[@TomBuskey]

I have a tool belt (others have shop aprons) with my pencils, 6" double square, marking knife, tape measure and other items. If its not in my hand, it's in the pouch. No putting on the bench. Make putting things away as easy as getting them out and focus on not leaving them out until it's a habit.

[@MinBlick]

That outro, I am not even mad. I am impressed. Solid tips. I can't really say why but you are just so Easy to connect with in your videos. That is the strength of this channel for me. I feel like we are having a conversation that will help me.

[@Craftswright]

I appreciate that, quite a bit. A lot actually. That makes me think I'm doing something right and gives me a little kick in the pants to keep going down the path (or style type) that I'm on. Thank you MiniBlick and cheers!

[@Anglesandacid]

@@Craftswright I concur with MinBlick wholeheartedly. You speak to camera so well that you could be talking about mowing grass for all I care and I'd still click and listen :)

[@bruckusmc126]

Completely agree about connecting to your like minded audience, especially myself.

[@kristerlile4627]

Loving these videos. Hope there are more to come. Keep up the great work.

[@charlescallis6686]

Best video i've viewed in a while! Subscribed! I built a great 12'x20' shop years ago and loved it. Then we had twin girls... Our girls are incredible and they turn 6 soon but my shop is now a huge over-cluttered junk drawer and i've been putting off the big purge for a while. I'm starting to get some of my time back now and I can't wait to implement your advice. I know i'll be overwhelmed, but onward! Thanks!

[@Aircool212]

Years in the RAF has taught me to be extremely tidy and organised. However, as I was building and fitting my workshop, stuff started to appear out of nowhere. Some of it wasn't even mine! After several days of grumbling and barking, even the wife daren't store (dump) stuff in the workshop anymore. Once you've binned all your items, it's so much easier to to create a nice, clean workflow. Gratz for getting your 'shop sorted.

[@justajoe1]

I feel better now. I'm going through the same thing. Taking a break is the one most important thing you can do. I also started to take quick progress pictures to remind myself how far I've come and that overcomes the feeling that you are hopelessly lost and not making any progress. It takes time and is never even close to your most worst case estimate, it is much longer. So I go easy on myself, because if you don't you will give up and end up right back where you started. Thanks for showing us we are not alone.

[@MrTapanes]

What a timely vid! Have been on a somewhat similar shop reorganization over the past 6 months or so. It really can be a huge motivation killer when I think about just how much more I have left to do. Personally, for me, I find breaking it up into separate chunks/projects divided by an actual productive project (building a new stool or end table or even a picture frame) helps keep me moving. I would love to hear about your reasons for getting rid of the cabinets and workbench. I've found drawers and cabinets are often places things go to die and flat spaces collect debris, but I need a workbench/assembly table, etc.. Anyway, as always, enjoying the content, keep up the great work.

[@Craftswright]

You're spot on about needing to take things in chunks, as well as drawers being places things go to die. Recently I heard "drawers tell lies" and I've fallen in love with that mindset because it's often too true; drawers just become dumping grounds that make you THINK you've got things straight....until you open one lol

[@kevinthomson6324]

Like many others have thought…. What were you doing in my garage shooting video? I clicked subscribe as soon as you said the quote “Nothing changes if nothing changes” That’s almost motivated me to get off the couch and that’s saying a lot. I’ve had this problem for years where I’ll be walking down the isle and see something on sale I could use for a future project and pick it up….I swear I’ve bought supplies to make a spice rack 3 times over….. I started last weekend organizing my shop after picking up a new used toolbox. Put a couple dozen items up for sale in one afternoon and filled a couple garbage bags with dust covered items. The thickness of dust is the indicator for me on what stays and what goes.

[@MCsCreations]

That's a brilliant idea, dude! Fantastic! 😃 Thanks a lot for the tips!!! Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@Craftswright]

You as well MC, always great to hear from you!

[@budlloyd3127]

I'm really looking forward to more videos from you! I hope you keep making them!!

[@daytoncrouch49]

Thank you so much for making this video. I'm going through this right now. To make things worse, most of the tools were either my grandfather's or my father's tools. I am stealing the "Nothing Changes" line. One I finally convinced myself of, is that my dad wouldn't have given me anything that would make my life harder. He was also of the idea that everything is for sale, so that has helped let stuff go. Nice job. I too have found that if you just do "one thing", you can feel good about the day.

[@thepxlninja]

Your little sit down talk was pleasantly honest, more creators could stand to be that real with their audience.

[@steveschultz300]

OMG!!!! When did you look in my garage!?!?!? If I had known you were going to be here; I would have offered you a sweet tea or a brisket sandwich or summtin!??!!? My answer to the "need" question has always been; YES....I just need to build another storage unit....

[@Craftswright]

Hahaha that's the age-old problem isn't it? "Of course I need this....I just need a bigger shop too!" 😂 Cheers Steve, and next time I'm in your shop I'll take you up on that tea and brisket!

[@kz.irudimen]

I 100% agree on the "if you're hesitating, you can probably get rid of it". I've never regretted getting rid of something either. And I 100000% agree on not forcing it on others, it's just not possible and it'll only make things worse. I've tried it, and if someone doesn't want to declutter for themself first, they won't do it. You can only hope they come to it eventually like you said.

[@Craftswright]

Bingo. I learned the "keep your mouth shut" tip the hard, very hard, way. Not to mention its kind of stressful taking responsibility not only for your own clutter/waste, but trying to take pseudo-responsibility for someone else's! Ain't nobody got time for that! lol

[@kz.irudimen]

@@Craftswright And you can never assume what stuff someone else will want to keep or absolutely not care about, it's quite funny actually. We've been clearing stuff out at home with my brother and my dad, and for some of the stuff someone will say "of course we're giving that away" and the other will say "we will never ever give that way WTF are you on about". So yeah, don't assume what others care or don't care about is great advice :)

[@biot2156]

I have quite a cluttered work area/room but I know where everything is. As soon as someone else starts "cleaning" or "straightening" I can't find ANYTHING! My wife picks things up and tries to "logic me" into discarding everything. Until *I* decide I don't need it, I do!

[@cedartreeworkshop]

Hey, fellow Oregon woodworker - where did you disappear off to? I've been looking forward to seeing your next video!

[@kiaya007]

Great video and what a wonderful "change". Honestly most woodworking vids are so run of the mill that i kinda go to la la land as im watching them and my attention isn't focused like it needs to be so thank you for that. I feel inspired now to go out to my shop and "git her done" XD I have a double lock up garage that has no power running to it so i have to run extension cords from the house to it just to use my power tools. As you can imagine this is a real pain in the a** as i have to pull my shop tools outside (because of all the things stored from living here over the last 17yrs) do my work and then put it all back in there again when I'm done. So this system is awesome and i will be using it to sort my shop and clear out loads of useless things not needed. Thanks very much. New sub and liked :D Looks like a big boys bin is in my future.

[@BearWoodWorkshop]

i am in that process now! Your timing for this content was perfect for me!!

[@Craftswright]

Hahah perfect!

[@Mcphilsmith]

Paul Akers lays it out very simply. The hard part is doing it and sticking with it. I’m in the same messy boat now and know better. I like the tape approach.

[@jimh472]

Is it wrong that 9:17 is as fulfilling as any build video I have ever watched? Big thanks for 18+ minutes of free hoarder therapy.

[@jimjames6287]

First of all, don't stop making videos. You're doing a great job and you have what it takes to take it as far as you want. Secondly, stop treating this as a hobby. Like I said, you have what it takes, so you should really dive into it full force, instead of treating it as a side thing. Finally, thank you so much for that motto. Nothing changes if nothing changes. That's such an excellent way to look at things and it hit me for some reason today when watching your video. I have no idea why, but it just clicked with me, so thank you. Keep up the great work.

[@Cyan2002]

We've been purging in our basement and we created a purgatory pile as well. Things that we might be sentimentally or otherwise attached to that we just can't make a decision on yet. Always great to see a load of stuff headed to *charity of choice*.

[@Craftswright]

That just has such a better ring to it, "Purgatory Pile", than "over there in the yellow section" haha well played!

[@ryderscustomcreations3665]

Great video. I’m in the same boat right now. Getting rid of a lot of what I’ve accumulated since starting this hobby. I want my shop to be the most comfortable place it can be, and organization is necessary.

[@stevesnelling7615]

Inspiratioal. I started building stuff for my rehearsal and recording spaces. Novice, but already, the clutter! Your vid helps light a fire for both my shop AND my music. Nothing changes if nothing changes.

[@just-dl]

Man, you got me between the eyes. My daughter was helping me clean up my shop area (which is almost an “enclosed space” by osha standards!) earlier today...and we threw in the towel in frustration. But, then I watched this video. While Im not anywhere near done, I redoubled my efforts and at least I can reach my lathe! So, thank you! A thousand thanks. And my daughter, who’s itching to get her hands on the lathe, thanks you! And my wife,...well she’s muttering something about “all the interfering little....” Um, in her own way, she thanks you, too! 😳 All the best!!!

[@Natalieforpope]

Well that was the most helpful video I've seen in a long time! Thanks so much.

[@dragonflytoo]

Perfect timing! Re-organizing my shop yet again!

[@davidfederinko2428]

GREAT video!!! Thank you!! I have a lot of work to do, and with your suggestions I will get it done! FINALLY!!

[@SoggyBottomForgeJoe]

This video came at the right time for me, I've been trying to straighten up my forge for over a month now. I just couldn't seem to get motivated to get out there and get to it, thinking about how much there was to do. So I go out there with the plan to go threw one totem. Then if I feel like I can handle more, I grab another tote. I really like the tape idea. I think I'll be implementing that the next time I go out. Thanks for sharing! 👍⚒🔥

[@zefrogi]

Yes. Always make a video. I've found you today and you're great. Keep going bro.

[@toiyabe_effect]

If you have the wall space, I have a technique for managing many, many projects that in some cases can go on for years. For my work, every idea I ever have is assigned a project name (from a randomly generated list, it can be pretty interesting) and a category as a mechanism to capture the idea. Each project gets a directory on our NAS and usually gets a folder in a file cabinet full of project files. Many also get a cardboard Uline bin with a label where I can keep physical items for the project. Everything related to the project, materials, prototypes, specifications, documents, special tools, digital files, photographs, etc, goes into the directory, folder or bin (or all of them). That way I can always find everything I have ever done regarding that project, often years later. It's always easy to find, and I don't mind keeping it around since it's not in the way. Some years ago I applied this same technique to personal projects. Every idea I have about anything, whether it's work-related or not, gets a project name, a NAS directory and often a bin. I have a lot of bins. They cover most of one ten foot wall on maybe half a dozen shelves in a closet in my office. A ten foot wall might seem like a lot, but really it isn't so much for a lot of people. And this has been going on for 15 years. BTW, if you had, 11 years ago, sold a 1966 Malibu convertible you'd had since 1997 because it was taking up too much space, you wouldn't be so enthusiastic about #4.

[@GraemePayne1967Marine]

Reminds me of life before i retired - teaching people about the 5S system. And I also am guilty of not applying that to my own shop. My improvement starts tomorrow ... or next week ... well, sometime really soon !

[@SeanDoesThings13]

I really enjoyed this video and it has inspired me to get back to the shop cleanup project I started six months ago! Thanks!

[@David.M.]

Yes I had to create a woodshop on a 12x15 basement. I sorted my tools to decide how many Phillips screwdrivers do I really need. I put all of the extra tools in a toolbox and set it aside. I have yet to take a tool out of it. Great videos, thanks

[@Ashdad99]

Big shops that are dedicated to just be a shop don't even look cluttered when they are. Little shops like most people have usually share space with loved ones stuff and that makes it harder. Its like an ebb and flow of clean and cluttered. Mines somewhere in the middle right now and this video might just shove me in the clean direction. Keep up the good work. Good content

[@Craftswright]

It's a daily struggle, but one worth struggling with I think. I've noticed when my shop is cleaner I'm not only happier but more productive. How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time lol Thanks for the kind words Chris and you keep up the good work as well! Work hard to make it easy :)

[@ProfessorHumblesDelusions]

Great video. My personal issue is that I have too many interests and each interest has a wealth of paraphernalia. Your message has reinvigorated my plan to organize my approach to what is important and necessary. Thx

[@toonybrain]

I struggle with the same “love of everything.” And indeed, each has its own paraphernalia. But unlike many here, I’ve often disposed of something and later have come to need it, then purchased it again for twice the price or, worse yet, found it had been discontinued.

[@toonybrain]

My biggest collection in my shop is wood scraps separated into ply, MDF, and wood. But It’s funny how often I dig through this cache to find the right piece for a jig or whatever. Additionally, I have my stacks of maple, oak, and pine boards, crown mounding, plywood sheets, sheetrock, and cement board (I’m renovating a house). I could free up 50% of my space if I had a wood-storage shed or other solution.

[@Sebastopolmark]

This video IS motivating. I am in the same boat as you, I have a 3 car garage and one bay is my (almost) workshop AND a storage for my motorcycle. Space is critical and orginazation is my problem. I like the 3 tape method and clutter is more mental than physical. Thanks and Carpe Diem! !! !!!

[@Craftswright]

Glad I could be of some help to you! Also a little jealous about the amount of potential space you have there... lol

[@mipakr]

Just found your videos today. Saw Scotch had a combo pack of red green and yellow tape. Excellent videos. Thank you for the effort you put in to these.

[@marvthecarpenter]

I would love to see a follow up video on further organization, AND the video on why things got hit with the red. Also do you have a vid or plans for those tall plywood cabinets on wheels? Thanks for the hard work, but also for putting yourself out there like that.

[@Johadart]

Wow, you’ve inspired me to get into my shed, and rid myself of useless things, I kept cause I thought I would use one day, but when I look at them, they have dust 3” thick on them, obviously I have ant looked for or needed to use it.. Thankyou Big clean up on its way.. cheers 🍻

[@ashiesmum]

Lovely 19 minutes spent not clearing my workshop and not feeling guilty :) What a great video.

[@patrickcreamer9947]

Very well done. I suffer from the inaction due to wanting it perfect and then start another project and don’t finish it. You nailed this whole thing! Thanks for posting!

[@jimh472]

Perfection is the enemy of the good.

[@madcacher1119]

You come across as one of the most authentic, honest craftspersons on The YahToob. Thanks, you.

[@terryk3118]

Maybe this will get me off the fence. Looking forward to the follow-up video.

[@stephan1906]

I´m from Europe. I feel comfortable in your workspace. Especially after cleaning up. ;-) Good job mate! I really enjoy your channel. It´s great!

[@brianwhitelaw3298]

Great advice. Love the mechanic's quote. Keep up the great work. 😁

[@pierrerousseau8770]

very good video, extremely informative. Thank you

[@Beau_Beau_Fett]

Great idea! It looks similar to color-coded kanbans for cleaning up. Super good idea I need to try it out. I'm trying to set a $ and time threshold for keep/donate as well. So far if it takes less than $15 and less than two days to get I can probably do without having it on hand. I only do hobby stuff so that threshold keeps my scrap hoarding down and works for me (results for others may vary haha.)

[@Craftswright]

I like that time and $ threshold a lot, Beau, that's a good one to add to the tips! And you're right, this was heavily inspired by Lean 3s and the Toyota Way

[@richarddebeer2247]

THANK YOU, I needed this motivation.

[@Craftswright]

You are so welcome!

[@thehangardesigns]

Definitely interested in more insight on your thought process! In the same "lull" right now....

[@Craftswright]

Thanks for the feedback Daniel!

[@felixreali7101]

very handy tips. thanks for sharing

[@rantube104]

Good thinking! I enjoyed watching along.

[@Kami8705]

I would also say split up the area into smaller units to organize. As you organize one, put stuff in the general location it goes if you haven't organized that area yet(i.e. drill bits go by the drills or drill press) and you can organize them when you get to that section. If I try to do it all at once, I find the drill bit, go to put it away, try to organize the drill bits,and go off on tangents and don't actually get any one area organized

[@leiferickson3183]

Nice. I am going to do this.

[@unfi6798]

And then.. again it is as always a great presentation. As you say nothing changes if nothing changes.! As long as YOU don't change mate. We love you like the crazy mad you that you are. YOU do a great entertaining show. Tool Time don't even come close. Cheers mate. Greetings from Australia. Stay safe. Wear a mask.!!

[@Craftswright]

Aw thanks Unfi! If I do change, I'll try and make sure it's a good/healthy one at least, how about that? I appreciate the kind words, cheers from the North!

[@morrisonsusan]

Please let me know about your work bench: is it stable enough to joint boards with a hand plane and where are the plans? Thanks

[@anneoreilly4900]

Great video and yes why is that workbench leaving your shop.

[@ianwatters5613]

Great video !, just wondering did u do a video or have plans for the wheeled plywood storage cupboard…. thingies , that clip together , appear at abou 8-9 mins in …[ is thingie even a real word 🤔] PS maybe u need a bigger shop 😉

[@scottpenman1595]

How do you like the tall storage cabinets (one has the alphabet on the side) on wheels? I have been considering building for storage in my little shop.

[@blackhorse2947]

Looks like my shop presently. About the same situation, 99 degree with heat index 105+ here in Okla. Good luck with yours….

[@kz.irudimen]

Videos like this one make me realize I might be a little OCD about questions like this. Almost everything has an assigned spot in my shop and that's where it *always* goes ahah

[@Craftswright]

I'm sloooooooowly either becoming slightly OCD, or slooooooooowly coming to grips with my repressed OCD.... can't tell quite yet 🤷‍♂️😂

[@Samtzu]

Yup.... me too. I try to always put items back where they belong so I can find them in the future..... that is, if can remember where they belong....

[@rpavlik1]

We all aspire to this.

[@wiseoldfool]

@@Samtzu It may seem a bit OCD, but it sure beats the crap out of spending time searching for something when you want to be doing stuff! It didn't come naturally to me, but the time and effort has paid off by much less frustration.

[@kz.irudimen]

@@wiseoldfool Exactly, and it's also easier to clean up. I don't have to think about where things go if almost everything has an assigned spot :)

[@ronbaker1280]

Very great video! Thank you.

[@upnorthoffcuts929]

Did you not do a video on this topic of shop organization in the past? I thought you did. Regardless of how long you are in the shop spend 30 minutes of that time doing something for the shop. If you don't plan on doing anything in the shop that day spend 30 minutes in the shop doing something for the shop. Even 15 minutes. Consider using more of your wall space and overhead space for larger items. I am going to consider using the color coded method soon but I can't see myself tossing out things I will need in the future. But I think it will help with some stuff. Your shop looked like mine did today. I suddenly got stuck putting my smoker in my shop for repairs after a project and after three weeks of not being able to have room to fart in the damn thing I got the components in for the smoker and now I can get back out there and tackle it again. Thanks for the video and keep up the great work. I'm always looking forward to your content.

[@slatsgrobneck7515]

Sorting will be easier for me I think. Everything I use regularly is on the floor.... because the shelves are taken up with junk that I don't use. In other words, I can't even get to the shelves because of the stuff on the floor. My problem is getting started...... it is a real sheeet show out there! Thanks for the great video

[@mikeweddleton2489]

Great channel! Thanks for the video and tips. What's the story with the work bench and cabinets?

[@reymalaret9664]

I’m just working on that and I think that now I’ll go back to my garage/apprentice shop and start all over. There are few things on the eventually Yes/No list that is getting a big NO. Thanks

[@Craftswright]

You're welcome Rey, one piece at a time!

[@maciejsaganowski256]

dude, you’re pretty stoked!🎉

[@conormcswiney935]

Very good. You have a wonderful philosophy regarding your work process. Have you ever read Zen and the art of MM?

[@smu1129]

Brilliant video! Keith's Test Garage did a great video about organization in the shop, maybe worth checking out.

[@Craftswright]

I will check it out

[@BlueMurphy]

I've replaced the "will I use it eventually" with "what will I use this for". If I can't picture myself using it in a very real mental image, it goes to the red pile.

[@Craftswright]

That’s a good one too, I dig it! Something I forgot to add was when trying to figure out if I should keep or sell something is to ask myself, “would I drive 20 minutes and pay full price for this thing? Half price?” If not, GONE!

[@thorjohnson5237]

​@@Craftswright Ze weird thing is I have lots of "interests".. and that has resulted in no end of clutter. Myself, I have some woodworking tools, 4x8 CNC router, 3d printer, metal tools, electronics bits. My dad has just passed and... now I'm trying to figure out what to do with - Metal melting/casting setup (from coleman stoves to vacuum casters) - Blacksmithing setup (anvils, burners, vises, oh my) - Stained Glass - Clay/porcelein/ceramics ([un]luckily I stink at art, so... red] - Gunsmithing - Wood Carving - Swordsmithing - Luthier [yeah, it took me 3 years to play some bass. sheesh. but it makes me happy] ... And I've done "just a bit" in each piece (3d print an emergency brake bracket for my car, lost-pla cast to aluminum / carve [ick, art doesn't so much] a pommel in wax and cast in pewter, etc)... but ? So many "nifty projects someday; I'll get around to them..."

[@wiseoldfool]

Good process!

[@williamweatherall8333]

Nice! A fellow moravian workbench user! edit: lol at the bandsaw sign

[@morrisonsusan]

still want some guidance about building that Moravian workbench. Please respond. Thanks

[@keithbryan8432]

HELP! Please keep going. I really need more information, inspiration and kick in the butt.

[@annieltitus]

Thanks for being real..

[@Craftswright]

I try my best 😊

[@sofiatrincao4093]

Great Thanks!

[@bruckusmc126]

I have put a decent effort into organizing and purging but only about halfway complete. Truly being honest with myself is the other half of the battle, specifically, getting rid of stuff I will probably never use.

[@sovREVERE]

Nothing changes if nothing changes!

[@richardflorence3927]

Shop decluttering should be an annual event... usually around the time of the wife wanting to do a yard sale... Also good rules of thumb... if it goes to yard sale and doesn't sell, it don't go back. You wanted to get rid of it anyway. Dont get sentimental on price when it doesn't sell for what you wanted. It's only worth what someone else thinks it is. At the end of yard sales, everything goes to charity of your choice. Rehab centers are a good place too.

[@francisrizzo1529]

"Dammit, my legs..." Hahaha, you were about 30 seconds into that 3 minute pose and I thought "did this guy play catcher for college/high school baseball team? My knees are starting to hurt just watching this..."

[@Simtar123]

Well...you made me clean my room. 🙃

[@WKBHB]

I want to see what’s in your drawers. (The Husky toolcart you perv) Your clutter is child’s play compared to mine but I’ve got decades of experience on you. I bought the Yukon 9 drawer like yours and the 1 drawer 2 door cabinet

[@WKBHB]

I feel like I’ve begun the change but they’ve been sitting side by side a week and nothing’s happened except I’ve lost more floor space! What do you consider important enough to occupy your Husky?

[@bradleytuckwell4854]

I like it great way to organise but I do have one problem I have trouble throwing stuff out I always think maybe I might use it one-day who knows

[@richmaldo9254]

Thx Bro. Working for me

[@LeighHart]

When can you do my shop? Next Saturday works for me. 🤪

[@Craftswright]

I'll try and pencil you in Leigh hahaha

[@oafkad]

"God damn my legs." Relatable.

[@rpavlik1]

Good stuff! I enjoyed the 6.25mm of dust 😁 the detail of using colored tape for the three piles is a nice idea I haven't heard before. I am curious why the workbench and cabinet are going... "Milk was a bad choice..."

[@jbfabrocks]

I have tried to tackle this several times over the years, I've realized my problem is that perfection is the enemy of progress. I always get stuck in this rut of "I'd like to build this storage shelf (etc.) here to organize these things. But if I'm going to do that I should insulate, sheet, paint, etc. that section of wall. Before long a simple organization leads to a project I am simply unable to fund, so I give up. Now that I know that, I guess I need to find some way to power through it. lol

[@mikeandrews1508]

I have been trying to get rid of stuff for years my question to you is, "where have you put the stuff you moved? (in the house, shed)" I do not have anywhere to move stuff to I would like to paint the floor walls and put french cleats up etc.

[@kevinengland8209]

I missed the last part of that closing, I guess I'll just have to use my imagination !! Nice Videos !! Good Times !!!

[@la77y8]

Inspirational! I've moved out 50 years of crap. Stuff had even been in storage for god's sake. Now help me kill off the Flat Surface Gremlins. They leave stuff everywhere!

[@nerknerk8834]

How do you eat an elephant? One bite at a time! I just purged wood scraps from 30 years ago this week and it felt great.

[@anneoreilly4900]

Yellow bananas!

[@glenschumannGlensWorkshop]

Thanks.

[@11941leechie]

I got rid of a vacuum press from framing business that is needed in a new venture not in framing

[@timothyvanderschultzen9640]

I organize via the 3 piles method.

[@Craftswright]

I dig it 💪

[@bobd.]

00:06 I see you're not the only one who has to jab themselves to tension the bandsaw blade.

[@trailfreekgarage]

Just found this channel. Anyone know what happened? Hasnt posted in awhile. Enjoyed the vids so far.

[@BillCoale]

Thank you for this video, it's just what I needed! And yes, I'm honestly perplexed by why you would "red tag" the rolling cabinets and that drool-worthy bench. Also: as far as your tagline ending is concerned, you should keep it the way it was. "Keep up the good work" wasn't coined by The Essential Craftsman. His is one of my other favorite channels and I guarantee you he'd be among the first to point that out. In fact, I strongly suspect he'd have a few choice words to say about how unproductive a criticism like that is.