Clever (or not?) garage organization ideas
- Thread starter mbryson
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- Vehicular limbo
OT, but how do you like the Milwaukee, Brent?
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- Bountiful, land of rocks
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I then taped up the cord. The charger doesn't stay plugged in all the time although it could because the outlet is on a timer. However, my phone is the item most being charged so I will only plug the charger in when I need it.
Here's the link. It's pretty long, though. I could transfer the pages over without the extra commentary and it'd be much more tolerable to read.
Ha! I like that thread!
The timer things on the electrical outlet....spill the beans about that. That could be really handy! There was a thread on PBB at least 10 years ago about a guy's garage burning down due to his charging drill getting hot enough to catch fire. Insurance covered his house but he lost EVERYTHING in the garage that wasn't house related. Had a NICE buggy or built rig that was 100% not covered along with some other stuff.
(http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/general-4x4-discussion/501704-what-still-good-fire-damage-2.html and http://www.pirate4x4.com/forum/general-chit-chat/501168-what-happened-keith-s.html )
Don't know the guy at all but that'd really suck and could happen to anyone of us (Seth and Kurt are probably the only ones of us that can really relate to my knowledge?)
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glockman
I hate Jeep trucks
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- Pleasant Grove
Here are a few of my tricks. All stolen from the Internet.
CD rack for screw drivers.
And for wrenches.
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CD rack for screw drivers.
And for wrenches.
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I'm not good at organizing stuff, so I can't be much help in this thread...but one thing that has made a nice functional difference for me, is mounting a power strip under the front edge of my workbench. That way any power tool I use doesn't have the cord stretched across my work space.
I just used one of these: http://www.harborfreight.com/12-outlet-super-power-strip-96737.html
I just used one of these: http://www.harborfreight.com/12-outlet-super-power-strip-96737.html
Pile of parts
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- South Jordan
Easy! Just knock on Carl's door. If he doesn't answer, take his.
Too soon? Glad you got your trailer back!
- Location
- Grantsville, Utah
Easy! Just knock on Carl's door. If he doesn't answer, take his.
Too soon? Glad you got your trailer back!
Damnit! I just choked on my lunch!
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- Grantsville, Utah
I've got two M12 drills and a baby sawzall. I freakin love those suckers. I've had the first drill for about 4 years now, and it's probably my most often used tool. I want a M12 jacket, now.
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- Vehicular limbo
One more hijack and then I swear I'm done, would you guys trust the juice in your M12s to power a right angle impact driver, or go for the M18?
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- The Village of Kay
I have the M18 right angle impact and it's awesome. It doesn't have as much torque as an air ratchet, but there are times it is definitely the right tool for the job! If you have M18 tools already, it's a no brainer. I have an M12 driver (non impact) that I've had for 10 or so years. It is my go to driver for small jobs. I also have the M12 oscillating tool. That is a cool little tool! I'm a big fan of Milwaukee tools. They have treated me right the last 10 years.
anderson750
I'm working on it Rose
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- Price, Utah
90% finished with the expansion of the racing loft. Just need to do a cap/rail on the wall.
anderson750
I'm working on it Rose
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- Price, Utah
I thought about doing something with the door opener. Since it is mainly storage I don't think it will be too much of a problem. Time will tell.
Tonkaman
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- West Jordan
Oh wow that is SO cool!
sawtooth4x4
Totally Awesome
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- Land of East Laytonshire
I love my Milwaukee impact tools.
I've had the impact ratchet for 7 years. The small impact for 4 years and the 1/2 impact for about a year.
I use them all the time. They save so much time.
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I've had the impact ratchet for 7 years. The small impact for 4 years and the 1/2 impact for about a year.
I use them all the time. They save so much time.
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sawtooth4x4
Totally Awesome
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- Land of East Laytonshire
Hey that thermometer looks familiar. Lol
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- Location
- Draper, UT
After seeing all the unfinished block and unfinished drywall, I'd say the first thing is to paint it all bright white to maximize visibility. It will definitely help make the most of your shop lights.
I have a commercial airless sprayer to help in that department.
I can't say enough good things about LED shop lights, either.
I have a commercial airless sprayer to help in that department.
I can't say enough good things about LED shop lights, either.
Tonkaman
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- West Jordan
After seeing all the unfinished block and unfinished drywall, I'd say the first thing is to paint it all bright white to maximize visibility. It will definitely help make the most of your shop lights.
I have a commercial airless sprayer to help in that department.
I can't say enough good things about LED shop lights, either.
It really is amazing how much white help to brighten up a space. It also seems to help give a clean backdrop to eliminate the sense of clutter.
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- Vehicular limbo
I threw some of those Costco LED bulbs into my fixtures, easily a 300% percent improvement in light. And not too white either, it's a good daylight hue.
- Location
- Draper, UT
Lets not forget a wired internet connection, cheapo computer, old stereo, and garage sale speakers for streaming audio.