Quick And Easy French Cleat Hardware Bins
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- Today we’re making quick and easy hardware bins and taking full advantage of the French cleat system. These are a great way to use up 1/2 inch scrap plywood in the shop and maximize your shop organization. I have several of these and use them almost daily to efficiently move hardware around the shop and optimize my work flow.
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Quick, easy, and cheap! My kind of upgrade! Let me know if you make these and how they turn out!!
Talk bout quick n easy. I like the simplicity, no fancy tools, no awful music, loud machines, not having ur mug on the camera 80% of the video, skipping over important parts of the making process, not having other peeps on the video or pets, talking bout urself for the first 2 min, 3 min well edited video, done! 👍
Just AWESOME. I am 42 YOUNG😎 man who just began his woodworking journey (side note, i wish i started 32 years earlier, i am absolutely in love with this craft) So my 1st project is a 50 x 30 french cleat board (which i just finishef putting up) to organize my tools/toys😉 and i just found my 1st holder project. Thanks again to you brtha. Wish you & your loved ones safety n blessings & continued success in ALL aspects of life👍🏼👊🏼
I see myself making these. I see myself hanging these on my work bench. I see myself smiling. I see myself walking around my bench and knocking it all to the floor and cussing for 15 minutes while I pick up all my screws.
Haha! I’m dying! I haven’t had that problem yet but I’m sure I will now.
Yeah I'm a bit clumsy sometimes
2 words... Shop Magnet cuz well I've spilled my fair share of screws and nails.
Thank you Inspire Woodcraft for introducing me to this simple and yet awesome organization system.
Something that would go well with this is a rolling cart with room for tools and french cleats where you can grab bins with the fasteners and other parts you want, hang them on the cart, and wheel it to where you are working.
Nice build, what i do to get small or sometimes sharp items from the bottom of the smaller chubby holes is to reach in with a pair of needle nose pliers, MUCH easier,faster and lest aggravating for small or deep containers . So keep a pair within easy reach of your storage bins.
Good idea! Thanks!
I finally got the materials for making the cauls all together, its been a while now lol. As soon as it gets a little warmer im going out to make them😎 i like the french cleat tray set up👌
Hey sometimes things take a while. Yeah I'm missing the warmth too but I also know as soon as it warms up it will get too HOT!
I tried open containers and I hate the dust collecting in there. Now I just keep them in the original box and put them all on shelves that are the same depth as the box size
This is an awesome design. I bought some cheap plastic bins but they aren't the easiest to put on the rack. I'm definitely going to make some now. Thanks for the video!
nice. simple idea done well. money saver too.
A simple but yet cleaver solution for organisation. Nice build!
I could need some of those in my shop.
Thank you! I use these almost every day and love them.
I couldn't find the miter-saw-friendly version of the design. I'll try to figure it out. Thanks for the project - my garage needs these.
Yeah I was looking for that too. But being it's just a straight cut I could probably use a mitre saw or even table saw to do this.
@@SirJer You're absolutely right. I'm glad you made this comment, I'd forgotten about this video. I might be making some French cleats, finally. These would be perfect for me, still.
Nice project. Looks nice and clean. Organized.
Thanks! Those are some of my favorite words. 👍🏻
Love this system, great to keep shop organized!! Thanks for the video! Keep up the good work!
Thanks for showing how and sharing that
Smart storage solution!
Thanks! I love these things!
Nice looks good. May have to try to make some myself
Epoxy your garage floor. Will make clean up, especially liquids, super easy.
It's definitely in the future!
Does the spray activator speed up wood glue dry time also?
Thanks for sharing
Awesome! What’s in the spray?
Are you using half inch ply for these?
Video quality is on point, good job
Really appreciate that! I'm trying to settle in and find my groove. Thank you!
Ottima idea! La copio di sicuro!😁
Neat!
What is the spacing and dimensions of your French cleats on the wall? Would you change it at all? I'm considering doing an entire wall of them in my shop, but can't make a decision.
I believe my cleats are 2-1/2” tall and are spaced pretty close to that. I haven’t really found anything I would change about what I’ve done so far. I think the biggest thing is to make a bunch at one time, even if you don’t install them all right away. At least then you have them down the road and you can space them farther apart if you want now, and fill in the gaps later if you feel the need. Inevitably there will be some sections that get covered up or unused, but that will change when you decide to relocate some things.
Awesome, thanks man. Keep up the good work. Your content is great.
What did you spray on the back before gluing the final piece?
I didn't rewatch the video, but I am going to say it was probably CA glue (superglue) accelerator. I use it SO MUCH in the shop! I'll be doing a video very soon about that because a lot of people have asked about that as well in other videos.
What is that spray at 2.02" ? Thanks.
It's a CA glue accelerant. It speeds up the cure time of "superglue" and works really well for setting parts together. There's a link in the description that should take you to Starbond's website and you can check it out!
Looks really good. New subscriber and I was wondering what editing software are you using and if you're happy with it. Thanks and stay sharp.
Hey thanks for the sub! I’m really glad you asked this. I would like to incorporate the actual making of videos into this channel at some point. I use Adobe Premiere Pro, and I absolutely love it. If you look through my videos in order, previous to the “transitions” video I was using iMovie because it was free and I was completely uneducated with video editing. I maxed out its capacity to the point that it seized up on me and I dove into Premiere. The learning curve was not as bad as I though although obviously it is on a whole other level compared to iMovie. What I like the most is how much support there is for it. Whenever I have any question, a quick CZcams or Google search brings up the answer and I keep working. It’s been perfect for me.
The wood shop is so small that these are overkill for me. The bike shop side though... hmmm... Thanks!
The good thing is you could make them however big you wanted to suit your needs.
@@InspireWoodcraft Maybe I could make them large enough to hold each bike! Nah. That is pushing it. 😜
Great video. Where is the new intro though
I shortened it. I have mixed feelings about having a three-minute video with a 14-second intro. Math...