How to Build a Foldable Tool Storage System

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I love this with all the tools I have it will save me lots of room for other items.

andrew dube

Feb 19, at 12:51pm

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A great tip as alway. Thanks Ron...

Ernie White

Jan 27, at 10:17pm

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Ingenious! My husband can now be more organized very easily.

L. Hayes

Jan 27, at 11:14am

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Wow, this could be used in a tiny home for kitchen tool storage as well as in the basement for tool storage. Really great for anywhere space is at a premium. Love this idea.

auntsha_sha

Jan 27, at 10:24am

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A GREAT PROJECT, EASY TO BUILD , LOW COST
SPACE SAVER
KENNETH

KENNETH SCHUCKNECHT

Jan 27, at 10:07am

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a great project

wayne harej

Jan 27, at 9:50am

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Didn't see it closed Ron ... why?

vmj

Jan 27, at 7:00am

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What a great idea! Prettied up a bit with paint, these panels would be a super storage idea for a sewing room. Those of us who sew a lot have so many gadgets to stow and a set of panels would be the ideal way to keep everything organized. Thanks for a fine way to store almost any collection of tools in just a little space. Jan M.

Janet Mahannah

Aug 23, at 8:08am

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great idea,will try this in my garage

terry

Aug 16, at 8:53pm

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I'm going to use your tool storage folding cabinet idea in my garage. I do a lot ot work in my garage, from remodeling my kitchen and bathroom to some outside projects. Now, I need to work on some storage for all my tools and this idea will help a lot. Dixie

Dixie Shrum

Aug 16, at 8:05am

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Thanks Ron for another great idea. Having recently retired I am cleaning out and rearranging my garage / work shop. I plan on putting this idea to good use. I love your ideas and presentations. Keep it up and good luck

Charlie Wash

Aug 16, at 12:28am

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It says to view the video or read the article. All I can find is the transcript. I'll look around the site more since I want printed instructions.

Mtguy

Aug 15, at 11:38am

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Thanks for another great idea Ron, I will use the same idea in my garage but on a bigger scale, from floor to ceiling, that should cure most of my storage problems....thanks..Rich...Yorkshire ..England.

Richard

Aug 15, at 10:37am

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Good idea, but I like the word better then the video. I too am hard of hearing and didn't understand a lot of what is said.

Steve

Aug 15, at 8:12am

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Great idea. Wish I had thought of it. I will make good use of this one.

ALFRED MATURO

Aug 15, at 4:58am

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It's a very good project/idea. I have been looking for idea/project to store my fishing tacle rigs. Thanks.

Steve

Aug 14, at 2:44pm

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Where can I find written specs for this great idea?

Granny Jan

Aug 14, at 1:35pm

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It would be nice that if your video have a closed captioned because I am deaf person, I am not lip reading so I don't know what you all talk about. Hopefully you will do add it on video. Appreicated and thanks.

Lynn

Aug 14, at 1:14pm

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The old system was much better as far as being able to print out usable instructions and tips.. Video is good for a quick overview but not for details. thank you for the opportunity to comment.

Don Schaumburg

Aug 14, at 12:52pm

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Fantastic idea !

Mitch

Aug 14, at 11:57am

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I would add to Jim's comment in that some dimensional information re: spacing of cleats and panels relative to each other plus panel sizes would be useful. Otherwise a great simple easy storage system.

Azor

Aug 14, at 11:31am

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If you explained the distance between these panels I missed it.

jim

Aug 14, at 11:18am

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Another great project!! This idea will be a great space saver for me. My workspace is in a one car garage - that has to have room for the car, too.

Fran

Aug 14, at 11:03am

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That is a great idea, I am going to fabricate several in my work area, thanks a bunch.

Ernie

Aug 14, at 10:42am

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I'm hard hearing and usually don't use the video option for veiwing projects. In the pass I would use the read project option. With this new format I haven't been able to find out where to go to be able to read it. I went to the area where I can read word for word what is being said but then I can't see what they are talking about. I liked your old format better.

gary

Aug 14, at 10:25am

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As nice as this project is, I have way more "stuff". So, it occurred to me I didn't need to stop with 3 or 4 panels, and that a two foot panel could be expanded. So I have started my project with 3 of the hanging brackets and my swinging panels made of a frame and pieces of 2' X 6' pegboard. I think this wil make for lots of tool storage and using standard pegboard brackets should eliminate the need to build special tool holders Thanks, Ron, for another great and inspiring idea. You are the best..

Bob

Aug 14, at 10:08am

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this looks great and easy to do and i have just the place for it in my garage thanks for the great idea

William V Brown

Aug 14, at 8:36am

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kool . this will be good for any shop .even if you have the room you can make up to 4 ' by 8 ' panels . thats what i will be doing . if you make yours that big you will need to add a frame around the plywood .also 3/4 '' plywood would be best .

glenn

Aug 14, at 7:13am

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I can adapt this design for a garden tools storage.

Mike

Aug 14, at 1:27am

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Love this idea! I'm thinking of making it taller for my longer tools and clamps!

Susan

Aug 14, at 12:18am

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