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Bucket Storage
Bucket Storage
You can use several plastic 5-gal. buckets fitted with tough nylon tool holders to help organize your shop. When not being ...
Bucket Uses
Bucket Uses
Accessories available can turn your plastic 5-gallon buckets into handy tool carriers. Another way to put them to use is for ...
Clamp-On Storage
Clamp-On Storage
Have a rather large collection of adjustable wrenches, c-clamps or odd-shaped screw clamps laying around the workshop? You can ...
Cord Keeper
Cord Keeper
Cords for small power tools like sanders and drills can get in the way when you work on a bench. One trick to keep them from ...
Extension Cord Storage Tips
Extension Cord Storage Tips
Here’s another great tip from BobVila.com. There’s nothing more frustrating than having to detangle a mess of extension ...
Extension Cord Tangle
Extension Cord Tangle
If your extension cord gets tangled up, don't pull on the ends. Instead, gently loosen all the tighter snarls in the middle ...
Finish Your Basement
Finish Your Basement
Finishing your basement is a good way to add space and value to your home. You'll need to add a vapor barrier and insulation ...
Garage Storage Solutions
Garage Storage Solutions
Here's another great tip from BobVila.com. Commonly used as the family dumping ground, the garage is undergoing a revival ...
Garden Hose Storage
Garden Hose Storage
The best way to store a garden hose neatly is to keep it rolled up on a hose reel or hanger. But often you need to stack the ...
Glue Containers
Glue Containers
Getting black glue lines on projects? Metal containers like coffee cans can cause this problem, which occurs more often with ...
Hanging Squares
Hanging Squares
To store a carpenter's square, nail either a 13-in. or 22-in. length of tongue-and-groove flooring to your shop wall, groove ...
Hot Glue Fix
Hot Glue Fix
One problem in using older-style pegboard hooks is that they tend to pull out when the tools are removed. One way you can ...
Kitchen Tool Drawer
Kitchen Tool Drawer
You can save time around the house by having a few basic tools stashed in a kitchen drawer. Here are some of the most popular ...
Laundry Room Storage Solutions
Laundry Room Storage Solutions
Here's another great tip from BobVila.com. While washing day has come a long way since the tub and washboard, it can still ...
Less Expensive Glue
Less Expensive Glue
You can cut the cost of wood glue for workshop projects significantly by buying your glue in 1-qt. or larger containers. To ...
Manual Storage
Manual Storage
If you have manuals for tools and equipment scattered throughout your shop, basement or garage, putting them all in one place ...
Moving Tools
Moving Tools
A problem for those in northern climates is the constant hassle of moving tools from garage to basement in the fall and back ...
Optimizing Tool Storage
Optimizing Tool Storage
Imagine working on a project and having all the tools and parts you need right there. That's what you strive for when you ...
Paint Can Storage
Paint Can Storage
When you're finished with your painting project, think ahead to next time. Before storing paint cans, slip a rubber band ...
Paint Storage
Paint Storage
To prevent air from entering partially used paint cans, store them upside down after placing the top on firmly.
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