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Chemical Storage & Main Tool Chest

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What happens here

A recycled kitchen cabinet is repurposed for storing various chemicals, stains, and paints, demonstrating a basic attempt at 'Set in Order'. The presenter acknowledges that a chemical-safe metal cabinet would be a more appropriate and safer storage solution. His main Husky tool chest, referred to as the 'King of the Castle', houses a comprehensive collection of hand tools, including measuring tools, sockets, screwdrivers, and wrenches. Although not perfectly categorized in every drawer, it provides a centralized location for all essential hand tools, minimizing time spent searching (Muda of Motion and Waiting).

Goal: A wall-mounted cabinet stores chemicals, paints, and stains, while a large Husky tool chest acts as the 'King of the Castle' for general hand tools. This ensures proper 'Set in Order' and 'Visual Management', though the presenter notes the need for a safer, purpose-built chemical cabinet for improved 'Safety' and 'Standardization'.

Tools and materials

  • Husky Tool Chest
  • Wall-mounted Cabinet

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like i'm thirsty or something moving right along here uh this is a cabinet that was used in our house before we did the demo work on it i just took the doors off and just keeping all of the chemicals all the stains and paints in here i don't think this is the right setup anybody should have the idea of the cabinet is great but i think what's probably a safer bet is to get a chemical metal uh safety cabinet that if in case something catches on fire it's not going to burn your house down so the the the chemically safe kept out what are they called i don't know anywho you know what i'm talking about oh this is a really actually nifty little thing nifty i don't even talk like that why would i even say it uh this is a very helpful piece of organization is to whatever the tool is next to have the jigs and the attachments that will be used for that tool so you're not running around your shop looking for it so for example dado blades for my table saw here the data blade insert there i have my push uh jigs that i'll need for it the miter setup angle finder is really helpful if it's just kind of in proximity of everything all right so right here we have basically the king of the castle this is the toolbox this is where everything basically gets kept we have either measuring leveling stuff we have sockets we have screwdrivers we have wrenches i mean everything a toolbox would have it's here a lot of miscellaneous things are at the bottom i don't have a perfect system for this but it definitely has a place for everything all right moving on to the rest side of the garage now we all know we share

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