Adam Savage's One Day Builds: Wire Storage Solution!

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Adam tackles a shop shelf build that he's been putting off for a long time--finally reorganizing his loose wire storage that sits above his Sortimo hardware boxes. It's a chance for him to implement his philosophy for a storage system that houses and dispenses rolls of wire--that doesn't mount the spools along a dowel. As you'll see, it's a solution that's as elegant as it is satisfying!
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Kommentarer

Hakeem Hasworth - Dag siden

Please enable captions!!!!

tchevrier - 3 dager siden

hmmm. To be honest, I'm not a fan of the v-trough. I've worked with lots of wire and lots of different types of wire over the years and I still like the steel rod idea. But it's his shop and if that works best for his application then great.

fausto gimenez - 4 dager siden

Subtitulo en español

Boyd Merriman - 5 dager siden

Nice! Thanks!
And the real reason you hold the camera up for a "sickening" run through the shop is to show off that cool shop! Walls and shelves everywhere for everything you need, and don't need....no, silly me, of course you need it! And we are sick from jealousy! ;-) Sickening

Santa Six - 7 dager siden

He should make Homer Simpson's spice rack.

KyleCrafty - 12 dager siden

I love that his new table has been seeing some use

TheChad138 - 13 dager siden

I like how you don’t speed up the sounds when you do the time lapse.

Jim Baksa - 14 dager siden

Whoot!!! Shout out to Detroit. Adam, we welcome you back anytime!

jjmeyer74 - 15 dager siden

I have no where near the quantity, but I think I want to apply this to 3D printing filament.

fritzz1 - 17 dager siden

thanks for watching!....and thats all for me...no CC is a bummer

Cristian Marin - 18 dager siden

Love watching your one day builds!! But you always in a hurry to finish

RobtheDrummer - 18 dager siden

Besides Amazon, any good sources for that twin-wall polycarb sheet he used?

Jake Thomas - 19 dager siden

The moment when the video switches to timelapse messed with me a little: "Okay, now he's using the table saw... now he's measuring... now he's AAAAAAAAA WHY ARE YOU SUDDENLY MOVING SO FAST??" lol

Weslee Miller - 20 dager siden

Great video.

AvE - 20 dager siden

I'm here for wine storage.

CadenArmstrong - 20 dager siden

You could still do wire on a spindle. You could put magnets on each side of the spindle, this way the spindle is easily removed and replaced.

Chris Locke - 21 dag siden

personally, I like the sewing machine thread spool tree method better - but great alternative to spindle storage, for sure!

Robert Housedorf II - 21 dag siden

I reject my wiring reality and substitute your own....

Drdrlynx - 21 dag siden

Where do you get the plastic bins with drawer handles on the front?

Tulle Rönnmyr - 21 dag siden

As a crafting teacher who uses all sorts of things on spools (metal wire, cordage, thread...) this makes me really pumped to finally fix those messy boxes!

Dave's Lab - 21 dag siden

OMG genius.

Nate Moyer - 22 dager siden

The year is 2035 and Adam has finally organized his whole shop. Realizing the space is now too small he moves to a bigger shop and has to start all over

guitfidle - 22 dager siden

OK, I really like this, and may need to build something like this... I have built and hated spindle style storage for both wire and labels (for work). My wire at home now is on an old steel library shelf, stacked on their sides.

projekt6 - 22 dager siden

"They just keep on spinding" LOL - Love it! Didn't even realize anything was "wrong" until you went back and rephrased. Watching all of your organization videos is getting me motivated to tackle my garage finally.

Simon Vaughan - 22 dager siden

What an amazing idea, genius!

Hakeem Hasworth - 22 dager siden

Please enable auto generated captions. Would love to watch this video.

Qwarzz - 22 dager siden

I visited SoCal once. Morning was quite cold (apparently) and I went to the park to play disc golf in shorts and t-shirt. Got some odd looks from fully clothed people. Felt like a warm summer day to me coming from Finland :)
Later in the day the heat started being too much for me while locals obviously enjoyed the cool spring afternoon...

TJohn7002_YT - 23 dager siden

You reallu need to do something withy your tablesaw - dust collecting system is not working properly =(

mizuki kazama - 23 dager siden

To be honest your workshop looks like hardware store, imma walk in get the stuff i need then pay at the cashier lmao

mizuki kazama - 23 dager siden

Btw this is my dream workshop where you can pick up the everything you need and doesnt worry about the need to go to a hardware store every time

William McDowell - 23 dager siden

One day Adam will be just like Jamie Hyneman with his wall of bins that M5 had.

Don Kuehn - 23 dager siden

Towards the beginning of the video when Adam starts to cut the plywood on the table saw they jump to a quick time lapse and for a split second I thought Adam yanked his arm away from the blade because he injured himself.

Leland Dutcher - 23 dager siden

adam knocks out a shelf faster than i can get a sheet of plywood out of the truck

Steve Maguire - 23 dager siden

I spy with my little eye an E-11 blaster...

Mark Schmitz - 23 dager siden

Watched this while it was -6 F outside.

PumpkinDefender - 23 dager siden

Adam, I have a question that I’m sure you’ve been asked before and I’m sure many others would love to see a video with the answer: What is your end goal for your shop? Will you ever reach a point in organization and capability where you can stand back and say ‘I’m finally finished’ or will your projects continue to evolve into smaller and smaller projects of organization and detail? I’ve watched every one day build you’ve posted and they are a godsend on traffic filled commutes. Keep them coming!

toolman thetim - 23 dager siden

every other roll upside down will keep neighbors from unwinding when you pull some out. i built similar from a dumpster dive metal cabinet and rebar.

gbayfan3 - 23 dager siden

Anyone else know that his towers of spools were doomed to fall over and wonder why he needed to have a single stack for each when they had already been measured? Hilarious! Also agree not enough detail to know how to do it. I would start with at least showing us the sketch close up. Enjoyable as always but not enough info to be able to build it.

Daniel Or - 23 dager siden

are the shelves secure in care of an earthquake?

DuaneB - 23 dager siden

i have a six inch version of that square at 3:50 small world.

Tobiah Zarlez - 23 dager siden

What about earthquake proofing?

JB Lewis - 23 dager siden

"Sickening walkthrough"? It's just a walk-and-talk...

Vollick - 23 dager siden

omg i was just talking about making one of these for my garage ! YAY !!!!

Laurens Plompen - 23 dager siden

I kind of feel like the most interesting part of this build, where the actual troughs get built, is hidden in the timelapse. Now we got 75% measuring and muttering without any clue of what's going on, and before you know it the final product is done! There were also some repeated lines in the final part that weren't cut out in editing.
Edit: gathering and cutting materials for the troughs starts at 17:49. The actual assembly is a timelapse between 19:03 and 19:35.

3D Explorer - 23 dager siden

Nice!! One upgrade you might consider is adding some earthquake fasteners, straps, or cables.

thedementation666 - 23 dager siden

Love it, love it, love it.

Eric P - 24 dager siden

Personally I'd have left a slot in the bottom of each channel so dust and debris falls out instead of collecting.

Kirby Spencer - 24 dager siden

His build videos now have too much time lapse. They contain several sequences where it would be better to have Adam explain his options and decisions. We like when he talks about things. Take a look at some early 2020 formats, and go back to those please.

Will Sullivan - 24 dager siden

I spotted some packouts!!! I love them. I hope you have some crazy ideas for them. And if so, can’t wait to see what you do!

Don Carlton - 24 dager siden

Wow, at first I said that wire rack would never work for me, but at the end you showed how it dispenses. I may go this route myself.

Odie vokes - 24 dager siden

these one day builds bring me a lot of anxiety relief for what ever reason, and i really do appreciate this channel for it. it helps a lot. Thank you Adam, and your amazing crew:)

sk84life0 - 24 dager siden

what is Jamie up to now days ?

Ty_Braek - 24 dager siden

I’m not going to tell you how I’m going to hold the spool...then tells us how he’s going to hold the spools.

Chris Callis - 24 dager siden

If I could afford it I'd definitely join & be a member!

Spag The Maker - 24 dager siden

Cool idea! Perhaps using a long piece of brush-type weatherstripping to hold the tails instead of holes in the palstic would get you a little more flexibility with the type and number of spools. Would also be easier to feed through the tail when replacing a spool.

T C - 24 dager siden

Adam, I know its not something great to think about but i was wondering if you have a plan/ someone you are going to hand the shop down to when your gone? i have few things i care about and want specific people to have /specific things to be done with them when I'm gone. really weird question it was just something i was wondering about. thank you

Peter Hulse - 24 dager siden

Very clever

Zachary Lott - 24 dager siden

Thought he said cutless when he said cut list, made the next scene less dramatic than I had expected.

Zachary Lott - 24 dager siden

That's it, I need a cutlass!

Zelda's Fox - 24 dager siden

23:29 Thank you. When people move the camera too quickly, I start getting motion sick and have to look away (usually on first person lets plays though).

Crystal Woodward - 24 dager siden

I finally did this with my glitter and tapes about a month ago and I Have Never Been Happier! I am curious as to why you didn't do the same storage setup for your tape though, It seems like it would free up a lot of room for your infrastructure if you did. Thanks for sharing this with us!

Morning Dusk - 24 dager siden

Tune in next week for Adam's storage retrieval jetpack One Day Build, so he can reach anything he needs without the hassle of a ladder!

Morning Dusk - 22 dager siden

@Ravi Knutson Yeah, but on the other hand, JETPACK!! You never hear about Iron Man with his Ladder, do you?

Ravi Knutson - 22 dager siden

There might be hazards with jetpack that are worse than ladder.

Richard Davis - 24 dager siden

Maybe he tells us somewhere else, but why does Adam place things so hard on a surface? It’s extra effort he puts in and it seems to be on purpose

Halojen - 24 dager siden

I get the impression there aren't a lot of earthquakes around that area.

Charlie Zxi - 24 dager siden

Now if there is a genius way to store premade cables, usb, power, audio— please share

WeAreQuestionDutch - 24 dager siden

I mis the wire-cutter....... Great build, as always.

Matt Brodacki - 24 dager siden

Your a mess! And we are a better world for it, thank you for the many projects you have shared! Great idea 💡!!

HeyItsThatDude - 24 dager siden

5:20 I hate being a safety goblin, and I've made a comment like this before on other videos, but dear lord do these cuts make me cringe. No pushsticks or blocks, crosscutting a long piece of plywood against the fence and especially with NO riving knife or splitter. Adam is a cautious and talented guy but this is just asking for karma to throw a piece of wood in your face from kickback.

kevin bixler - 24 dager siden

9:25 wtf is hanging in the top right of the shot?

Séan Brown - 24 dager siden

Love the solution but I think I've got one thing to add (that you may not experience for a while). With the wire tail dispensing holes you absolutely have a nice clean point to grab the wire and pull just what you need however as that spool unwinds the tail's natural position will change from where it uncoils, this will make it more difficult at points in the spools life to dispense wire. Also when you replace the spools with new spools if the thickness of spool is different you may wind up finding that the holes are not in a useful position for a specific spool you shelve. My solution would be to remove the holes but in place leave a slot the entire length of the shelf (or many slots along the length like a dotted line). This way the spools can dispense as needed, you can still have your tidy tails and you don't run across the problem of the holes being misaligned.

Travis Tee - 24 dager siden

I feel the one thing missing would be a heavy duty scissor hanging on the side, for cutting off the length of wire when needed.

jsrbetter - 24 dager siden

Adam, would you ever consider making something out of the leather you have protecting your work bench. A carry bag, book cover, wallet, or something with so much character and history would be something that I think you would enjoy.

Sssteam Heat - 24 dager siden

Thanks for the kind words about the Detroit Fox! For years (decades) until my recent retirement, I was the chief engineer at The Fox, and quite proud of the work we did to restore and maintain the country's largest "movie palace". When you and Jamie were there, attempts were made to go through channels and offer you a tour of our archaic technology (live-front slate switchboards, huge ventilation fans, air washers, etc.) but it was not to be. Often such offers never make it through the gauntlet of officialdom, and we were too polite to approach either of you directly, as you were obviously busy. Que sera, sera! But if you ever have any questions about the building or its 1928 technology, you have but to ask. Stay safe.

Matt Bryce - 24 dager siden

Thumbs up if you felt nauseous from camera movements

Jerry Bowley - 24 dager siden

That audio match of the saw spinning down at the end of the first time lapse was awesome. Nice work, Norm!

BRUCE Gangelhoff - 24 dager siden

-30 in my shop today adam

Mojos Bigstick - 24 dager siden

That's so un-obvious compared to putting them on a spindle. Genius.

Andy Wolf - 24 dager siden

SUBTITLE ? :(((

salukispeed93 - 24 dager siden

-5 here in central illinois!

Louis Papineau - 24 dager siden

Toolage? Did you mean tooling?

Malcolm Middleton - 24 dager siden

You're sense of excitement at the end made me smile! It's the male equivalent of a woman getting a new storage solution for her many shoes, ha ha!

dangerous person - 24 dager siden

I wish Adam could come organize y garage for me

alphabet soup - 24 dager siden

he looks so happy in the thumbnail

Lasse Discovers - 24 dager siden

Mr savage. Honest answer only ok?
Why not Metric? Why inch?
From a huge fan in Norway

Lasse Discovers - 11 dager siden

@Peter Molenaar how long is an Inch?

Peter Molenaar - 12 dager siden

Why imperial, not SI (metric) ? Presently, there are only three countries around the globe (i.e., Liberia, Myanmar [previously Burma], and the U.S.) which still use Imperial measurement units. And Mr. Savage is living in one of them.

Maighstir - 21 dag siden

My guess: because that's what he's used most of his life and is thus used to.

Dodekahedron90 - 24 dager siden

Interresting, my solution would be vertical spindles, for one, maybe two spools of wire of the same kind.

MKE Gadgets - 24 dager siden

Thanks, know I have to change my wire storage rack. Remove the EMT tubing as a axle, and make some “V”.

Dj Poopypants - 24 dager siden

Hat repair and maintenance?

T. Fährmann - 24 dager siden

..first order of effectiveness: throw shit away...Adam can't do that...so his "shop infrastructure" projects are a never ending story of chaos and hoarding and putting things from one end to another...endless circle of doom 🤨😅😂🤣

Brian Waskow - 24 dager siden

Wire on spindles works fine, you just don't yank the wire at mach 2.

Brian Waskow - 24 dager siden

-12 degrees this morning in Wisconsin.

Markus Krypton - 24 dager siden

6:32 :( My plan is gone! :| Where is it? :/ It's on the shelf. :)

Fredzor96 - 24 dager siden

hey adam when will you have 4k quality ??

Jeff Parker - 24 dager siden

I came for WINE storage solution, but stayed for Adam Savage because I knew I’d learn something and be entertained, too. Still need wine storage solution....

James Bowie - 24 dager siden

Bah, you skimped on the detail build of the very thing you are on about. 👎

Kevin Day - 24 dager siden

Troughs! Brilliant! Definitely doing something like this myself now.

William Forsythe - 24 dager siden

I'm beginning to think that as a crafter myself, 80% of all creation is organizing the tools you need to create. >.

888johnmac - 24 dager siden

best .. wire storage .. ever .. now of to my shed to replicate this .. thank you sir

Tim Whalan - 24 dager siden

👍🏻🍺

TheRealObiWahn - 25 dager siden

if you don't mind rolls sticking out, I bet you would have been able to fit at least another three shelves in there if you used an chain drive mechanism to implement a rotisserie feature.

Inferno Hell-wolf - 25 dager siden

Only thing I might add is movable yet self locking vertical separators to keep the thin spools and every other one nice and in place. Yet movable if one is not needed for say the wider more stable spools

Monster Cat - 25 dager siden

I will give you a fun idea.
Build something like one day build
But don't say anything.
I don't know what will be the point in that but still i think its a fun episode 🙂

Callum b - 25 dager siden

Owning a workshop seems to be using tools to make storage solutions for your tools so it’s easier to access your tools to make storage solutions for your tools

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