A cluttered garage can be a huge hinderance to starting and completing projects. On this week’s show we discussed garage organization and its benefits. Let this episode be that kick in the pants that you need to finally get your garage together! Check out this previous post about heavy duty garage cabinets.
Do you have a small parts collection? If not, then you should! It should also be organized. Keeping spare nuts, bolts, and other random parts will save you that trip to Home Depot. Then, next time you’re working on a project and need that one random bolt, just take a trip to your personal hardware store in your garage. You should keep that bolt!
I collect small parts. Nuts, bolts, screws, washers, nails, bushings, fasteners, fittings, plastic odds and ends, you name it – chances are I’ve got something like it. But why? Why keep that little protective plastic cover that came on that tube of epoxy I just bought??
Growing up, we had a neighbor, Bob. Bob was a war vet. Not just a war vet, but a POW vet. During WWII his plane collided with another American plane killing all but Bob and one other Army Air Corpsman. He was captured by the Nazis and went on to spend 18 months in Stalag 17B as a POW. Bob was a consummate American bad-ass serving in WWII, Korea, and Nam before retiring in 1973. Sadly, we lost Bob in 2004, but his legacy lives on.
I collect small parts. Nuts, bolts, screws, washers, nails, bushings, fasteners, fittings, plastic odds and ends, you name it – chances are I’ve got something like it. But why? Why keep that little protective plastic cover that came on that tube of epoxy I just bought??
Growing up, we had a neighbor, Bob. Bob was a war vet. Not just a war vet, but a POW vet. During WWII his plane collided with another American plane killing all but Bob and one other Army Air Corpsman. He was captured by the Nazis and went on to spend 18 months in Stalag 17B as a POW. Bob was a consummate American bad-ass serving in WWII, Korea, and Nam before retiring in 1973. Sadly, we lost Bob in 2004, but his legacy lives on.