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When you work out of a pickup, it’s an ongoing process trying to carry everything you’ll need, stay organized and leave room for additional items you’ll need to carry (in my case, it’s signs). This is my solution with the Tough Boxes and Tstaks.
That’s a nice setup! Pretty sure I will be removing my rear seats very soon. Thanks for the idea.
Wow! Awesome stuff Moze and thanks for posting it here! This is a fantastic idea and being a fellow Tundra owner I am naturally liking it! Great vide too! I like how you made this to allow access to the underseat compartment. Seriously cool dude.
Nicely done Moze!! That is a ton of storage in there! Where do you keep your cart for the 95% box?
ChrisK1970 wrote:
Wow! Awesome stuff Moze and thanks for posting it here! This is a fantastic idea and being a fellow Tundra owner I am naturally liking it! Great vide too! I like how you made this to allow access to the underseat compartment. Seriously cool dude.
Thanks, Chris!
overanalyze wrote:
Nicely done Moze!! That is a ton of storage in there! Where do you keep your cart for the 95% box?
Thanks, Andrew. The cart rides in the bed of the truck with the ladder(s). If I get a bunch of stuff that needs to go in the bed, I can strap the ladder on top of the bed cover. Usually does the trick and gives me enough room.
Very awesome moze that’s a badass set up U got there bro I really gotta look into those t staks thanks for sharing!
Awesome set up, even if the box is filled with red. Lol
great job moze – thats looks awesome
Bigmikez wrote:
Very awesome moze that’s a badass set up U got there bro I really gotta look into those t staks thanks for sharing!
Thank you, sir!
chadlanthier wrote:
Awesome set up, even if the box is filled with red. Lol
Nothing wrong with the red. 🙂 Plus there’s a bunch of yellow on the other side of the truck.
madman_us wrote:
great job moze – thats looks awesome
Thank you, sir.
Moze doesn’t discriminate! He has Bosch, Dewalt, Milwaukee…lol!!
And Ryobi! 🙂
That’s a great set up man, good job
Nice work with that. I love organized work spaces. Good work
Thanks, guys!
Moze wrote:
And Ryobi! 🙂
Of course…forgot about the cordless miter saw and cooling fan!
i dont have anything from ryobi in my shop…
I’ve been eyeing that new light that ryobi came out with that Dan and Eric reviewed
Bigmikez wrote:
I’ve been eyeing that new light that ryobi came out with that Dan and Eric reviewed
Same here, I’m waiting for a battery and tool deal and im all over it. I was getting burned by a halogen in a small space all last week and kept thinking of the LED.
Yip Ille keep an eye out for that deal to man if I find one I will for sure let u know.
Bigmikez wrote:
Yip Ille keep an eye out for that deal to man if I find one I will for sure let u know.
Awesome Mike I’ll do the same.
I picked up the Ryobi LED worklight and the spotlight. They’re both pretty great.
Thats a pretty sweet setup you have there! nice use of space
Bigmikez wrote:
I’ve been eyeing that new light that ryobi came out with that Dan and Eric reviewed
yeah that light is pretty cool
nice pick up moze that ryobi work light looks to be awesome.Moze wrote:
I picked up the Ryobi LED worklight and the spotlight. They’re both pretty great.
This is a really neat idea. I’d love to do something like this in my truck. I’ve already removed one of the back seats.
Great stuff Moze. I actually happened upon your DeWalt TStak video after doing some research for myself. I really the setup you got there.
I just purchased a bunch of TStaks and made up some labels for them. I’ll see if I can attach a PDF so you can print out the labels if you want.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0BydWhT4cI1qWR0NNeXFyTTQ3RTA/view?usp=sharing
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Wow, that’s an awesome attachment @NaluRash thanks for sharing it here!
lookin cool NaluRash!
I forgot, I think amazon is having a sale on the tough boxes with the drawers im gonna have to look at my emails agin to c if I can find it
ChrisK1970 wrote:
Wow, that’s an awesome attachment @NaluRash thanks for sharing it here!
Thank you ChrisK1970!
Bigmikez wrote:
lookin cool NaluRash!
Thank you Bigmikez!
Here’s a pic with the Labels In Action:
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Great line up Nalu.
Thanks guys and thanks for sharing the labels, Nalu.
MikeyB wrote:
Great line up Nalu.
Thank you MikeyB!
Moze wrote:
Thanks guys and thanks for sharing the labels, Nalu.
Moze I watched a couple of your YouTube videos. I instantly took notice of the squeegee’s you had in your ToughBox video. I gather that you work for a sign company?. I’ve been working for a sign company as well for the past 16 years. Cool seeing another sign guy. Take Care
Nice setup Nalu and on top of that you are living and working in paradise. What island are you on.
regopit wrote:
Nice setup Nalu and on top of that you are living and working in paradise. What island are you on.
Hey Regopit! I’m on Oahu. And by the way, Congrats on winning the Ultimate Tool Bag a while ago. I apologize if that was not you
NaluRash wrote:
Hey Regopit! I’m on Oahu. And by the way, Congrats on winning the Ultimate Tool Bag a while ago. I apologize if that was not you
Thanks and yes that was me. Oahu you say. I had a job interview at Oahu gas back in the 90’s.
Regopit, it was great seeing you on YouTube. I was cracking up when they were talking about how young you are, haha. Working for a Gas Company in Hawaii is a pretty good deal. The large industrial companies are located on a part of Oahu that is isolated from the masses. That mean’s no traffic going to or coming from work. It’s not well known, but Oahu has the 1st or 2nd worst traffic in the nation. A few weeks ago, a machine broke down on the freeway, causing a huge traffic jam. It took me 5 hours to drive 23 miles.
NaluRash wrote:
Moze I watched a couple of your YouTube videos. I instantly took notice of the squeegee’s you had in your ToughBox video. I gather that you work for a sign company?. I’ve been working for a sign company as well for the past 16 years. Cool seeing another sign guy. Take Care
Nalu, good eye! Yep, I’m in the sign business. I’m self-employed and primarily provide sub-contract sign installations for other sign companies. I’ve been in the sign business for about 14 years or so. What all do you do?
Is there a way to tag members on here so they see when you write something? I missed Nalu’s comment…wished I would have seen it earlier.
More, if you tag the upper right there is a box to follow the thread but I don’t think (like I’m a tech guy right?) you can follow other people when they post but you can certainly mark this topic for following
Moze wrote:
Nalu, good eye! Yep, I’m in the sign business. I’m self-employed and primarily provide sub-contract sign installations for other sign companies. I’ve been in the sign business for about 14 years or so. What all do you do?
Is there a way to tag members on here so they see when you write something? I missed Nalu’s comment…wished I would have seen it earlier.
That’s great Moze! I think it’s great to be self-employed, especially if you have a passion for it. I work for an architectural sign company, meaning we mainly do signs for buildings, hotels and hospitals. We do everything from design, fabrication and installation. We have all the tools in the book, laser engraver, cnc machine, large format printer, spray booth, woodshop, etc.
Currently I’m mostly sitting behind a desk, but I really enjoy going out on installations. I’ve never thought about possibly going into business for myself doing installs. I’m gonna definitely look into this.
Take care
ChrisK1970 wrote:
More, if you tag the upper right there is a box to follow the thread but I don’t think (like I’m a tech guy right?) you can follow other people when they post but you can certainly mark this topic for following
Thanks, Chris!
NaluRash wrote:
That’s great Moze! I think it’s great to be self-employed, especially if you have a passion for it. I work for an architectural sign company, meaning we mainly do signs for buildings, hotels and hospitals. We do everything from design, fabrication and installation. We have all the tools in the book, laser engraver, cnc machine, large format printer, spray booth, woodshop, etc.
Currently I’m mostly sitting behind a desk, but I really enjoy going out on installations. I’ve never thought about possibly going into business for myself doing installs. I’m gonna definitely look into this.
Take care
I enjoy it…particularly installing dimensional letters & architectural-type signs.
Hawaii would be a great place to install signs I would think!
Cool idea…..thanks for the inspiration
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