World’s Most Organized Garage on a Super Low Budget

Tour of worlds most efficient and organized garage.

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[Piscesgyal]

I'm a Professional Organizer who also loves tools and garage spaces. This speaks my language! 😁 Great job, love it!!

[jimbarron]

Sir, you and I are kindred spirits. Honestly, when I saw the title of your video I chuckled as I'm somewhat of an organization freak myself. After only a very few minutes I knew I had to watch. Very impressive garage. I especially like the laundry room shelving for keeping pliers tidy. The level of organization throughout is superb and your rational for being organized is spot on. I also really loved that you've kept the vital elements of home and family in your garage. As a fellow Canadian I salute you. I'll leave you with only one request: please take great care riding your motor bikes because the world needs more people like you. Greatest of respect, and thanks you you for sharing.

[johnwayne]

The one thing you always have to worry about in having a garage is, security, if you live on a busy street or neighborhood, every time you open your garage you invite eyes to peer into your world of precious stuffs. I store everything in my basement, or inside a closet dedicated to tools and such. I try not to store anything of value but to any scavenger roaming the neighborhood a red plastic gas can is a score. Keep you gear secure and try as much as possible to keep valuable stuff hidden.

[Cienega]

The best part of it all was witnessing your (well deserved) pride in the finished product! That's a great job. I like the drill press station w/ the swing out grinder table. Smart. You put a lot use in your overall footprint & wall space.

[bobbiekadri]

I have seen this garage first hand and this video just gives you a small glimpse of how AWESOME his garage is!

Doesn’t this video make you wonder what his house looks like on the inside??

Thanks Aaron, for all your hard work you put it into my

[journeytoliving]

Thank you for the tip of putting the drawer labels on a magnetic base. I am going to utilize your idea. Nice clean organization. 👌

[wingsister]

Wow... just wow. I am both daunted and inspired by seeing your workspace and hearing your thinking on how and why each part is designed and used. I am also one who was raised to not throw things away, but organizing all those damn bits and bobs is a chore. In my garage *and* in my art studio. You are so right though, that organizing them hap-hazardly has resulted in wasted time. It's good to hear your encouragement that putting in the time up front will pay back in the long run.
I'm about to do yet another organization of my studio work-space so the timing of finding this video (randomly! I was looking at something else!) is perfect.
I hand-sew, machine sew, paint (on canvas), draw, make papier mache, handmade books, collages, masks, faux finish painted furniture... etc. I just bought a YUKON 9 drawer, wheeled tool cabinet that I am VERY excited about. I have a lot of mis-matched storage pieces collected over time and am happy to be consolidating things and creating different, more customized storage for all of my projects. I also bought hanging bags- the kind used for prescriptions at the pharmacy- but in several different sizes, from 7"x10" up to 20" x 25". They're 4 ML plastic with heavier weight handles than the ones for pharmacies. I bought shelf standards and I customized the brackets to fit the 3/8" metal rods that accommodate the handles of the hanging bags. So when I get that up on the wall, I will be able to store papers and fabrics as well as ongoing projects in a way that I can *see* them (rather than digging through boxes and bins to find them). I think they'll take up less room too. And for the tiny stuff... I've always been a bit skeptical about those multi-small drawer bins but seeing your organizing system makes so much sense in using them efficiently. I could go on, but I'll stop here! Just thanks very much for sharing this!

[muty]

I did the cabinets thing but I never considered making them look like a toolbox or thinking they'd look that good. This is like garage/dad inspiration.

[dbfcrell]

My garage is a mess. I have many of the things you do with 0 time to tidy up and not enough room for all my stuff. When I hit my 60s and health issues took over my life, my todo list just slips more and more.

[ninatheberry]

This is so amazing!! As a micro organizer I really appreciate the detail! I'll be watching this again and again for inspiration and motivation

[midnightsun]

That wire shelving for tool separation is genius idea 👍👍👍

[quincybirwood]

Great set up. There are several ideas there I'll be using in my relentless pursuit of organization. The re-purposing your kitchen cabinets made to look like a tool chest was pure genius. One thing I saw that might help you is to add some sliders trays under all your automotive liquid bottles (10:06) to make it easy to get to the ones in the back. Now, back to MY garage. I've got a lot of work to do. Thanks for posting.

[rgraptor]

One thing I notice is that the star player of this garage organization is the man’s diligence to actually put tools away properly. I heavily dislike pegboards because you spend too much effort getting the tool to hang right each time. Putting the tool away absolutely needs to be the easiest part for me to stay that level of organized

[MrBillmechanic]

DAMNED BRILLIANT !!!! YOU ARE DEFINITELY NO PACK RAT!! YOU ARE THE MOST ORGANIZED HANDS-ON PROFESSIONAL THAT ANYONE COULD EVER FIND ON YOU TUBE. I TOO NEVER THROW ANYTHING AWAY, AND IT HAS BEEN HELL FOR ME TO WORK ON PROJECTS. YOU HAVE INSPIRED ME TO DO SO MUCH BETTER. RAISED ON A FARM WITH NO MONEY?? YOU ARE AMAZING. I LIKE THE WAY YOU USE THOSE CLOSET MAID SHELVING FOR YOUR PLIER TYPE TOOLS. ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT! WHENEVER I GO ONTO YOUTUBE OR ONTO OTHER PARTS OF THE INTERNET TO WATCH PEOPLE REPAIR OR REVIEW TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT, I ALWAYS FOCUS ON THE BACKGROUND BEHIND THEM. THAT'S WHERE I LEARN HOWTHEY ORGANIZE THIER STUFF. NO ONE, NOT EVEN THE BEST MECHANICS, COME CLOSE TO YOUR LEVEL AND INNOVATION OF ORGANIZATION.

[rickcentore]

I have a very similar numbering system on an Excel spreadsheet. It is printed it out alphabetically. It's very quick to locate anything. Another benefit is if you have too many of one item (like your example of small tubes) to fit in one drawer, put the excess in another drawer that has room to spare and note it on the spreadsheet. Great tips - thanks for posting it!

[leonfaulkner]

Awesome... I certainly aspire to have this level of organization and cuss myself out everytime I go to look for something!!! Two things I am very intrigued by though are the black tile garage flooring and the "parking spot" floor draining system you have. I would love more information about your set up.

[bobbid]

So, gardening/lawn maintenance equipment and Xmas decorations are stored elsewhere?? Kudos for being so organized and putting thought in caring for your tools, not just your projects.

How do you vacuum under the floor tiles?

[cuethenewt]

Very nice set up! I too can’t imagine letting go of some of the special things my sons played with and collected when they were young. Into dad’s shop they go!

[masonloh]

That Kitchen cabinets w/ red paint & snap-on emblem really touch that up like a set of expensive Snap - on set. I'm putting that on my to do list, if you don't mind me copycat you. Cheers & Thanks for Showing.

[SirHumano]

Amazing work. You should be very proud. Thanks for sharing.