DIY Heavy Duty Drop-Bottom Bins for the Workshop! | Shop Made Tools

Hey everyone thanks for checking out the DIY bin build! It's good to get another project ticked off the list while solving the workshop swarf struggle ✔We'd love to hear your thoughts on this build or let us know in the comments what projects you're working on at the moment! 😄👍 🔔Hit the notification bell so you never miss our new weekly video. ✍Leave a comment below with your questions or thoughts. 🔓Get Early Access & Ad Free videos in our Patreon community: www.patreon.com/cuttingedgeengineering 🛒Check out all our CEE Merch here: www.ceeshop.com.au/

I love the fact that even the bins in the workshop have to be dead-on square, the sign of proper craftsmanship, I would expect nothing less from Kurtis.

Next time I get a paint run, I'm calling it added abrasion protection. Thanks Kurtis. Thanks for the video, Karen.

Kurtis, you’re a student of your craft and a master of your profession! Karen, you have Hollywood quality videography and editing talent!

You just created a product that A LOT of companies can use. Not just a machine shop! What a great way to show an inventive product!!

Sat at my kitchen table....pretty much a full english breakfast in front of me, a nice cup of tea and watching this on the telly....dont think it can get much better than this.....

It's workshop stuff like this that people often don't think about that are so important.

The press arrangement for the offset handles is very clever!

That's a fantastic job I like your design. I'm 75 years old and and been welding and fabrication for probably 60 of them. It's never too old to learn.

Best channel on Youtube bar none.

I have such faith in Kurtis’ forklift skills that I was fully expecting him to unload the old swarf bin with a hands-free kickflip or something.

As a custodian, I am jealous of you dumpsters. Those are beautiful.

Cutting those hinges perfectly between the sections and them being perfectly symmetrical to the bin made me a happy man, love your work Kurtis, gets me through the weeks away from home!

I've just sat and watched a guy make bins for nearly an hour. Seriously, how do you do it? No matter what you are making, the videos are always awesome.

My Father was a welder and he would build projects like this at home including a stainless steel picnic table that got so hot in the Summer time that you couldn't sit on it. (but it kept all the food warm for hours.) He even welded together a steel Christmas tree for Lukens Steel In Pennsylvania where it still sits on top of the main warehouse to this day. He even built us bikes that never...ever broke, but were very heavy and very hard to pedal. Watching Kurtis make stuff like this make's me yearn for those days again. Miss you Dad. Great work Kurtis

Not sure why, but offsetting the handles to give them more clearance to make them easier to grab is very satisfying. 👍😊

Love the outtake”done done “ then benny hill kicks in Impeccable timing

Kurtis: "That's one done, I need to make five more" Me: 5, 50 or 500, I don't mind. I would watch every single one of them being made. This channel never gets boring.

Hello from West Texas. I start a good day watching Kurtis work, Karen film and Homey play. I am 81 years old and learn something new everytime I watch Kurtis on a project. Keep them coming.

Мне нравится смотреть, как ты развиваешь свою мастерскую своими руками. Контейнеры для стружки могут показаться мелочью, но даже к этому вопросу ты подошёл с мастерством и ответственностью, с которыми ты делаешь любое дело. И, конечно же, всё это очень качественно снято и смонтировано, почти всегда смотрю видео без перевода и всё понятно даже так. Спасибо за видео 👍