Posted by 37 chief on December 14, 2021 at 20:36:44 from (68.8.188.45):
When you walk into your shop what do you see. For myself I see a lot of stuff laying around. Tools not put away. Several projects not finished. Some may see this as a mess. To me this is my shop. If you don't like it stay out. I know where I can find any tool I need. I usually know where everything is. a couple times a year I do try to get organized. It doesn't last long. My brother had his shop one level below mine. That's where Dad would load hay. His tools were for the most part well organized, Mostly Snap-on tools. Mine area mixture of American, and some Chinese. When I work in his area, I try to keep his tools put away out of respect for him. I have a friend who is a Neet freak. everything is well organized. I will never be like him. I think part of my problem is, I hurry to finish something, and get going, and will put my tools away later, and later, and later. I hope some of you are better organized than I am. Stan
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