Uploaded March 2024 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
In this video, you will learn how to improve your workshop flow by labeling things. There's nothing worse than interrupting your flow to find the nuts and bolts you need for your project. Only to spend more time looking for them than doing the real work. We all know about labeling. But, did we label things?
For the most part, I know where things are in my shop. But, I have several Ridgid Tools small parts organizers that I stack very high. They aren't labeled and when I find one I often don't put them back in the same order. I know I have one that is dedicated to 1/4-20 nuts, bolts, and washers. However, trying to find it can sometimes require me removing each one only to find it was the bottom one. If they are labeled, I might have to remove each one to get to the bottom one. But, at least I'll know instantly where it is in the stack.
The Brother P-Touch Cube compatible label cartridges manufacturer sent me these labels for review. I figured this was a better time than ever to start my labeling. This brings back memories of when I would help my dad label things with the Dymo label maker. He too had a workshop that was organized with small parts drawers, pickle jars hanging from the ceiling, and racks of baby food jars.
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To learn more about my labeling process as well as projects visit U Do It™️ here: udoit.me/storage-and-organization-improve-your-flow-by-labeling
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Video Production: U Do It™️ Studios a Division of No Cheese Records™️ LLC All Rights Reserved.
In this video, you will learn how to improve your workshop flow by labeling things. There's nothing worse than interrupting your flow to find the nuts and bolts you need for your project. Only to spend more time looking for them than doing the real work. We all know about labeling. But, did we label things?
For the most part, I know where things are in my shop. But, I have several Ridgid Tools small parts organizers that I stack very high. They aren't labeled and when I find one I often don't put them back in the same order. I know I have one that is dedicated to 1/4-20 nuts, bolts, and washers. However, trying to find it can sometimes require me removing each one only to find it was the bottom one. If they are labeled, I might have to remove each one to get to the bottom one. But, at least I'll know instantly where it is in the stack.
The Brother P-Touch Cube compatible label cartridges manufacturer sent me these labels for review. I figured this was a better time than ever to start my labeling. This brings back memories of when I would help my dad label things with the Dymo label maker. He too had a workshop that was organized with small parts drawers, pickle jars hanging from the ceiling, and racks of baby food jars.
Hehua Brother P-Touch Cube TZe-231 Label Cartidge 6-Pack White: amzn.to/3V9n5nd
Brother P-Touch Cube Label Maker: amzn.to/3TeGVKZ
To learn more about my labeling process as well as projects visit U Do It™️ here: udoit.me/storage-and-organization-improve-your-flow-by-labeling
“As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.”
Video Credits:
Video Production: U Do It™️ Studios a Division of No Cheese Records™️ LLC All Rights Reserved.
