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Screwdriver organization

verbalkint99

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I have been perusing through some older threads here looking for inspiration on how to better organize my tools.

For my screwdrivers I like this idea, but can not seem to find the name/style that these are, much less where to get them from.

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Any ideas?


Thanks
 
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dodge610

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Sears use to sell that style organizer. That is where i got mine that are identical to what you have. They were hanging on the wall in the store back where tool box organization was.
 

ChrisPace

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Sears still has them, They are actually wrench rails but many se them for screwdrivers. I just bought some the other day.
 

454ragtop

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Ernst makes something similar, actually a little better since it doesn't waste as much space as that. By offsetting the handles, the blades nest a little better along side each other, rather than butting heads with each other.
HTH, Jim
 

dodge610

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Sears still has them, They are actually wrench rails but many se them for screwdrivers. I just bought some the other day.

Those things are great you can use them to organize all kinds of tools. Glad to hear sears still has them I do not have many left now i can up my stock pile a little.
 

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I know it wouldn't be pretty or elegant, but has anyone tried doing this type of thing with the foam pipe insulation?

I'm thinking get some 1/2" pipe insulation (8' is just a couple dollars), and use either a hot knife or simply a regular razor blade to cut slots of any type / shape, and use the adhesive to stick down to the drawer bottom. Cheap, effective, and if done with some attention to detail, probably pretty orderly looking as well.

Blasphemy or awesome? I'm not sure, but I just might try it out. My screwdriver drawer is a disaster....
 

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36 Proto Yellow Handle classics take up a whole damn drawer...

Something will happen...:lol:

But, I don't know when...:evil:
 

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Richard Cranium

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LOL, you don't know how surprised I was to see my tool box posted here. Yes they are wrench holders that I got from Sears.
If you have any more questions feel free to P.M. me.
 

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I did this a while back. It's made from a wall mount Klein display shelf. And also since the pic's were right next to each other, I did the aluminum holder for my SAE T drives.

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dodge610

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Yes, this!

Credit goes to Bigpigdave on page 22:

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Exactly what I had in mind. In their place, can't roll around, costs less than $1, adaptable. Awesome, I'll be trying this potentially soon.

This idea i like and i have some roll bar padding in blue left over. Okay I actually bought extra I do that a lot as soon as i get my other new box this is the way I am going. Oh ya MOPAR OR NO CAR.
 

LumpyMusic

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Ernst makes something similar, actually a little better since it doesn't waste as much space as that. By offsetting the handles, the blades nest a little better along side each other, rather than butting heads with each other...

I use something similar. Slots cut on closer centers. Flat blades go on one side, facing one direction, phillips on the other side, blades facing the other side's handles. No wasted space.

Something like this in monospaced ascii -

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Sgt Lumpy
 
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verbalkint99

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LOL, you don't know how surprised I was to see my tool box posted here. Yes they are wrench holders that I got from Sears.
If you have any more questions feel free to P.M. me.

LOL, well thanks for the inspiration. I was looking through the other thread for something practical that would not cost more than the tools.
 

fatfillup

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Wow, how timely is this!! That was a project I was going to tackle tonight for the home box, or at least get started. For years I haven't worked enough at home to care because the business shop is 5 minutes away but I have started getting the home shop set up pending semi retirement at some point in the next couple of years and the tool box definitely needs some attention. I have been adding tools at a pretty good rate the last year and things are getting messy. I also will do something with the shop box because, well,,,,,,,,,lets face it,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,I ain't that organized. I'm not a pig but I ain't OCD.:lol:
 
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