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    Tool Organisation Was the Wrong Question — We Should Optimize for Speed of Retrieval, Certainty of Return & Protection of Value of tools.

    Tool chest to the work, Some ratchets before being organised A socket drawer Maintenance
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    Tool Organisation Was the Wrong Question — We Should Optimize for Speed of Retrieval, Certainty of Return & Protection of Value of tools.

    I do have this And will get this next, same idea as the Hazet assistant, less expensive
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    Tool Organisation Was the Wrong Question — We Should Optimize for Speed of Retrieval, Certainty of Return & Protection of Value of tools.

    Just finished troubleshooting a Toyota Yaris 2006, family…. Broke out the scanner to look for fault codes since we had to lowbed recover and transport it to my place. It died while driving, just cut out. Family is now on a loner. Got some time last weekend to look into this, no codes, at all...
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    Tool Organisation Was the Wrong Question — We Should Optimize for Speed of Retrieval, Certainty of Return & Protection of Value of tools.

    For now, my initial thoughts are as follows: Keep on my person some of the most used tools, prevent them from scratching or marring whatever I work on while these tools are on me. WIP, keep a tray or something to set tools down on at my work in progress. Keep my most frequently used tools...
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    Tool Organisation Was the Wrong Question — We Should Optimize for Speed of Retrieval, Certainty of Return & Protection of Value of tools.

    Thought experiments are essentially free. Prefer to think about things a bit before executing them, planning to me is almost like therapy, prevents me from saddling up the wrong horse. I did that in the past aplenty, saddlink up a wrong horse 😝
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    Tool Organisation Was the Wrong Question — We Should Optimize for Speed of Retrieval, Certainty of Return & Protection of Value of tools.

    Me Overthinking this, is a constant reminder by many. I do agree I am thinking critically about this. Everywhere I look and read, I find ideas and I have used many of these ideas. Yet, everywhere I work turns into a mess from WIP. For me, nothing worked, my toolboxes, I do have a few, start out...
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    Tool Organisation Was the Wrong Question — We Should Optimize for Speed of Retrieval, Certainty of Return & Protection of Value of tools.

    I would say, if you wrench professionally, earning by using those tools, speed of retrieval is money 💸
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    Tool Organisation Was the Wrong Question — We Should Optimize for Speed of Retrieval, Certainty of Return & Protection of Value of tools.

    Another: Having tools where you use them is better than walking between work and tool storage all the time A few tools are universal, no matter what you do, markers of some sort, measuring tools, hearing and eye protection etc. Keep these on you or at the work A tool’s value is in using it. If...
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    Tool Organisation Was the Wrong Question — We Should Optimize for Speed of Retrieval, Certainty of Return & Protection of Value of tools.

    A few simple things me thinks all can agree on: Colour coding is better than no colour coding Grabbing a tool by its handle is better than grabbing it by the working end Sockets standing up takes less room Seeing an empty tool slot is a reminder a tool is awol, bright contrast works
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    Tool Organisation Was the Wrong Question — We Should Optimize for Speed of Retrieval, Certainty of Return & Protection of Value of tools.

    Now that is smart, better than only “point of use” because now you can have a place to store tools and not bury them under WIP.
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    Tool Organisation Was the Wrong Question — We Should Optimize for Speed of Retrieval, Certainty of Return & Protection of Value of tools.

    No offence taken. That was nowhere near enough for me. As stated in the beginning, I still managed to mess it all up. I need more than that, hence me following this route, and posting here about my journey.
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    Tool Organisation Was the Wrong Question — We Should Optimize for Speed of Retrieval, Certainty of Return & Protection of Value of tools.

    Tools in foam can be made to fit very tightly or loosely, depending on how it was cut. Both ways are equally undesirable. Personally I prefer foam or would like a magnetic type rail, but most don't work for me. Most rails are worse than foam from a missing tool indicator perspective. Foam is...
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