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what organizer is that? what are the dimensions? it looks pretty awesome nice work!

I had a super nice brother that worked very well but for stuff like this it just wasnt capable of making big enough labels. I sold it and have been using a laser printer on the avery style labels and you can get them in basically any size up to full 8.5x11 page labels.

Yea I just went o walmart and bought some avery labels (48863) 4"x2" that im going to print out labels on with pics of bolt and nuts and whatever happens to be in that drawer. and at 4 bucks for 100 of them im not worried if i change labels now and then.

Yea its pretty ridiculous but I do a ton of automotive work so I will have it full in no time I'm sure. Good news is the guy at fastenal gave me a giant roll of labels to use. I was thinking about getting the kind of labels you can print on and putting little pictures of a bolt or nut or...

Yea so this happened....

i almost went with the smart pipe type setup myself. it has great reviews. when i set mine up cost was my main concern. let us know how it turns out justin!

I have this Rigid model its incredible suction for its size super easy to move off the wall for other use and super long cord. It also has tons of tools that store neatly in the side holders.

I have a few friends that had the 1/2" rapid air that they were always chasing leaks. the maxline kit seems to not have those problems. I would never ever use PVC anyone on this forum knows that to even mention it is heresy. I personally used 3/4 inch iron and am more than happy and it cost less...

IMHO rapid air *****. No offense to anyone who has used it. I have 3/4 steel pipe in my set up. the only other option i remotely thought about was this Maxline set up. ITs big enough to carry volume where you need it and has great reviews.

We pretty much use red n' tacky for everything. But definitely keep it out of the tracks as it will collect a ton of dirt and grime.

If you have a TSC close Check out the horse trailer mat. Its rubber and pretty thing and rugged. That's what i'm going to use on my bench top. You can find it smooth or with small ridges to keep stuff from rolling which is what i'm leaning towards.