Air tool rack

[Mxjr12]

Does anyone have pictures of a rack to hold air tools

 

[woodstockva]

My grandfather bought this one & loves it. Very heavy duty & solid steel.

Jegs ships same day if ordered by 11pm & via Fedex ground. Typically is at your door within 2 days for free.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/JEGS-Performance-Products-80382-Air-Tool-Holder-/310729132093

 

[wideopen1967]

https://www.google.com/search?q=***...oAQ&biw=1366&bih=667#q=air+tool+rack&tbm=isch

 

[Tscott]

https://www.google.com/search?q=[B]... I see someone was hoping to be clever. Tom

 

[Kevin54]

I'll have to get pics when I make it to the garage, but I tool a piece of aluminum angle and milled in slots and hang the tools by their air chuck fitting. I'll post pics up here in an hour or so.

 

[low900rr]

I made mine from steel angle iron. I drilled holes and used a cutoff wheel to cut to the holes to make the slots.

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[Kevin54]

Here is the one that I made. I used the screws in the front of the gladiator Cabinets to fasten it up.

 

[Hpozzuoli]

Here is the one that I made. I used the screws in the front of the gladiator Cabinets to fasten it up.

Nice work. I might steal your idea. Thanks for sharing.

 

[readhead]

Hey low900rr, nice collection of adjustable wrenches. All US or are some metric?

 

[low900rr]

Hey low900rr, nice collection of adjustable wrenches. All US or are some metric?

All metric, left handed wrenches

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[readhead]

The lefts are hard to find. I only have one and it was made in Peru.

 

[theknurl]

I'd never hang them inlet fitting up.......too much grit flying around in the shop

 

[k-os]

I'd never hang them inlet fitting up.......too much grit flying around in the shop

These can fix that quick. Got some for my air tools and they're pretty nice for $1.

 

[rdsk8ter]

Here is what I did here make ore you keep them plugged. I have two rows right now but could add a third easily.



Tools cant just fall out they have to turn to lift out

 

[Spareparts]

I used a 3/4" square piece of aluminum bar, drilled and tapped 1/4" NPT and used the HF coupling's with the male NPT to hang most of my tools off of. Seen it done on the Mac Tool Truck many years ago.

 

[Mxjr12]

Great that's what I'm looking for

 

[b-body-bob]

I'd never hang them inlet fitting up.......too much grit flying around in the shop

Golf tees work and are all but free. I use 3/8" fittings but they should work in a 1/4" too, just won't drop in as far.

 

[jsaw]

A couple that I built

 

[theknurl]

k-os;
thanks for the suggestion......but I keep my air tools in drawers, except for tire/air blower/vacuum stuff they hang on 16 penny nails less the heads, driven into the garage door jamb behind the hinge......totally unusable space except for that

you will find that friends will ask to borrow things if they know you have them.......I didn't buy tools to make other peoples lives easier

I bought them for me to use and make money with

not other people.......they can buy their own tools

 

[OccupantRJ]

k-os;
thanks for the suggestion......but I keep my air tools in drawers, except for tire/air blower/vacuum stuff they hang on 16 penny nails less the heads, driven into the garage door jamb behind the hinge......totally unusable space except for that

you will find that friends will ask to borrow things if they know you have them.......I didn't buy tools to make other peoples lives easier

I bought them for me to use and make money with

not other people.......they can buy their own tools

Me too, out of sight, out of mind. I hang less tools on the wall in this shop than I did in my previous one. My shop has more drawers than Victoria's Secret.

 

[shoot summ]

Here is mine, bad pics, but 1" square tube, cheap HF fittings welded to it, added a bracket and mounted to the unistrut around my garage door. This sits right above my hose reel.

 

[Capt Chrysler]

Am I the only one that hates hanging air tools? I have mine laying in the tool box. All flat and NOT stacked on top of each other.


Capt. Chrysler

 

[theknurl]

Am I the only one that hates hanging air tools? I have mine laying in the tool box. All flat and NOT stacked on top of each other.


Capt. Chrysler

No, I stated I keep mine in drawers.....

so did OccupantRJ

like he said 'out of sight, out of mind'

 

[Dick in Wisconsin]

I made mine from steel angle iron. I drilled holes and used a cutoff wheel to cut to the holes to make the slots.

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One of my race buddies frowns on doing that. Is afraid that dust and stuff from the shop will get into the inside of the tools, puts them in drawers.

What do you thing about dust and stuff getting inside?

 

[Dick in Wisconsin]

Here is mine, bad pics, but 1" square tube, cheap HF fittings welded to it, added a bracket and mounted to the unistrut around my garage door. This sits right above my hose reel.

I like that. Great idea.

 

[Dick in Wisconsin]

My grandfather bought this one & loves it. Very heavy duty & solid steel.

Jegs ships same day if ordered by 11pm & via Fedex ground. Typically is at your door within 2 days for free.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/JEGS-Performance-Products-80382-Air-Tool-Holder-/310729132093

Pit Pal and HRP (Hartford, WI) have something similar that I use and like.

 

[StevenB]

I usually don't have the time to fab something up, so I bought 3 lisle air tool holders for my box.

 

[clutchCTRL]

That's a slick "in box" solution there!

 

[k-os]

I usually don't have the time to fab something up, so I bought 3 lisle air tool holders for my box.

How do you like the Lisle Holders? I was contemplating buying a couple.

 

[low900rr]

One of my race buddies frowns on doing that. Is afraid that dust and stuff from the shop will get into the inside of the tools, puts them in drawers.

What do you thing about dust and stuff getting inside?

Im not worried about it. If your air chuck is laying on the garage floor is it gonna get dust in it? Probably. Be different If I was building motors for NASCAR.

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[StevenB]

How do you like the Lisle Holders? I was contemplating buying a couple.

I love them. I planing on buying couple more for my home box.
They're made in the USA.


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[shoot summ]

One of my race buddies frowns on doing that. Is afraid that dust and stuff from the shop will get into the inside of the tools, puts them in drawers.

What do you thing about dust and stuff getting inside?

If that is a concern then just cover the ends with valve stem caps, they fit on there nicely.

I like having the tools right by the air hose, so when I pull the hose out, I can grab the tool I want right there.

 

[drewski]

Maybe a little crude.....just a piece of wood with holes drilled, a handful of cheap HF fittings and screwed to the bottom of my cabinet.

 

[pepi]

Here is what I have, standard slots cut for the plug with a twist.

What's with the bungee cord? It keeps the adjacent tool from falling off/out of the rack when removing or replacing a tool, can be done with one hand.

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[pepi]

Am I the only one that hates hanging air tools? I have mine laying in the tool box. All flat and NOT stacked on top of each other.


Capt. Chrysler

The advantage to hanging the tool if you oil them, the oil will run down into the tool.

 

[sanddan]

I like to have a hose with a swivel end mounted on my die grinders so I made a rack that mounts on the wall so the hoses hang free and untangled. The hoses are 3 to 4 ft long.