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Aviation snips rack

OccupantRJ

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Made a rack for the right, left, and straight cut aviation snips. Another will be coming that holds 5 sets, which are the three above, plus 2 offset jaw types.
 

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sporkedtospec

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Geez, I need to get a brake so I can make some of these racks you're turning out. Keeping snips near my files would be great, and the files need this same type of rack!!!
 
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spork, you don't need a brake. I know you weld, so make one of these.....It's 1/8" aluminum, welded and painted. Mounted one like it on the end of my welding table.
 

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OccupantRJ

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OK, here's the 5 snip version, along side a vise grip rack of older vintage. They were made years apart, therefore the backplate height difference. This gives the OCD folks something to focus on.
 

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sporkedtospec

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Good point, and aluminum is choice over the steel for files.
But, I'm getting tired of compensating for not having a brake by fusing sheet together. I think it's around third on the list of needed shop toys.
 
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Kentuckian

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Looks like that idea would work for screwdrivers too. Guess I'll have to make a rack.
 
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It will work well for screwdrivers. I have one I used in my old shop for unusual screwdrivers and similar handled tools to keep them seperate from the ones in the toolbox drawers.
 
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