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Cheap mod for HF 99 cent socket rails - 2x4

DuratecMan10

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Bored in the shop, so I did this today. One side is metric, other is SAE. Fits in my box nicely and easy to grab n go. No more balancing on anything anymore. I used small pan screws to secure and the socket tabs still move freely. For my 4 to 8mm ones, I cut out part of a plastic organizer, glued it to the rail and ran white tape to ID that side as Metric.

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Chevy-SS

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Nice, I've used a piece of plywood for many years to do the same thing. One piece of plywood has SAE and another piece has Metric, about 6 racks of sockets on each board.
 

kbs2244

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Same idea, but pre HF
Just 8 penny nails for the sockets to drop down over
 
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DuratecMan10

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Nice, I've used a piece of plywood for many years to do the same thing. One piece of plywood has SAE and another piece has Metric, about 6 racks of sockets on each board.


Thanks! That sounds great. When I get more impact sockets (and a larger box) I'll keep that in mind.


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