Circular saw blade storage?

[ImportTuner]

I have about 9 different 10" Freud saw blades and about 4 - 7 1/4" circular saw blades; how do you store them? Let's see what you have. Thanks

 

[sk farmer]

just a flat peice of plywood with a handle cut in the top. a carriage bolt and a wing nut to hold them on. i do lay cardboard between the blades as the carbide teeth are thicker than the blade itself

 

[nate379]

Nail on the wall and hang them up.

 

[mcdtommy23]

I use drywall screws on the rafters/supports to keep them up out of the way. Just make sure you use a long enough screw and a flat washer large enough so the blade won't bounce off, any put the screw in an an angle so you have to lift the blade up and off. I use 4" drywall screws and larger 1/4" washers. Works great!

 

[BigRed390]

I currently have mine hung up on nails. When/if I ever get a real table saw to replace my POS craftsman 8" model on a B&D Workmate, i'll incorporate blade storage into the side of the saw or the stand I build to put it on. Until then, nails it is.

 

[mkdive]

This is where I need to organize and figure out a better way to store my blades also. I'm ashamed to admit I have about 50#s of blades just stacked in a old milk crate on a shelf in the garage.

 

[Jrican]

Here is what I built. Made it with scrap I had laying around one day a few months ago. So you could make a better one if you buy lumber for it. Also one of the slot seperators is a blade still in its plasic liner because I ran out of OSB. the Blades on the right are 14" for size refrance.

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