How do you store your air hammer bits

[dimensionseven]

I bought a air hammer yesterday with quite a bit of attachments (used, i haven't actually counted how many i have yet haha), and i was wondering how you guys store your bits. I have the box organized nice so far, but these bits are just scattered.

i'll upload a picture of my new hammer and bits in a few minutes.

 

[bobcatdan]

I just have them lined up longest to shortest in my air tool drawer. Nothing special, they don't go anywhere.

 

[dimensionseven]

sorry if it's a bad picture. There are 15 bits. I plan to get the pickle fork ones and the u joint ones also.

 

[ndoran]

I have a pile of bits in the corner of a draw filled with air tools

 

[lilredex]

Mine are in a wall mounted rack, this one.

 

[dimensionseven]

alright. i was trying to see if anyone made like a rack or something, but i guess its not as universal as like a screwdriver rack or something to those lines.

 

[skulldrinker]

sorry if it's a bad picture. There are 15 bits. I plan to get the pickle fork ones and the u joint ones also.

What hammer is that? 2050 or 3050?

 

[dimensionseven]

2050 i havent had a chance to use it yet.

 

[GTO]

In a drawer.

 

[NHBandit]

I don't. They have all been launched across the shop at one time or another into the black hole where things go never to be seen again. Or maybe they're thrown in a small cardboard box in my air tool drawer... I have one drawer full of just air tools. I keep small stuff in the cardboard box, the wrenches that came with the right angle die grinder, various air chisel bits, air drill chuck key, etc. Nothing fancy but it's a working mans box, NOT a display box...

 

[plinker]

I keep them in a mid size plastic bin in my air tool drawer.

 

[ImportTuner]

I just leave it in the tray it came in ....

 

[skulldrinker]

2050 i havent had a chance to use it yet.

If its as powerful as the 3050 it will mushroom the shank of cheap bits and you won't be able to pull them out. Use only good bits.

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[unslow1]

I keep them in a drawer in these.

http://www.menards.com/main/tools-h...artment-drawer-organizer/p-1863687-c-9189.htm

 

[bagsanthony]

In a drawer.

I gotta say, I understand wanting to be organized, but at some point c'mon throw it in the box and call it a day... All these special organizers to spend more money on. I see 10,000 dollar toolboxes on this site all the time, and it amazes me how delicately people treat them.

 

[Thumper68]

mine are just under all the air tools in the drawer.

 

[devoncoolman]

Have all mine in a sliding tray in my box. Works well.

 

[michael murder]

I keep mine in an old cigar box.

 

[bcradio]

sorry if it's a bad picture. There are 15 bits. I plan to get the pickle fork ones and the u joint ones also.

Where are you planning on getting these at? I am also in the market.

 

[HighPlainsWrencher]

Thrown in a cardboard box with the rest of my air tool stuff, which just so happens to be conveniently placed in the drawer with all my air tools! If I had a super special organizer for every tool, bit and accessory I have I would need 4 Mr. Big tool boxes.

 

[duanedragon]

I store mine in a cut-down 1 gallon jug right next to the tool. I keep an extra retainer spring in there too.

 

[dimensionseven]

Where are you planning on getting these at? I am also in the market.

I haven't done the research yet. But price wise I think Lisle is decently priced. Not sure on quality

 

[jrlp]

I haven't done the research yet. But price wise I think Lisle is decently priced. Not sure on quality

Lisle makes good tools. Mayhew and old forge are the top names last I heard. Made in the US and supposedly snap on relabels them. Never had a problem with either!

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[Outlawmws]

If you are looking for a wall or pegboard rack than a screwdriver tool rack like below should do.

If you are going in a drawer, maybe a smaller version of the wire CD/Dish-racks people mod for use with pliers might help. if you are looking for something custom, you are probably looking at drilling a block of wood in some way.