How I organize extensions/chisels/small junk

[90zcar]

Thought I'd share how I hold/seperate stuff like extensions and chissles....micro screwdrivers and **** that needs to go in a bin
They run around 4 bux and can be found at target ...bed bath&beyond and possibly more places
Not sure on the brand but these are the most durable/nicest ones I have come across yet
They come in lengths of 3" , 6", 9" and different widths





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[astroracer]

I have a bunch of similar "baskets". Get them at Big Lots for a couple of bucks for three... I also pick up utensil trays at Goodwill for .39 cents apiece...

 

[boiler7904]

I currently have a office supply organizer similar to this in a shallow drawer of my top box for bulk #2 phillips bits, air gun and adaptors, tire chuck, pressure guages, etc.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0013CO1RW/?tag=atomicindus08-20

 

[92integra]

Haha I just use old tape weight box's

 

[2oolhound]

I was in one of the big box stores and they were stocking shelves. They had a shopping cart full of these little trays that tools came from probably china in so I asked if I could have some. I took home about 20 thinking I could cut the bottom base off, invert them and use them for wrench racks but it didn't work. They are great for punches etc though.

 

[90zcar]

I like them^^free you can't complain about that
My problem is that I got a lot of my stuff in little cardboard boxes in my drawer and one or two started getting real ratty so while I was at bed bath n beyond w the wifey I saw one of those n bought one or two for $4 a piece.
Bad thing is I since bought a bunch more. I probably have $40 ******* in pointless plastic bins haha



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[parnass]

I have cut the bottoms from gallon milk jugs and the like to serve as bins.

 

[woody 73]

You have a great system What I tend to do is buy a 2x4 and cut it into blocks, then I drill holes and mount all my chisels and other small tools. The only drawback is you can not put them into any drawers, instead I just put them on a work bench.

 

[90zcar]

Hey guys just wanted to share an awesome find!!
There are organizers at walmart made by Rubbermaid and they have a little hook latch setup on them to hook to other organizers but I got one today and found they hook onto the side of your box drawers perfectly!!



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[90zcar]

See right here it grasps on the lip. Preventing any side to side movement




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[ZRX61]

Those black plastic trays that Costco use for frozen meals etc are very good for this kind of stuff.

 

[carterbeauford]

http://quickship.stanleyvidmar.com/quickship/drawer-accessories/plastic-conductive-bins-0

I bought these for my Vidmar but started using them everywhere.

 

[ihrescue]

Great photos 90zcar and great idea for those loose items.

 

[Bruce4310TX]

See right here it grasps on the lip. Preventing any side to side movement




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What section of store office supplies. Thanks

 

[Farmall450]

Dollar general has those, 3 for a buck, American made too.

 

[Steevo]

These drawer bins, from Schaller corp. are the same dimensions as Lista and Vidmar bins, for less than 1/3 of the price:

http://www.schallercorporation.com/plastic-boxes/

 

[90zcar]

What section of store office supplies. Thanks

Umm hard to explain. Go to the area where they have clothes hampers and hangers/plastic big totes....there should be shelves with all types of things like that for organizing kitchen drawer utensils
They r made by Rubbermaid and u can snap them onto other ones. All different sizes aswell


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[MN4x4]

See right here it grasps on the lip. Preventing any side to side movement

Any chance you have an number from the item or receipt? I couldn't find them at my store but with the number maybe I can...

 

[Trainman]

I've used the plastic food containers we get when we order Chinese food (aka 'chupperware' in our house). They're an ideal size for nut drivers and fit in a shallow drawer.

 

[MN4x4]

I've used the plastic food containers we get when we order Chinese food (aka 'chupperware'

Wouldn't that be what you get with Indian food?

 

[Requin6]

Nice setup!

I use something similar from Sears (also can be had from HF for cheaper)

I have tried many different ways to organize extensions and punches and this is by far the best.

 

[90zcar]

Any chance you have an number from the item or receipt? I couldn't find them at my store but with the number maybe I can...

Give me a chance to dig thru the trash


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[90zcar]

So I found the label that came on it. Can't find the receipt





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[90zcar]

I went to walmart again and here is the sku number
They are in this part of the store



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[BDT/NWMN]

These drawer bins, from Schaller corp. are the same dimensions as Lista and Vidmar bins, for less than 1/3 of the price:

http://www.schallercorporation.com/plastic-boxes/

Steevo,
you sure know how to hang a carrot in front of a donkey...
That website will be a godsend for price, product, and selection..
Thanks for the post

 

[Bigblue&Goldie]

Nice setup!

I use something similar from Sears (also can be had from HF for cheaper)

I have tried many different ways to organize extensions and punches and this is by far the best.

I bought the 3-Pack from HF and they are actually really nice quality and they fit perfectly in the drawers of the 44" box. I use them for extensions, universals, adapters, misc sockets, and I also have one for various electrical connectors and fuses.