I had a pile of breaker bars and torque wrenches in a pile on my work bench for the last year, they didn't easily fit in my toolboxes, without displacing other tools, so I spent a while trying to figure out a good place to hang them.. and how I should hang them, and I settled on this!
I hope you guys enjoy organizational build like this as much as I do!
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How to hang your breaker bars
- Thread starter kaje36
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samss
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Looks good. Maybe use some plasti-dip to give the surface a little grip.
Mr Ratchet
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Looks good and keeps them nice and neat. I keep my BB's in my big drawer with my other drive tools and sockets. I keep my Torqometers in blow mold cases for extra protection, plus they would not hang in your rack. I like it though.
chrisnazzy
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I like it. Nice job!
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PhysicsDude
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Great video, well edited. Fast, informative & to the point. Great idea!
^ agree. Too many "tool guy" videos take 15 minutes to show/explain a simple build.
Nice little rack. Are all the holes/cutouts identical sizes?
Oldsmobile
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Very nice! I like the simplicity--it's an easy build. And it solves the problem nicely.
SilverBulletZ06
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I'm impressed. No 15 minute intro to your tools, no full box opening, no long soliloquy.
Easy enough and you could use a wood base if you are poor like me and don't have metalworking tools.
Easy enough and you could use a wood base if you are poor like me and don't have metalworking tools.
Snakebyt
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great video, and great idea
Locker537
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I like it. In fact, it's exactly what I've been thinking about for the same reason!
Great idea, I have something similar to hold my pipe clamps.
nbpt100
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Well done in all respects! The video, bracket, and the way you made it. Looks like you have a very nice shop. I like the plastic dip idea to help keep the paint from scratching.
Thank you Everyone, I feel the same way about most videos! I really try to keep all my videos under 5 minutes, unless there is a good reason!
Works well, and has a thumb screw, so the bandsaw can be removed and still be portable!
I got the table from SWAG offroad V3, (http://www.swagoffroad.com/SWAG-Portaband-Tables-Accessories_c_35.htmlvery nice. I see you have a HF brand bandsaw and its mounted to a table? Where did you get the table from or did you make it?
Works well, and has a thumb screw, so the bandsaw can be removed and still be portable!
Lassen Forge
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Nice build, and excellent vid. Gives me some ideas how to deal with the same problem...
413dan
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nice design, I will be copying it for my work area. have some scraps that are perfect for that