Ideas on storing sds plus drill bits and oscillating multi tool blades?

[mikey03]

I been doing more inside handyman work lately and upping my tool game there. Struggling with how to store sds drill bits and OMT blades. Anything good out there you guys seen?

 

[Steve_P]

McMaster has all sorts of trays, tubes, etc. Also look at the Schaller trays.

I use these for large drill bits

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[Kurt4440]

I use welding rod holders for SDS bits and DeWalt organizers for multi tool blades, sanding pads and sandpaper.

 

[southalabama]

Dad used the five gallon bucket method. I swore I wouldn’t do that.

Unfortunately appears I’m a chip off the old block.

I keep SDS bits along with every other drill driver type bit, wire wheel etc in a craftsman roll around. But when I get ready for a job I throw them in a five gallon bucket.

 

[tyyost]

I keep my OMT in a Keter box, it has dividers and a mini box that I use for the blades, it comes in handy. A few holidays ago the HD was selling a Ridgid assortment of blades and it had a nice thin case I also use in the box to keep things clean.

 

[Packard V8]

Back before GJers decided they were made of gold, I'd pick up Kennedy 7-drawer machinist's chests for $25 - $50. They're perfect for storing small round and flat stuff.

I store drills, reamers, hole saws, punches, chisels, files, saw blades, taps, dies, et al, in them.

jack vines

 

[finn]

Translucent plastic bins, with covers, so they can be stacked, and don’t even have to be labeled.

For a while I was using zippered tool bags, but what wou need inevitably falls to the bottom, and they’re dark inside. Not an issue with the hard, translucent bins from Target, Menards, etc. look for the ones that are more squared off than stylishly rounded.

 

[KnurledNut]

Klein bags.
An extra 5/32 and 3/16 ride in my main bag.

 

[Jgaz]

I use these to containers store my OMT blades, etc.
They work well to take with me if I’m using the OMT outside the shop.

I use the Dewalt container mostly for new blades

 

[NUTTSGT]

My masonry bits and SDS bits in 2" PVC pipe containers. About 14" long with a cap glued on the end and a clean out on the other.

 

[rust in the eye]

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[oldwino]

I keep all my SDS bits in the metal case the Bosch rotohammer can
me in. If I need a bit I probably need the hammer

 

[squirrel17]

I throw my blades in PVC pipe with 2 end caps