Ignition wrench organizer

[Kevin54]

The small ignition wrenches..........how does everyhone store them? Just toss them in a small box only to sort through when you need one? I have mine laid out in the drawer but ever time I close the drawer or roll the box around they shift around. As far as I know they don't make small wrench racks for them, so wondering how other keep theirs.

 

[84TurboBuick]

I got mine stuck in a small metal box... been in there for years!!

 

[35mastr]

You can put them on a ring.

 

[Speed-Racer]

A tool bag or tool roll is the best way to keep your small wrenches. I take the tool roll to the application, this is a great way to keep track of your wrenches and also is a quicker way to find the next size up or down. I fold the flap cover on the back side and leave it that way. You could make your own rolls or for about $8 off the Snap on truck or website.

http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item...5&group_ID=555&store=snapon-store&dir=catalog

http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/sear...nsfr=true&search_type=Part&store=snapon-store

 

[hmc610]

How does the bag kit work? What size is it and how many wrenches will it hold"? Does anyone have any pics of this bag?

 

[Joe Mamma]

Let me ask a stupid question. What is it exactly that people work on when they do "ignition work"? Can someone post a picture?

I've got a LOT of old small ignition wrenches that I've accumulated from buying tools at yard sales. But, I have no idea exactly what these are used for.

Thanks.

Joe Mamma

 

[Thedroid]

I've managed for years without a set. I might have a few C-man in my "extras", but they just look awkward.

 

[Speed-Racer]

http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/OBJECTS/32600/32591.JPG

You can purchase various sized kit bags from Snap on, they hold the wrenches in a vinyl pouch. Easy way to see if a wrench is missing or quickly picking the correct size. I have non snap-on wrenches in a Snappy kit bag. Hopefully the picture posts.

 

[-B-]

I use a small magnetic rail one like this http://www.overstock.com/Home-Garde...d=123620&fp=F&ci_src=14110944&ci_sku=11285664

 

[A_Pmech]

You can put them on a ring.

I like those single filing rings from the office supply. They snap open pretty easily when needed.

 

[Fedwrench]

I keep them in the little plastic pouch they came in. In fact, I'm not sure if they've ever come out of that little pouch.

 

[Kevin54]

I don't use them for ignition but for some electronics (non car related) the small wrenches come in real handy. I never give it a thought until -B- posted about a magnetic rail, but I have a roll of a 1" wide magnetic rubber strip. I can use that to hold them.
As far as a pouch, they were never in a pouch when I got them. I've seen a lot of them on rings, but you have to go through the box end, and that is the end I use mostly.

 

[krehmkej]

I just used a plastic sticky magnet strip that was laying around the shop.

 

[ImportTuner]

I keep them in the little plastic pouch they came in. In fact, I'm not sure if they've ever come out of that little pouch.

+1 .. still in the original plastic pouch ..

 

[-B-]

Kevin54 here is a shot of my storage of "ignition" wrenches

 

[Wood]

I don't use them for ignition but for some electronics (non car related) the small wrenches come in real handy. I never give it a thought until -B- posted about a magnetic rail, but I have a roll of a 1" wide magnetic rubber strip. I can use that to hold them.
As far as a pouch, they were never in a pouch when I got them. I've seen a lot of them on rings, but you have to go through the box end, and that is the end I use mostly.

Be careful, magnetized tools don't always play well with electronics, especially hard drives.