Organize driver bits

[ff.emt33]

Im sure Im not the only one here who has a drawer full of random driver bits (philips flat torx etc...) Was wondering how do all you organize these pain in rear items?

 

[G1GRANDEUR]

http://www.mechanicstimesavers.com/shop/product.asp?catID=1

 

[box]

my homemade bit holder, what a pain in the **** to make, but it works great. there are tiny magnets below each bit, ahh i still have nightmares about getting them to stay put. But the bits dont ever fall out and slide out easily when you need one

Yes i have too much time on my hands (currently on unemployment), the white plastic is left over starboard from a few boat projects, the magnets cost me like 5 bucks

 

[AndyL]

Along this same line - anyone found a nice toolbelt solution to these? I spend my day flipping back and forth between 1/4-5/16-3/8-7/16-1/2" drivers and 3/8" drive deep sockets on 1/4" hex socket adapters, and occasionally a Phillips/Robertson...

Those few plastic clips I've found work great on the little 1/4-5/16" drivers and screwdriver bits, but not on the sockets (they just end up falling out)...

 

[nicholasbailey1993]

I went to a farm sale and got about 200 small plastic bowls and lids for $3. I've labeled them and seperated bits and various other things.

 

[e3pres]

This is what I did. It could easily be scaled up.

http://garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=64892

 

[taumac]

I use combo of these....

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What I like about these is that they fit your a standard draw to a tool box

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[lennoxlennox]

http://www.mechanicstimesavers.com/shop/product.asp?catID=1

http://www.sjdiscounttools.com/mts580.html

if you are going to order this, go to SJ Discount Tools... they are cheaper there by a few bucks then add the coupon code "fourpercent" to get some more knocked off your order

 

[theoldwizard1]

Years ago I bought a C-man magnetic tip screwdriver set. It came with a rubber block that holds all the bits.

My impact hex bits, I keep them in small zip lock bags, sorted by size/function (although the most common size is #2 Phillips).

 

[bullfrog123]

Chunck of Trex decking.... still have room to expand.

 

[crewchief888]

i use the little plastic stowaway divided boxes for all my loose bits and drivers.

i have several "sets" of them, one in the house, one in the garage, and one with my cordless drill in my service truck.
i never have to remember where i left them.
rest of my bits are still in the blowmolded case with the ratcheting T handle driver.