Show Your Extensions. . .

[solitaire]

How do you store your extensions in your drawers and keep them from rolling all around? I was thinking of using the snap-on wrench holders(and making the slots larger) or something along those lines.

 

[diesel research]

The new one coming monday won't fit in any regular drawers anyways. 36" SK impact. Probably be hanging off the prybar rack.

 

[solitaire]

Anyone have any clean ideas on how to store them to keep them from rolling all around in your drawer?

 

[dwm]

I keep my shorter ones in a silverware tray I bought at Lowe's. Works for me.

 

[diesel research]

I keep them in a similar tray, mine just happened to be re-sourced from a road flare container lid.

 

[Scout Driver]

I'm considering a drawer organizer. WalMart has Rubbermaid? sets in the housewares/kitchen dept. that are modular and can be added onto.

Scott

 

[balane]

I use a combination of the trays they came in plus some magnets for the spares.

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[adamsredlines]

I connect the shorter ones in eachother to make it the length of the drawer...or as close as possible. Seems to help keep them in the same place.

 

[Subyroo651]

I use the Ernst holders that are part of their rail system.

 

[jaysonb]

I put them on a socket rail. Keeps them lined up nice, and they don't move.

 

[blacK20]

I just put all my extension and ratchets in one pile. I got a huge assortment and laying them all flat and organized would take up too much space in my box.

 

[bob ny]

I have a magnetized screwdriver holder on the side of my tool box for long ones( 6in and longer , The short ones i let rattle around in the socket drawer bob w.

 

[quattrojon]

My Armstrong extensions are in tool control foam. The only negative is that it uses a lot of drawer space. Can't seem to upload photo's at the moment, but i will try again later.

 

[chopper1]

I put them on a socket rail. Keeps them lined up nice, and they don't move.

Yup.

 

[canuckian]

Most of mine are in the trays they came in. Spares are kept in a little rubbermaid bin

 

[Sterff]

click here...

http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=32864&highlight=extension+tray

 

[AZ_Catskinner]

At work I keep them standing up in an old plastic welding rod container. At home I have an aluminum box that Russel Stover candies came in to keep my extensions and adapters in.