Socket rails with rotatable clips

[kilohotel]

Hey guys,

I'm looking for a set of 1/4, 3/8 and 1/2 socket rails to organize my new toolbox, problem is the drawers are pretty shallow and I won't be able to fit sockets vertically.

Currently my sockets sit in the OEM Mastercraft Maximum plastic trays that came with my set, but seeing as I bought more sockets since I'd like to unify my collection.

Problem is, as much as I love my Maximum sockets, the etching on them isn't properly aligned, so using standard rails is a No-go for me.

I love the Ernst/tekton rails but I need a set of rails that would allow me to rotate my sockets once clipped, i'm sure i've seen this.

Thanks !

 

[shockwave]

You can look at the vim magrails with interchangeable studs

 

[jlipsky14]

These would probably be your best option and they are not that much more expensive than two socket rails.

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0002STSTY/?tag=atomicindus08-20

 

[Tim37]

The only ones that I know of are the twist lock but I'm sure that's not what your wanting.

 

[63mothership]

Look at I think matco they have a socket set that comes with rotating rails so they might sell it separate to

 

[63mothership]

Eastwood also has what it sounds like ur looking for but idk if u can get them on single rails or not but the ones I've seen is three rails with a 1/4 drive rail, 3/8 drive rail, and a 1/2 drive rail all I'm one

 

[JettaGetUpandGo]

I will second the VIM magnetic rails. Very low profile. They aren't cheap though...

What about using a block of wood with 1/4", 3/8", and 1/2" dowels sticking up from it to hold the sockets in place?

 

[kilohotel]

So i found a chinese manufacturer who makes exactly what i've been looking for, now i just need to find where to buy it from!

http://www.socket-holder.com/html/product/01.aspx?kind=34


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