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Storing die grinder bits-accessories

Know Wosad

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I have **** everywhere. Countersinks, burrs, diamond burrs, sandpaper rolls. mandrels,Roloc ****, wire brushes, cutoff discs. That's just in 1/4. I also have a drawer full of 1/8 that seldom gets touched but the 1/4 is becoming a pain in da ***.I'm digging daily.
Any cool solutions other than drilling 50 1/4 holes in a 2 by ? If anyone has the answer its this place ;-) ;)
 
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6PTsocket

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Google Dremel rotary tool bit storage. On Pinterest there were a whole bunch of picturers of unique storage solutions There were ideas and items for sale in other places as well. One of them should appeal to you. I like the idea of a shallow case with good latches like the ArtBin quick view line. Glue in hard foam or wood, drill for bits, glue soft foam in lid to keep bits in the holes when you carry it around.

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shoot summ

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Plano cases, I use them for soooo much stuff...

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gdocktor3

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I have a plastic tray with a snapping lid that I think was used to carry baking goods like cookies and stuff. It works well. I also like to use pencil boxes I get from dollar store. Not OCD organized, but it keeps everything together and in one spot.
 
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