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Wrench Rack 4 CRAFTSMAN USA RP's ?

Bouchard93

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Quick question, I have the craftsman usa raised panel wrenches and wonder what wrench rack works best for these wrenches as they are slightly thicker then most?
 
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mustangSR70

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Have you checked out the racks that Sears has? I have seen the plastic ones there, those should work for the RPs.

BTW, are you on Foureyedpride? I think I recognize the car in your avatar from there.
 

usmc_noma

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If you can find anyone with the older racks they used to sell them with, they work the best. I still have the one for my metrics, but not the standards. It's fairly similar to the black ones that are in stores, but without the huge black handle that just wastes space.
 

bluebolt

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I use the Sears black plastic racks and liked them so much I got more of them. I keep my grab and go wrenchs on them.
 

skeletonizer

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I took the lid off of the plastic box they came in and use that. A bit bulky but it works for me for now.

 
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Banjorear

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Ernst 6015/6015T/6015M

Here's a link to the M:

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0060LWPF6/?tag=atomicindus08-20

They're graduated slots - they fit the raised panel stuff well, and as the wrench gets bigger, so does the slot.

Just organized my box this weekend using the Ernst racks. Worked with all of the Craftsman wrenches (both raised panel and polished professional.

Bought them from the retailer Tools of the Trade on Amazon. Was free shipping and they came in two days. Couldn't be happier.
 

cburnscrx

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Depending on how many Craftsman RP's you have, I would recommend the Craftsman plastic holder and cut the handle off. Another cheap and easy suggestion is coil racks out of electrical wire. I'll probably go with the Ernst racks because I have too many combo wrenches.
 

Banjorear

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I like the Sort-A-Tool tray for all my wrenches under 3/4" and 19mm.

http://www.sears.com/sort-a-tool-inc-wrench-sorting-tray/p-00965223000P?prdNo=2&blockNo=2&blockType=G2

It's cheap and keeps a lot of wrenches in a small area. The only thing that would make it better would be room for multiples.

I have two of these that I would sell to someone cheap if anyone is interested.

Depending on your box, they took up a weird foot print in mine. Plus, they are designed to be Standard/Metric side-by-side, but longer or shorter wrenches didn't really fit well.

I'm very happy with the Ernst wrench wracks.
 
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