Wrench racks

[Petey156]

Is there anything new in the wrench rack world? I just picked up the snap on 14 piece metric 4 way angle wrench set and it came with a roll pouch. I am looking for a rack To hold them.

 

[ihateminimumwage]

Ernst racks and rails are great. Plenty of different options.
http://www.ernstmfg.com/Wrench-Organizers.aspx

 

[77Mini]

I use the snap-on wrench strips that you cut to length. I really like them.

 

[TNBurban]

I use the snap-on wrench strips that you cut to length. I really like them.

Any ideas on where to buy them other than the truck?

 

[fordnut85]

Any ideas on where to buy them other than the truck?

I really like the SO rails but Lowes actually has some that are very similar other than the notches are smaller on one end and bigger on the other to accommodate the different size wrenches. Unfortunately this means they are not as versitile as the SO ones as far as cutting them down and get multiple sets from 2 sticks

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[ihateminimumwage]

Any ideas on where to buy them other than the truck?

https://store.snapon.com/Wrench-Organizers-Wrench-Organizer-Red-For-smaller-wrenches--P646905.aspx

https://store.snapon.com/Wrench-Organizers-Wrench-Organizer-Red-For-larger-wrenches--P646906.aspx

 

[senlow]

I haven't seen anything new that's any good. I use the Snap-on KRA15A for most of my wrenches. You can get them online from Snappy if you don't have a dealer. I do have a few sets of wrenches in Protoco racks. I like them better than the Ernst. The Ernst racks are a too tall waste of space. And, of course, space efficiency is one of the reasons for using wrench racks.

 

[TNBurban]

I really like the SO rails but Lowes actually has some that are very similar other than the notches are smaller on one end and bigger on the other to accommodate the different size wrenches. Unfortunately this means they are not as versitile as the SO ones as far as cutting them down and get multiple sets from 2 sticks

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I'm trying to find ones where the notches are all the same. I have a specific purpose in mind and need the ones where all the notches are the same size.

 

[fordnut85]

I'm trying to find ones where the notches are all the same. I have a specific purpose in mind and need the ones where all the notches are the same size.

Then snappy is the way to go. FYI, at one time they offered 2 different sizes of rails. They had the standard ones and some extra large ones for big wrenches (1 1/4" and up)

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[bert1913]

http://www.sears.com/craftsman-univ...SDJgZcAXAmWuqjnBwYcIwaAjJy8P8HAQ&gclsrc=aw.ds

 

[RedneckWelder]

Personally I use Ernst grippers because I want to be able to grab and tote my set where I need to go.

Ernst makes stationary ones and so does Hanson, I believe.

 

[Pontiac787]

I haven't seen anything new that's any good. I use the Snap-on KRA15A for most of my wrenches. You can get them online from Snappy if you don't have a dealer. I do have a few sets of wrenches in Protoco racks. I like them better than the Ernst. The Ernst racks are a too tall waste of space. And, of course, space efficiency is one of the reasons for using wrench racks.

+1 on the Protocol. Nice racks for a resonable price. The angle they use allows you to get larger wrenches into a shallow drawer.

 

[1950mercury]

+1 on the Protocol. Nice racks for a resonable price. The angle they use allows you to get larger wrenches into a shallow drawer.

+2 on the protocol

 

[smuro04]

I like the Ernst rails that you cut to fit. Few different configurations and customizable. And affordable.