With Ernst you can get 40 magnetic modular wrench holders for $40. With Tool Box Widgets you get 24 wrench holders for $40. I went with the Ernst because of the price difference and the narrower footprint.
Ernst Manufacturing makes the Tekton wrench holders. Ernst offers more colors and magnets on the bottom of the holders. I have the magnetic Ernst wrench holders in blue for metric and red for SAE. I really like them. They work well for my toolbox that has shallow drawers. I may go with Toolbox Widget for screwdriver organizers. They can be configured in more ways than the screwdriver organizers from Ernst and other companies.
I recently got the Toolbox Widget Screwdriver organizers to hold my ratchets in place. They work great imo and have spacers that can be removed for smaller tools like extensions and smaller screwdrivers. I'll have a video up soon showing how I use my ratchets with them.
Just use the wrench organizers for screwdrivers. Run a strip up the middle and alternate the handles left and right. Straight on one side and cross on the other.
Exactly what I realized after I purchased some 3d printed ones off ebay, none tekton or widget. I like to have my wrenches in a drawer as tall as the biggest wrench, so I had to cut them down and make the depth larger. All I wanted is to have my tools not wander. Wanted to use foam but is too much time consuming for me.
I like the tekton more, for impact sockets what’s your favorite organizer? I have a master set of 7-22 no skips in deep shallow and universal so I need a organizer that can hold a lot
For my impacts, I keep them in the travel case they came in and put that in the toolbox drawer like that so I can grab the whole kit and go. It's a large case, takes up the whole drawer but it's convenient fo me. As for now, that's all I use.
@@TorqueAndTwisted smart mines in a case as well so might do that for now, have you heard of any good organizers for impact sockets? The tool widget sells some for 20$ but they’re pretty expensive since I’ll need like 5
Each of the brands usually sells the slide on style with long pegs or the click in style. Both work well with top of cart storage space. But fwiw, I use that top space for working, never liked my sockets filling all that.
With Ernst you can get 40 magnetic modular wrench holders for $40. With Tool Box Widgets you get 24 wrench holders for $40. I went with the Ernst because of the price difference and the narrower footprint.
Ernst Manufacturing makes the Tekton wrench holders. Ernst offers more colors and magnets on the bottom of the holders. I have the magnetic Ernst wrench holders in blue for metric and red for SAE. I really like them. They work well for my toolbox that has shallow drawers. I may go with Toolbox Widget for screwdriver organizers. They can be configured in more ways than the screwdriver organizers from Ernst and other companies.
I recently got the Toolbox Widget Screwdriver organizers to hold my ratchets in place. They work great imo and have spacers that can be removed for smaller tools like extensions and smaller screwdrivers. I'll have a video up soon showing how I use my ratchets with them.
@@TorqueAndTwisted Thanks for the reply. Glad to know you like the Toolbox Widget Screwdriver Organizers. I’m looking forward to your next video!
Just use the wrench organizers for screwdrivers. Run a strip up the middle and alternate the handles left and right. Straight on one side and cross on the other.
The tekton holders are made by Ernst and are cheaper if you get them from ernst and I believe they do have a option with magnets
Exactly what I realized after I purchased some 3d printed ones off ebay, none tekton or widget. I like to have my wrenches in a drawer as tall as the biggest wrench, so I had to cut them down and make the depth larger. All I wanted is to have my tools not wander. Wanted to use foam but is too much time consuming for me.
I like the tekton more, for impact sockets what’s your favorite organizer? I have a master set of 7-22 no skips in deep shallow and universal so I need a organizer that can hold a lot
For my impacts, I keep them in the travel case they came in and put that in the toolbox drawer like that so I can grab the whole kit and go. It's a large case, takes up the whole drawer but it's convenient fo me. As for now, that's all I use.
@@TorqueAndTwisted smart mines in a case as well so might do that for now, have you heard of any good organizers for impact sockets? The tool widget sells some for 20$ but they’re pretty expensive since I’ll need like 5
Check out Capri, Sunex, Tekton, Ernst and Ares. All pretty budget friendly and I’ve had good experiences with those brands for other stuff.
@@TorqueAndTwisted yea I have Capri and sunex both come in cases but I wanted to have my sockets on the top of my mechanic cart
Each of the brands usually sells the slide on style with long pegs or the click in style. Both work well with top of cart storage space. But fwiw, I use that top space for working, never liked my sockets filling all that.
If you have a drawer liner you don’t need the magnets
Correct!! Mine don’t move around at all with drawer liners