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Making a Socket Holder || DIY tool organization project
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2019
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I make holders/organizers for my socket sets to help me find the sockets I need faster.
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I find it hard to believe you have all those great tools and yet keep sockets in bags! ;)
At first I thought you were going to cut holes on the board until I saw you use dowels instead. That's brilliant.
Set some 1/2" magnets in the wood to hold the sockets when hung vertically.
wow man, another great idea! thanks for sharing
You bet!
I really like this idea. I think you went a lot more technical than I would have. I would have just traced the sockets and then drilled.
Great idea.
I like it!
I did this but put the pegs into a 2 x 2, then mounted several of these on a board and placed the board onto the side of my workbench, which is on wheels. The other side of the board holds the ratchet wrenches.
You did a much better job then I did. 👍
Thank you! This is so easy. I feel stupid for not thinking of it. (also, lose the music. It's distracting, and makes it difficult to hear YOU)
Sockets do come with holders you know .
looks easy when you do it :D care to make one for me?
WOW!!!! I would have just eyeballed the whole job and finished in an hour not 3 weeks!!!!
Indeed
How has that Milescraft drill press/guide been?
Is it worth the price? Or should I save up for a dedicated drill press?
It was good at first, after not many uses it has a harder time sliding. I say get a dedicated drill press, but the handheld is good if you are working on a big project you cant fit under the press.
I picked a rusty one up at my local recycling center that sells old tools if they're in decent condition. I sanded it down so the rails are smooth and graphite splooged the whole thing so it glides nice. It's totally worth the 9 bucks that I paid for it. Idk how much they are new but damn it's saved my projects countless times when needing a drill press and only having this. It's identical to yours. But I don't know what the pointed corners are for down at the bottom plate. You know the little pointed arrow looking pieces? It's almost like they're for a 45° angle when fastening a 90 butt joint for a wall or anything else of that matter
Are you making a piece of furniture or a useful rack? Line the sockets up on a piece of wood and hammer a nail through each one and spend the time doing some real work!
lol I'm a gluten for pain
@@natelarge A perfectionist perhaps?
Relax Ronnie, were dealing with home tools not missiles 😆🤣🤣
And you are why we can’t have nice things 😂😂😂