Okay, this is not a big idea or anything, but I had a crowded shop set up (small shop so everything in everything else's way) and I also had some doweling, a couple of 2x4's, an old HF dolly (which doesn't show - just your $10 on sale dolly), some pegboard and other stuff laying around. So I threw this together and it works great - stable, I just pull/push it wherever I'm working. The white baskets are $1 store - you can clip the frame wires easily and stick 'em through the peg boards.
Just kinda fun, cheap, and really handy. And I don't have that many people wanting tours of my shop so aesthetics aren't that important. :-)
Dave B
This works in my small shop
This works in my small shop
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Hey! Great idea Dave!
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That is a great idea! I need to find a better way to store all my clamps. I used to have all my tool proudly displayed and organized on my pegboard wall over my work bench, but they all rusted terribly after the first winter. Dust would collect after using a saw or sander, and the condensation would create an unbelieveable amount of rust very quickly! I ended up getting a tool chest. Still gets dusty, still can get some condensation, but doesn't seem to rust as long as I use my tools and wipe them (as we all should) before putting them back in their drawers. Your tool system looks great, though!
Ken Hundley
Nocturnal Guitars
http://www.nocturnalguitars.com
So, my big brother was playing guitar and I figured I'd try it too.
- Stevie Ray Vaughan
Nocturnal Guitars
http://www.nocturnalguitars.com
So, my big brother was playing guitar and I figured I'd try it too.
- Stevie Ray Vaughan
Re: This works in my small shop
Nice clamp storage solution...I've had planes, chisels, files and other steel tools exposed on shelves or hanging on walls in my shop for 10 years with absolutely NO rust formation. Also no rust forming on tablesaw, or bandsaw cast iron surfaces. I keep the shop at 40% -50% and at 65*-70*F year round. On the other hand, the jointer that I keep in the unheated garage definitely gets rusty.Ken Hundley wrote:That is a great idea! I need to find a better way to store all my clamps. I used to have all my tool proudly displayed and organized on my pegboard wall over my work bench, but they all rusted terribly after the first winter. Dust would collect after using a saw or sander, and the condensation would create an unbelieveable amount of rust very quickly! I ended up getting a tool chest. Still gets dusty, still can get some condensation, but doesn't seem to rust as long as I use my tools and wipe them (as we all should) before putting them back in their drawers. Your tool system looks great, though!
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Re: This works in my small shop
My garage is unattached and uninsulated. Lucky I have power out there.....
Ken Hundley
Nocturnal Guitars
http://www.nocturnalguitars.com
So, my big brother was playing guitar and I figured I'd try it too.
- Stevie Ray Vaughan
Nocturnal Guitars
http://www.nocturnalguitars.com
So, my big brother was playing guitar and I figured I'd try it too.
- Stevie Ray Vaughan