Some days it really pays to go to work . Great recycling work !


454 RATTLER

 

nice :thumbup:

 

Jack???

I did not see the jack in one of those draws.... where did it go? LOL

I used old dressers put real wheels on them and a new top so i could work on top of them. My jack did not fit in any of the drawers either....

 

Storage Ideas

Take a look around your workshop (or garage, we will use both these terms to mean the same thing). Where do you see the most empty space? If you are a disorganised kind of person most of your stuff will be on the floor whereas the walls will be relatively free.

It pays to make efficient use of wall space. If you visit any kind of home centre or depot you will immediately realise how well they take advantage of the wall space to display items. Getting things off the floor and into the air is one of the key principles when it comes to workshop or any other kind of storage problem solving.
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Excellent idea!

Jon
http://1972vega.wordpress.com/

 

Re: Here is an idea for tool storage

File cabinets make great storage, they can hold lots of weight, especially the ones you found.

I try to keep most ALL my tools in plastic tool boxes with a few exceptions, along with parts, accessories, tools for the tool, blades, disks grinding wheels and etc. That way when I need the tool I have everything I need in one box. I don't have to go looking for something in the middle of a project. It's also nice when I need a tool away from home, I can grab the box and go and know I have everything I need. The tools don't get dusty or dirty and the cords don't get tangled up or the plugs bent and destroyed.

 

Very nice.