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Old 05-29-2015, 11:47 AM   #1
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Re: Any clever ways to organize your sockets in a toolbox.

My current box isn't tall enough for the stand up organizers so I'm using these.

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Old 07-29-2015, 12:42 PM   #2
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Re: Any clever ways to organize your sockets in a toolbox.

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My current box isn't tall enough for the stand up organizers so I'm using these.
(Hope you don't mind, I changed the photo to a smaller one)

Those are what I use, I LOATH the metal or plastic ones that the socket gets pushed onto like posted earlier. These Lisle ones http://www.lislecorp.com/search/ are the best in my opinion. The best part is you can grab one and walk away from the box with it.

You know I am going to have a "Basics of Basics" on tool organization don't you? LOL

http://www.hotrodders.com/forum/new-...ls-150700.html

Here's my box.



I have had many people refer to it as "anal" and comments like "I'm too busy fixing cars to waste my time" are common when I post about tool box organization. All I can say to that is, where time is critical like on the battle field or in aircraft repair, or how about during a surgery, do they go rummaging through drawers looking for tools?

No, I have worked for YEARS with this tool box. The few hours spent organizing it was nothing!

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