Starting with some drawer organization, I whipped up this tray for my puller drawer. I don't use this stuff very often, so I made this tray so I can stack things in one drawer instead of taking up two.
I also added some Schaller bins to the drawer where I store bolts and fixtures.
My measurement and layout drawer has been a mess, so I cleaned it up with even more Schaller bins. Now everything has a place and can't move around too much. By the way, the empty bin was for a metric feeler gauge set which is now filled.
I reorganized one of my punch drawers, this drawer is primarily Facom in molded trays.
I whipped up this shitty wooden material rack. It isn't my proudest work, but it's on casters for easy mobility and holds everything I want! Also shown in the background are some dollies I made for storing wheels. These are made from the $10 Harbor Freight moving dollies with some scrap pieces of wood added.
I made this box from plywood scraps, Harbor Freight casters, and an old VW box. I filled it with carpet and seat parts, and it fits perfectly under the bench.
Some Akro Mils plastic bins for even more organization:
The bins under my lathe hold small round scraps of various materials.
These bins hold used hardware. It's really handy to have a variety of old bolts around, and now I can keep them organized.
I also rearranged and cleaned up my "finished parts" rack, and consolidated some of my spare parts to the bottom shelf for ballast.
Whipped up a box for spare axles from plywood scraps
And of course, some new tools! Snap-on purchases:
PB Swiss Black Friday:
Some 3/8' drive impact deals from Cripe Distributing on eBay:
After cleaning everything up, I moved the Jetta out of the way to sweep and mop. Now I'm ready to get back to work!
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