First Order Retrieve-ability

When shop space is small, storage ingenuity is a must.
 

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Sure a big block of wood with drills in it represents first order Retrieve-ability, but a drawer with slots for each drill is a nicer type of first order Retrieve-ability....

I just bought the lower Hout box for my fractional reduced shank drills. The top one is fractional jobber drills.

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Goodbye to another block of wood on a shelf! Lol!
 
My nuts, washers, bolts, and screws have been stored in my garage on my work bench. I decided that I wanted to use a much smaller area by going vertical with my bolt storage.

I built this 7 ft tall shelf specially designed around the Walmart Hyper-Tough 20 drawer small parts storage organizer. The shelf is based off the width of a 2x8 so it's not deep at all. I've got two more organizers to fill out the remaining shelves.

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The wall to the left in the picture will have one of these louvre bin hangers on it full of small bins to hold my nuts, washers, and bolts. https://a.co/d/cOqT5Yv

I'll put up a piece of osb to screw the louvre panels to.

Then all I need is another shelf for a couple more organizers and all my bolts will be in my shop taking up much less space.
 
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