Tool Box Organization Wrench Rails
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 ส.ค. 2024
- Here I am going over wrench organizers. I hope you all enjoyed. If you did Please LIKE, Comment, and Subscribe. Thank you all for your support!!
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Tools I Suggest:
Tekton / Ernst Wrench Rail - amzn.to/2uQyM24
Ernst wrench Rail - amzn.to/2hVGt64
Ernst Low Profile Rail - amzn.to/2vxrW3Q
EZ Red Rail - amzn.to/2fBiR5V
Ernst Socket Rail - amzn.to/2hvrHTu
Tekton Oil Filter Pliers - amzn.to/2pSbTdS
Tekton USA Screwdrivers - amzn.to/2plqUE5
Tekton Impact Adapters - amzn.to/2pScb4u
Tekton Impact Driver - amzn.to/2qbcZV5
Tekton Metric Stubby Wrench Set - amzn.to/2pSgyg0
Tekton Snap Ring Pliers - amzn.to/2pSjAAV
Tekton Cold Punch and Chisel Set - amzn.to/2p7XRrA
Tekton Impact Extensions - amzn.to/2pS8Ulz
Tekton USA Slip Joint Pliers - amzn.to/2pScXi7
Tekton 3/8 Torque Wrench - amzn.to/2qMEPE6
Tekton Automatic Center Punch - amzn.to/2r1xS5n
Tekton USA Plier Set - amzn.to/2qbfkiM
Tekton Metric and SAE Wrench Set - amzn.to/2qbr4lk
Gearwrench 120XP Doube Box Wrench Set - amzn.to/2uKT0yr
Gearwrench 22 PC Wrench Set - amzn.to/2rA2oo0
Gearwrench Serpentine Belt Tool - amzn.to/2p7USze
Gearwrench 3/8 Impact Socket Set - amzn.to/2pS9pfu
Gearwrench Panel Popper Set - amzn.to/2pSfJ6X
Gearwrench Indexing Pry Bars W/ Free Double X Pliers - amzn.to/2rJXDak
Gearwrench 120XP Flex Ratchet Set - amzn.to/2pRpRyG
Gearwrench 120XP Solid Ratchet Set - amzn.to/2sfaaAi
Gearwrench 120XP Cushion Grip Ratchet Set - amzn.to/2rpOljo
Gearwrench Roto Ratchet Set - amzn.to/2pSnLi1
Gearwrench Flare Nut Wrench Set - amzn.to/2qNmd70
Gearwrench Flex Wrench Set - amzn.to/2rcfiXj
Gearwrench Deep Offset Wrench Set - amzn.to/2seQ9d9
Gearwrench ¼ Extension Set - amzn.to/2qCcQ9C
Gearwrench 3/8 Extension Set - amzn.to/2rpXY1E
Gearwrench ½ Extension Set - amzn.to/2qCe4le
Gearwrench Master Screwdriver Set - amzn.to/2pShiS9
Gearwrench 8PC Green Screwdriver Set - amzn.to/2rsqXTk
Gearwrench 8PC Orange Screwdriver Set - amzn.to/2qq8zWL
Gearwrench Pivot Force Plier Set - amzn.to/2r9CV3i
Gearwrench Hook and Pick Set - amzn.to/2qb6lhE
Gearwrench Plier Set - amzn.to/2pSitkI
Gearwrench Skinny Handle Plier Set - amzn.to/2r9xnFI
Gearwrench Scraper Set - amzn.to/2pSpYI8
Gearwrench Master Hex and Torx Set - amzn.to/2qbt3pM
Gearwrench Double X Pliers - amzn.to/2qDrdxU
Gearwrench 120XP ¼ Socket Set - amzn.to/2pSflFB
Gearwrench Flex Sockets - amzn.to/2qDy36l
Gearwrench 120 XP 3/8 Socket Set - amzn.to/2pRmJmD
Gearwrench Pass Thru Socket Set - amzn.to/2qMP1MU
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Gearwrench Pickle Fork Set - amzn.to/2rwhCHh
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Gearwrench Spark Plug Socket Set - amzn.to/2qNndbg
Gearwrench Drum Brake Tools - amzn.to/2r6P2iG
Astro Drum Brake Tools - amzn.to/2sIcFLD
OEM Tools Drum Brake Set - amzn.to/2s8OEjO
Dewalt Impact Bit Set - amzn.to/2pS0MDI
Dewalt Extension Set - amzn.to/2p8t6mj
Dewalt Bit Set - amzn.to/2qc5wVS
Dewalt ½ Impact DCF880 Kit - amzn.to/2rgKLIs
Dewalt ¼ Impact DCF887 Kit - amzn.to/2qA6lDx
Dewalt ¼ Impact Driver - amzn.to/2pOglvN
Dewalt 192 PC Socket Set - amzn.to/2qNp0NH
Dewalt Nut Driver Set - amzn.to/2qP2TFC
Knipex Pliers - amzn.to/2pS1wZN
OEM Oil Filter Socket Set - amzn.to/2pUvoVa
Jegs Screwdriver Set - amzn.to/2qWP5cp
Matco / Witte Screwdriver Set - amzn.to/2q3ItK1
Craftsman Pry Bar Set - amzn.to/2q4edyK
BA9 Battery Tester - amzn.to/2pwYmaA
Irwin Wire Stripper - amzn.to/2qoU49k
WEN Dremel - amzn.to/2q3ZbZP
Lang Brake Caliper Tool - amzn.to/2q3XxqW
Tekton Double Box End Wrench Set - amzn.to/2qsOBi3
EZ Red Metric Double Box End Wrench Set - amzn.to/2pl6gba
EZ Red SAE Double Box End Wrench Set - amzn.to/2pld0ps
Milwaukee Striking Screwdriver Set - amzn.to/2qGdi9N
Ingersoll Rand 118MAXK Air Hammer - amzn.to/2rm5Bad
Ingersoll Rand 302BK Die Grinder Set - amzn.to/2rVocqu
OEM Vise Grips - amzn.to/2qhluP3
OEM Inner Tie Rod Tool - amzn.to/2s0fpno
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I'm an aviation mechanic for the last 27 years. I've had the Craftsman foam wrench holders in my box for 20 years and they are still going strong. Your right about mounting them to a drawer liner if there's only a few wrenches, but if you have your 3/8 thru 1 inch in the rail, the weight of the set will hold it down nicely. Also the group eases up after a little while making it easy to get at your wrenches. Lastly, they have lasted me 20 years and I've transplanted them thru 3 box upgrades. I like them the best of all the ones I've tried. Too bad you can't get them anymore.
The Tekton wrench racks are made by Ernst. I think Ernst is still the best bang for your buck, no matter which style you get. And, if money isn't an obstacle, Snap On sells rebranded Ernst wrench and socket rails in lots of other color options.
TheQuartermaster55 ya I have really enjoyed Ernst as well. Both socket rails and wrench rails. They are great and pretty decent on prices as well
good video, as usual. as a cancer sufferer myself I really LOVE the t shirt!! I have just ordered some Stealth spanner rails and socket holders (a bit expensive as I have to get them off the net from USA, but hope they do the job!) keep up the good work!
Kevin Australia oh nice. I hope you.like them as well. I'm sorry to hear about the cancer. I hope nothing but the best for you!!
wow, no BS the package has just arrived at the door now!!! what a coincidence!! They look great, look like a real good build quality.
Kevin Australia nice haha that's awesome!!
Olsa wrench organizer rack. Anodized red or blue. Each sells on Amazon for less than $20. They work great!
Very nice 👍
Great video Tony. I need to do something with my wrenches. I was looking at something a little different as well. They're called Sort-a-Tool wrench trays. If you look them up, you'll see that they hold both SAE and metric in the same tray. I would buy 2 trays myself (if I go this route) use one for each. They come with the sizing stickers that you have to apply. For 10 minutes of work I can cut them apart and apply them accordingly, metric ones in one tray and SAE in the other. They hold 28 wrenches total each. 6-19 mm and 1/4"-3/4". They are regularly $10.99 each at Sears but are sale this week for 10% off at $9.89. These can be found on both Amazon and eBay but not this cheep that I have seen.
Mark Hetzer yes I have seen those. I almost bought those when I first bought my box. I think it's a good idea to buy 2 so you can still keep them separate.
I use the Ernst as well love those for main combi wrenches. I also use rolls for the stubbies and flares since i seldome use them.
baron24601 nice, Thank you for sharing!!
Thank You for the info
Thanks for watching
Great info thanks for the video. Always looking for new and more efficient ways to organize my tools and tool boxes. ❤️
Pualani C thank you I'm really glad you enjoyed 👍🏻
great post as always Tony. I saw a guy mount wrench racks on inside of the lid to his box, look like a pretty good idea to me
Martin Schaffmeir thank you. Oh nice. Ya I've seen people use magnetic strips to hold wrenches on the lid buy the wrench rack is a pretty good idea
TonyTheTechnician I have to try it looks like it would work well but seeing isn't the same as really trying it out
Martin Schaffmeir ya that's very true. Let me know if you try it.
Outstanding video! Great picture and sound quality! Very informative! God knows I do need to get some wrench organizers! Keep up the great work! Subscribed!!
VideosByDPF thank you I’m really glad you enjoyed the video and found it informative 👍🏻👍🏻
I would also recommend the sort a tool wrench tray at Sears, it stores and labels 28 wrenches in a 9-3/4" by 13-3/4" tray that lays in the drawer
DJ Rodrigue thank you for sharing and watching!!
I like the shirt man, and I'm sure it was fun cleaning up spilt coffee on you're box.I will eventually upgrade my wrench rails to something alot better.
Brady's Tools! Thank you and ya it was a blast haha
TonyTheTechnician Tools don't need Caffeine, and don't need a stickiey box either lol.
Brady's Tools! Hahaha that's for sure
I really like the trays snap on uses. But yes, they do take up a stupid amount of drawer space.
Very true. Thanks for sharing your thoughts
the lighting in the introduction segment is almost exactly like that in another great production movie series called amateur allure.
I just got a set of Ernst wrench rails that I like. I've also had a set of 2-piece rails that were awful. I'm probably going to do a 3-way side-by-side comparison when I get the new Tekton wrench sets in the grab and go carriers.
Harley Adam oh nice, I look forward to the video man! Thanks for watching
Harley Adam, Ernst and Tekton are the same. Both made by Ernst.
TheQuartermaster55 watch my upcoming video and all shall be made clear.....
TheQuartermaster55 ya those tekton wrench sets that I have are actually Ernst single piece rails. I really like them.
Tony , sorry this is off topic from this current video but go check out the new Pittsburgh Pro hand wrench at Harbor it is black and has some kind of strange notch in the open end portion of it
Dsanford12 ya I have seen those. They are a really cool concept for a ratcheting open end but alot of people hate it bc of the tolerances on fasteners.
I love that TBL ring, and the t-shirt too.............thank you!!!!
Another very affordable option for foam is Kaizen Foam which can be found at fastcap.com You do have to cut it to fit your tools, but it is a very nice option.
PaganWizard thank you and yes I use the foam in my work box. It does keep everything looking nice
Great video and review! The last 6 months I have been trying to not only build my tool collection but my knowledge of the mechanics as well but unfortunately a couple weeks j had to put the tools down due to cancer, hopefully if all goes well in a couple months I will back turning wrenchs but I couldn't help but notice your shirt and man, I like it. Did you purchase it somewhere or was it designed by you because I'd really like to get one. Keep up the great videos and if u did happen to make those and have an extra, would you sell one to me? Have to ask thanks again
Thank you and I'm so sorry to hear that bi hope all goes well. Unfortunately I got this shirt from my mom when she had cancer. Hopefully she will know where to get them and I'll get back to you.
I use tools everyday to make a living, I have a service van with tools, I have a shop at work with tools, I have a shop at home with tools. My shops are nice but they are not tool displays. Everything in your videos looks absolutely brand new! Do you actually even use your tools? Do you know how to use tools or do you just display them like most the Posers on you tube that give tool reviews and tool box storage advice.
I use tools every day to make a living as well. But guess what. I can keep them clean and not be a dick. So I guess that's two positives. You should work on both. Thanks for watching.
TonyTheTechnician I am by no means perfect and yes I have a ton of faults! I’ve worked in the trades for about 35 years and worked with thousands of trades guys from just about every trade discipline you can think of. Talented trades guys are billed out from $60 to $200 an hour and if the guy/woman signing the pay checks saw any one of them polishing, cuddling, and cradling their tools on the clock they’d be unemployed! Tools are readily available and cheap....Skilled labor is hard to find and expensive! Yes... take care of your tools but don’t get so obsessive about it that you become unproductive.
@@AAA-nq6bo if the tools are regularly cleaned and wiped it doesn't take but a few seconds and no one said you had to do it during a job. It's super easy and way cheaper then buying these cheap tools you speak of. A work truck will also serve you alot longer if you clean and maintain it regularly but by your logic just send it and you will be buying a new service truck sooner then you should have to. This rule applies to alot of things in life. The way someone thinks and handles themselves along with the property they use to make a living says alot about a person and alot of the time shows how professional and successful they will be in life. And yes I know that's not true in all cases but it's proven most people who are organized clean and professional with the proper mind set can be very successful in life. Just bc I'm not a person who like to leave everything dirty and unorganized does not make me unsuccessful. I think after 8 years in the army then going to college and working as a mechanic on a professional race team I'll keep doing things how I'm doing things. Best of luck to you as well
TonyTheTechnician your points and position respectfully understood... good luck to you as well...
@@AAA-nq6bo thank you and by know means am I disagreeing with you either. I completely understand there is a time and place for maintaining the tools and equipment and definitely shouldn't be done during the time given to get a job done. Thank you for sharing your thoughts 👍
great video very helpful u gave me a couple ideas thanks
diy fixer upper thank you, glad I was able to help!!
I wish there was a good way to organize a field service truck. It's a bitch trying to keep tools in place. Problem is that most drawers in a truck are smaller than normal toolbox drawers. Good video.
Ya I bet that's a pain. Thank you
Another great video, thank you for sharing once again. A couple of thoughts I'd like to share, on the first rail you showed, couldn't you use a dremel tool to cut the front part a little bit to loosen the grip but still hold the wrench? If a person wanted to use the foam method seems like it would be a lot cheaper to make it rather than buy it. Now I need some advice. What do you think about using Styrofoam on bottom half and regular foam on top? I also saw kind of diy video where a used wood and a comment was made about the weight? but I thought he had a good idea, he had a small set he put on top of others that ran along front and back of the drawer after he waxed bottom of the board. You could add a hole to move it back n forth
Rodney Widger yes you could do that and save some money. As far as the styrofoam combination I believe would also work but you have to have extreme patience with that bc it’s going to take time and if not done correctly it could either look horrible or just not last very long. I would say that is the biggest problem is the longevity of foam. The wood idea is great as long as it’s not to big and heavy. Thank you 👍🏻
Tony check out this product gedore e-ph 6-12 l . this is my favorite wrench rail.
i had a hard time figuring out my wrench's there were a few cheep magnet wrench holders that i grabbed because of the name ernest and it was cheep also love the socket organizers and it held 40 i think i have the metric and sae set that goes up to 1 1/4 and 26mm i think so i have a bunch...not the name brand real expensive sets just the harbor freight cheeper variety ... but there are still not a bad option in my opion... and the problem with the magnet holder when you put th wrench away some times you knock it over it is kind of a pain...and with all the little ones and wrachet ones i have it would be better if the magnets were stronger i may some day just remove them and throw them in the drawer ....ya there are really no good choices for the real big wrench sets i like the little plastic tecton i almost wish there was a 40 set instead of the 15... maybe someday..
They need to stop charging so much for pieces of plastic that hold things especially the ones that suck aardvark taint. I would imagine most of them cost around 25 cents to make, some tools probably have less of a markup.
DOYLECLEVERLOBE1 hahaha i know right. Some companies are charging ridiculous amounts for a simple molded piece of rubber or plastic lol
I have that same silicone ring for work
Synyster Shadows nice 👍🏻 they are great
can you make a recommendation video of cheap tools for diy home mechanics?
Camo Country19 yes I can thanks for the suggestion
Every time I've bought cheap tools I've regretted it. They are a waste of money and pain to use. For example I bought one of those cheap wrench sets from harbor freight, and they are not sized to an exact tolerance to tighten a bolt, they slip and strip the bolt head. Seriously a good tool will last a lifetime and bring you joy to use.
nice content tony
Boles412 thank you!!!
Thanks for the vid did u get the package?
John Gibson yes I did sir. Thank you so much! It's awesome. I'll do an unboxing of it this coming week!!
You look like Simon Pegg Shaun of the Dead
02:55 Simon Jeg 😂
Hi
I have that Hercules or whatever harbor freight light I hate it so much but it survives everything unfortunately and I got it on sale for 27 bucks I can't complain the things a true champ but I hate it
Where can I get the second one you talked about? The one you got with your matco wrenches.
Bonjour,
Quel est le modèle de la lumière sur le dessus de ton coffre ?
Bonne vidéo. Merci.
Mine is still in the package I haven't even opened it
John Gibson haha damn I was just going to say how is yours. I think it will be a good video. It looks like a really good concept. I can't wait to actually open it. But I want to wait till I make the video
your toolbox needed coffe too? :)
gbowne1 lmao always 👍🏻
I built my own wrench holder oh and don't upload tomorrow going to see guns and roses in Hershey pa
Ethan Devlin haha nice. And no worries. I don't upload on sundays. Have fun!!
Tool box widget, made by vets in the usa
I have a video on the tool box widget as well. By far the best wrench rail system I've ever used for sure.
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Does it require 15 minutes to bitch about products that dont work? How about 10 minutes dedicated to cost effective solutions for tool organization and some helpful tips on tool grouping.
As years pass, for me my tool set has grown and it gets harder to keep certain tools with other tools in a similar category. I have found that I have bought items and only used once and a year or two passes and you forget you have a certain something the next time.
I would love to see a video of a tech that has really got it figured out so I can learn and mimic their success because I suspect a lot of us have similar issues. I'm not to proud to copy people whom are better at things the. Me.