Tool Organizer - Pliers and Wrenches 

Not only is this a good tool organizer, it is a very professionally made video. Great!

Brilliant idea, thanks for sharing. I always though steel was the only toolbox but after years as a toolmaker, I'm going to the wooden side

Very creative and an excellent finished product. THUMBS UP for the FAST MODE VIDEOING during the repetitive parts. I wish more folks would use the FAST MODE so I could stay awake during some of those videos.

By far the best diy tool organizing I’ve seen.

The best tool organization with maximum capacity. You reinvented the tool box drawer. Awesome work outstanding idea.

Brilliant - thank you so much also for tips on the use of the power-tools (like taping parts together to make create identical parts). I learned a lot! Thank you for taking the time to put this together, Ciao, L

WAIT! You need more tools to fill up the drawer. Perfect excuse to buy some more tools - something we all love to do.

Love your videos. You are the most talented woodworker ever!

never thought of standing them on edge, this is definitely on my to do list

Brilliant ! awesome job and saves heaps of space, looks great as well. Thanks for sharing

Great work. one of my "needs to be done".

Awesome. If I had the wood saws I would definitely make something like this in the future. I made my own rack with a dish drying rack a few years ago and also use the ones made for pliers. I would do this and stain the wood for a awesome style. Great video

It's like going from the stone age to the space age in one fell swoop! Well done, thanks!!

Just Brilliant! Great job and great video

Really good project. Super useful and creative. Simple and adaptable to any setup. Short video but to the point.

Great idea! Now days its cheaper to buy a plier organizer that a sheet of plywood 🤣

Love your work! I hope to see more of the tool organization videos

OFF the HOOK Dude..............................Well Done !

Nice job , nice shop ! Thanks for sharing ...

Good idea, thanks for sharing!

Pretty cool.

Very nice. I guess I need to do this. Thx.

And he left room for more. Brilliant!

Nice. I want to do something similar for my file cabinets that I use for tool storage.

Top job with the organiser and great video.

Great idea!

Nicely done! Great Vid editing as well

Super cool!

Fantastic idea. I gotta make one now. Nice Shop by the way

Quite impressive! Thanks for posting

Exactly the idea was looking for, thanks!

Making these this weekend. Great video!

Excellent Job!

Pure skill.Love it!

The precise tolerance on the vertical dividers is impressive. Only glue and butt jointing with no clamping and no dado joint hold around 50 lbs. of steel tools shoved around (mass x velocity).

Your grinder with the drill chucks is awesome

Pretty smooth guy!

I love this solution

Great job. Great video. Thanks.

your the smartest man alive hands down...I literally am spending the day tomorrow making these. I'm a new heavy duty mechanic and my pops and I were sitting in our little shop trying to figure out how to organize our huge box!!! not only is this great, efficient, nice looking it's a great project for any age (given y ou have the tools). truly wonderful video thank you for your time making it. People like learning no matter what they may say. please don't stop the great work or instructional videos I just love it!!

Genius idea.

Great idea. I like it

Nice work.

Wonderful.

Very nice!

Very nice work.

Perfect, and free

I like it. What would you have done differently if you had to make another one?

Sweet!

Great, now you’ve got to buy more pliers. 😂

For those repeat cuts at the chop saw, next time use a stop block and then you only have to get it right once.

Nice!

Flawless edits. Supreme creation. Much appreciated

What were your measurements on the dividers? Please advise, thanks a GREAT video.

Very nice. You could use a stop block on the miter saw to skip the marking step..

Wow! 1: I can't imagine having that many wrenches and pliers. 2: This is some amazing drawer organization!

A grinder with chucks on the end to adapt different sanding bits. Coooooool !!...... Can you add a grinding wheel and polisher ?

AWESOME

nice job thnks i will try

Great idea! Great video! What thickness plywood did you use?

Nice.

Slick!!!

Very nice organizer, may not do me much good because I always just seem to miss place the tools by not remembering where I put them down, lol.

Very nice

Good job now I need you to do mine please 👍😁

wow i like that

nice work,I wish they made something like this for sale somewhere

Real nice organizer. You should lower your table saw blade to 3/16" (tooth height) higher than panel thickness. That way, if the blade catches you it won't cut off a finger.

Tell me about that table saw fence!

I've made an organizer tray vaguely similar to this, But instead of wooden dividers I made mine out of bent up bits of coat hanger wire. They're called dish strainer style organizers. Some people even cut up wire dish strainers for the dividers.

I like this, very clean looking. I have a divider in my box made from wood as well, but not a well thought out. My concern is that wood absorbs moisture, and then it is resting against the tools. I want to find a cheap, quick and easy metal divider solution, preferably that is adjustable. Again, nice work.

sweet !

I thought about doing this, but the panels take up 6 1/2" of space in the box. I with there were thinner options for partitions.

Great idea but way too much work. I purchased a handful of aluminum yardsticks at HF for about $1 each and cut them into lengths to fit my draw. Then I drilled a 1/4" hole in each end of them and assembled them with a couple lengths of threaded rod and some nuts I bought by the pound at the farm supply store. Great dividers for the tools at my electronic bench. And as someone else pointed out, the wood spacers take up a lot of space in the drawer. My aluminum yardstick segments are only about 1/8" thick or less so the wasted space is totally minimal. And yes, the slots filled up all too quickly. But HF still sells the aluminum yardsticks and I have more drawers. The best part is the look on the cashier's face as you walk out with a dozen aluminum yardsticks after asking when they will restock.

Oh man!!! I thought it would be for beginners.. that's awesome but who has that many power tools in there garage to be able to make that..

1. That was a great build. Very ingenious solution. 2. They make medication for that strain of OCD. :)

This does my OCD so much good lol

What happens when one of the drawer slides breaks and need replacement? It happens occasionally. You would have to bust all that out to remove the drawer slides. I like the concept though.

Purty good.

hmm... looks nice but is it functional?

I like this idea; however, I would have concerns about this organizer looking like crap after a while due to grease, grime, etc. that tools typically have on them.

Nice work... Is that both side finished Birch Plywood? I don't see any voids between the plys. I presume that that sanding removes any "fuzzines" from the top edge.

Once you take a tool out how do you know where it goes back? Need to Shadow box.

Have to apply a good stain resistant material to finish it off.

SSCCHHWWEEEETT!!!!

Gold mate👌💯....can you make me one please💁🏼‍♂️😃

Awesome job. Where did you get the material for your tablesaw fence?

I want this! Would you build one to speck for a certain box and sell it?

I like

how is the wood pieces attached to the metal drawer?

Bad ass

I apologize if you already answered this - but what kind of fence did you have on your table saw?

cool

Dammit! I have the wood working stuff I need. Why don’t I do this?

I really liked the idea, the trays that are available don't seem to really work that well. One draw back you need to have deep drawers in order for this to work. For smaller wrenches this would work for larger wrenches it won't unless you have at least two inches deep in the drawers. The trays that are available only go up to 19mm or 3/4 inch wrenches, they do not allow for the larger wrenches, maybe someday they will, but then you need deeper drawers.

Awesome job! Can you make me one of those?

What is brand of saw fence u are using. Jim

Why the heck is the saw blade so high... 1/8" over wood only

Urghh I'm officially jealous.

Wont the moisture in the wood increase the risk of oxidation?