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Most of us own at least a hammer, saw, and nails. How would we hang that picture without them, right? For the casual repair minded guy or girl, these basics might suffice, but things get more complicated as time goes on. We graduate to screwdrivers and wrenches, tape measures and levels, crowbars and files. What do we do with all these tools? Alas, for many of us, we just throw them into an old box, or onto the shelf, or chuck them into the garage. Not a very glorious storage place for our cherished implements is it? Having said that, is a tool chest the most appropriate storage device for everyone? We have identified eight different types of tool storage systems. These systems are:

Storage System #1) Soft Tool Carriers

Made to store your tools efficiently, they are usually made out of “rip-stop” materials (to reduce the chance of tearing). Great for carrying tools around the house for those “quick jobs”.

Tool Storage #2) Tool Organizer on the Wall

Unless you have a nice big house and garage, space is often at a premium. For many of us, we have tools, but not too much space to store them in. The wall-mounted tool organizing unit is great for this type of situation. Not only do they keep your tools organized, they keep them out of the way as well.

Tool Storage #3) Toolbox for a Carpenter

These tool storage systems are especially made for storing and transporting carpenters’ tools back and forth from the job site. They are usually made from wood to protect metal blades and bit edges from damage.

Storage Device #4) A Mechanics’ Toolbox

These tool storage systems are especially made for storing and transporting mechanics’ tools. They are usually constructed out of metal or high-impact resin. The best versions of this system have drawer trays and drawer liners.

Storage System #5) Compartment Parts Box

Small parts and little accessories are always getting lost and in the way. This storage device will fit the bill perfectly. Especially great for storing:

a) Small tools

b) Bits for a Drill

c) Saw Blades

d) Those commonly used parts

e) Those Small Nails

f) Those Tiny Screws

These units are usually made out of metal (or high-impact resin). Some models have adjustable compartments.

Storage System #6) Mechanics’ Tool Chest

These tool storage systems are especially made for storing a mechanics’ tools. Usually made from metal or high-impact resin, some chests have wheels so they can be easily portable around the garage.

Tool Storage #7) Gang Box

If you have a lot of tools that you need to move around the job site, these storage systems are idea. They are usually made out of very durable materials, like metal or high-impact resin. Most of these systems have locking tops to ensure that tools do not “walk off”.

Storage System #8) Truck Box

These tool storage systems are especially made for storing and transporting tools on a truck. They are usually constructed out of aluminum, steel, or high-impact resin. Since these systems are on the back of a truck, most have locking tops to ensure tool security.

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