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[gobbypunk]

Ha since we got burgled and lost my 880 and a few other things we got some of those anti poacher things that fire shotgun cartridges with a trip wire into a big steel pipe dont half go off with a bang I just got to remember to disarm it before opening the door fully and theres more than one 

[sime42]

Anyone got any recommendations for places to buy pigeon holes / storage racks / wall mounted organiser type things like this;-

I got these from Screwfix or Toolstation but they're not very good, weak plastic.

I could also do with another tool chest or roller cabinet thing. They seem awfully expensive for what they are, my current one came from Halfords.

[Moose McAlpine]

Just now, sime42 said:

Anyone got any recommendations for places to buy pigeon holes / storage racks / wall mounted organiser type things like this;-

I got these from Screwfix or Toolstation but they're not very good, weak plastic.

I could also do with another tool chest or roller cabinet thing. They seem awfully expensive for what they are, my current one came from Halfords.

Look up Dexion and Raaco. They make very good stuff like that.

[Moose McAlpine]

When i had a garage at my old house. It was pretty packed, but there wasn't much i couldn't do/make/fix with all the equipment in there.

 

Got even more stuff now.. ?

[aspenarb]

1 hour ago, sime42 said:

Anyone got any recommendations for places to buy pigeon holes / storage racks / wall mounted organiser type things like this;-

I got these from Screwfix or Toolstation but they're not very good, weak plastic.

I could also do with another tool chest or roller cabinet thing. They seem awfully expensive for what they are, my current one came from Halfords.

 

I had a chippy knock up some big pigeon holes to take tough boxes. For an example its a lot easier for jobs like riveting if everything to do with that task is in the one box, when done put it all back in the box and its good to go again, certainly a lot easier than finding the rivet tool rivets, drills to suit etc.

 

Bob  Mancave link, the old one seems to have packed up

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Edited October 26, 2020 by aspenarb

[sime42]

Yeah good point Bob, ta. I spend far too long sometimes looking for the one remaining tool/fixing/bit needed for a job!

[youngsbury]

9 hours ago, gobbypunk said:

Ha since we got burgled and lost my 880 and a few other things we got some of those anti poacher things that fire shotgun cartridges with a trip wire into a big steel pipe dont half go off with a bang I just got to remember to disarm it before opening the door fully and theres more than one 

Yep I got a few of them dotted around filled with salt and chilli powder ?

[scbk]

9 hours ago, sime42 said:

Anyone got any recommendations for places to buy pigeon holes / storage racks / wall mounted organiser type things like this;-

I got these from Screwfix or Toolstation but they're not very good, weak plastic.

I could also do with another tool chest or roller cabinet thing. They seem awfully expensive for what they are, my current one came from Halfords.

Always worth keeping an eye out at charity shops/gumtree for used office furniture/shop fittings etc

 

"Link 51" storage bins are very strong, but not cheap