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Keep your workshop organized and your blades protected with these smart table saw blade storage ideas! Featured on The Woodsmith Shop, Episode 408: Blade & Bit Storage, this video walks you through the build process for multiple easy-to-make saw blade organizers. Whether you're storing blades for your table saw, circular saw, or miter saw, these solutions are designed to save space while protecting those fragile carbide teeth from damage.

The featured blade storage cabinet includes pull-out trays with custom-cut recesses that hold your blades securely in place—preventing chips and keeping everything within easy reach. It’s a compact, efficient way to manage your growing blade collection without cluttering your shop.

Perfect for beginner and experienced woodworkers alike, these DIY storage projects combine functionality with simple construction techniques. Start building today and upgrade your shop with clean, accessible, and damage-free blade storage!

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[davidharvey]

I'm going to make the slotted type because i have a place to hang it on the wall and I can see easily what i have. Thanks

[bigviper]

I like both ideas, and I’ll go with the “Slotted” idea. However, I’ll make mine half the size, and then stack them later..I only have a 9” Ryobi Bandsaw..it limits the size of my stock.

[mikeking]

It would be nice to download the plans without giving you all my info, especially since there is nothing original about either plan. I try to keep my online presence to an absolute minimum. I also already subscribe to your magazine.

[williamhoward]

we called double faced tape supervisor tape because of the 2 face

[drobb]

In defense of the folks at Woodsmith, I will say they have to gear their commentary to folks new to woodworking, that need the extra detail to complete their first projects successfully. There are also women starting out and lots of young people learning this craft via youtube. I know I would like everyone involved to succeed. We're all on the same team. Don

[gerrygilmore]

You didn`t say, do you turn off the bandsaw before you back the blade or no?

[RyanWattersRyanWatters]

Wait, isn’t this the same dude that does the Kreg ACS videos as well?

He’s like the Jaime Escalante of woodworker education.

[BossSpringsteen]

Why does this guy look a little like Tim The Tool man Taylor from the TV show Home Improvement? LOL

[Tom_Swift]

Applaud the effort here gentlemen but both of these options take up WAY TOO MUCH SPACE.
6 blades stacked would total less than inch and a half. Someone needs to make a booklet binder like they did for CDs back when CDs were still a thing. Each "page" would have a sleeve so you can see the blade, you could quickly turn through the booklet to get your desired blade, and it would take up less space, and the teeth would be protected. Maybe I should just make OK Copyright 2024 by me.

[mrgcav]

This is the most complex and inefficient use of space I have ever seen. Bad storage system. You can not see what is in each drawer. So you have to hunt for the one you want. Only a cabinet maker would think of this.
I hand all my blades on 4" long peg hooks on my pegboard with cardboard spacers between the blades. I organize them by diameter and by tooth count. I can immediately see what blade I want.

[huwdavies]

Great solutions but the commentarys a bit like you are talking to a three year old