EASY Hanging Drill Storage & Drawer Organization // Shop Organization

In this installment of "Shop Organization" we tackle drills, drivers, and accessories. I've needed to do something about all of my drills and drivers in my shop for some time and I finally took the time to address them. I started with a relatively simple under-cabinet mounted drill hanger made from some scrap plywood and PVC Pipe.

Then I moved onto being INTENTIONAL with one of my drawers that I dedicated to drills and driver accessories. I first picked out all of my most commonly used bits, extensions, and accessories. Then I decided on a plan to arrange them that made sense for me and my shop. I tried to think about my workflow and where I was wasting time normally.

More details on cutting Kaizen Foam:

Credit to video where I saw PVC Pipe & block trick:

Interested in building your own shop cabinets?

I hope there was something you can take and apply to your shop in your pursuit of SHOP GREATNESS!

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[robthewaywardwoodworker]

I clicked, thinking.... I don't need another one of these, but I like this guy's videos... and dang it, I think I'm going to replace the one I already built with this style.. and closer to the door! You could sell ice to Eskimos!

[kboruss]

I love shop organization videos. Makes my OCD me happy!

[enduman]

At first I was like aw man he doesn't need all those little cross dividers, but in the end the fit of those bins was so satisfying. You right ...you were right

[MrJKellerLewis]

That was the best, quickest, way to separate a drawer organizer! 👍👍

[nkadams]

So simple, always good to be reminded to "just do it"

[charleskrueger]

Use the package label that the driver bits came in to label the compartments.

[philippeterson]

If you want cleaner cuts on the Kaizen foam, heat the blade over a candle. A hot razor knife cuts the foam like butter.

[eladsinay]

only thing i would do in addition would be to use the labeler to print if its a T-25 for ex and past it to that box on its lip for faster finding of the bit. i know it says it on the bit itself but itll be more aesthetically pleasing to see it from afar.

[kiliang]

I love shop organization ❤❤ great video. Thank you

[Loosehead]

OK, I'll ask. Once you build the partitions section, why do you need the little plastic trays? Its not like its a box of screws that you might want to lift out. It's driver bits, that you need one of.

[danjacobsen]

Perfectionist by any chance? Love your videos and ideas. Thanks for sharing. Whenever I’m a bit bored I just go out in my shop and always come up with something I can improve. Your shop greatness logo reminds of Vince Lombardi’s saying of we will strive for perfection knowing full well we will never achieve perfection but we just might catch greatness in the process.

[plc]

If you're trying to get hotglue to release (and peel off the excess) spray isopropyl rubbing alcohol on it. The hot glue will then easily release from just about anything.

[fabzplayzgamez]

I love these organizational videos you make. Can't wait for the next one!

[dst]

I’m also a rigid guy but recently got the Milwaukee installation 12v driver! Best ever u should invest man def

[jayespinal]

Damn that look so cool. Gonna tackle that once I finish my next video, Great video!

[soupofpossibilities]

A place for everything... and everything all over the place.

[SSBailey]

Brilliant! I’m building a new home and dedicated shop…I cannot wait to apply this technique to my new “man cave!”

[scotts]

You achieved shop greatness when you have a fragrance diffuser on your workbench!! Lol keep up the great work

[baron]

Take out all the bits from the "set" organizer, make sure you have one of everything in there with your nut drivers. Then when you need to use driver grab that and you'll never have to make a second trip. Also buy a "security bit" set for the weird stuff.

On the one that doesn't fit well, cut a slit the rest of the way through that pipe, heat it up with a heat gun and spread it out a little and it will fit.

[Cliffepoos]

Nice job. I detest drawers, but if you like em and they work for you, then great!