Automotive technician Tool box tour

My first experience using a built in box and I love it. The look, the integration, the workspace area, ease of cleaning. Luckily I don't have to pay for it haha!

It forces you to have a clean work area. Computer screen sits below and wireless scantool in a cabinet above. Far left is a rolling tool cart. Under the computer screen is cabinet storage. Tool drawers are to the right of that. And more cabinet storage to the right of that.

I have to figure out a top drawer setup. Right now this is my plier / pry bar drawer.

My socket drawer. I used parts of an old skid and screws to organize the randoms. My torx, Alen, triple square came with organizers. 1/4,3/8,1/2 sockets and holders to the far end. Everything is held down with hot glue, seems to do the trick as long as the glue is distributed evenly. Once on a while I'll ah be to redo an area that comes loose.

Screwdriver drawer. I tool shadowed this drawer. Previously Things just flew everywhere when I opened and closed it. Foam floor tiles, I got 8 tiles for $30 and it's roughly 2 tiles (one on top, one underneath) per drawer. The screw drivers I don't use often and hidden in the back of the drawer. I'm almost always using electric drivers now anyway so screw drivers don't see much use.

My wrench drawer. Searching though a pile Of wrenches is just a No in my books....I'm going to purchase a set of ratcheting box wrenches. I'll have to have to shadow those also.

Doing everything a drawer at a time. Slowly it's getting there. I hope I gave you some organization ideas. It took about an hour each drawer. But very new drawer I'm getting faster and more accurate.

Thanks for the look. Post any questions, comments you have about organization, I'd love to exchange ideas!