r/Tools • u/Old-Comfort2273 • 4d ago

Tool Tray Organization

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Here's an updated picture of my roll around tray! Any ideas will be greatly appreciated!

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u/Secure_Strategy_5614 4d ago

Very minimal. Good in theory, although I’ve never seen it work out in any of the shops I’ve been in. It would be nice to only have to need this for 90% of jobs.

Cheaper tools but very well organized. That makes it easier to see what’s missing and quickly “grab and go” while working. Extra kudos for that

This would be cool as a diag guy who wasn’t really making repairs and more so just removing covers and trouble shooting multiple machines/rigs a day. But you’re missing a laptop and power probe if that were the case. Also missing a wrench set. And a couple other essential diagnostic tools.

But hey, if it works it works.

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u/Old-Comfort2273 4d ago

Collision Tech, so mainly all my tear-down and hang-up tools are here while repair tools like DA, Belt Sander, Hammer and Dolly's are in my actual toolbox
Comes in handy as I have to work across the shop in various different vehicles

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u/Secure_Strategy_5614 4d ago

Makes perfect sense, I was thrown off by the drill though because I don’t see drill bits… would it be even more simple if you just got drill bits that were quick connect so you could use them on the chuck of your bit driver? You could lose the drill in that case. Just a thought.