Garage Thoughts?
12-06-2012, 06:29 PM
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This is what I have for additional storage. There were made with a taller guy in mind, so you won't bang your head on them. They're 6'3" above the ground. I'm only 6', so I never have to worry about it. 
Anyways, just found all the studs and used them to support on the drywall side, then anchored the chains to the studs as well. The work bench is a few years older, but still have decent amount of space. Not sure that type of system would work for you. The table is a mess, as I jacked my back up a couple days ago while working on my car, and have been laid up in bed since. Hasn't been a fun few days.
Anyways, just found all the studs and used them to support on the drywall side, then anchored the chains to the studs as well. The work bench is a few years older, but still have decent amount of space. Not sure that type of system would work for you. The table is a mess, as I jacked my back up a couple days ago while working on my car, and have been laid up in bed since. Hasn't been a fun few days.
12-06-2012, 11:50 PM
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Where did you get those wrench organizers? Did they come with the wrench when you bought them?
I ended up buying Kaizen Foam, which is great stuff. Pretty time consuming to do all my ****. But, I still haven't put my wrenches in the foam and was thinking about something else.
Here's the foam,
I ended up buying Kaizen Foam, which is great stuff. Pretty time consuming to do all my ****. But, I still haven't put my wrenches in the foam and was thinking about something else.
Here's the foam,
