Chestnut 3836 Report post Posted September 21 This isn't a review of a specific product but more of a review of a product idea. I bought some of these magnetic shelve things off amazon to use as storage on machines. Most of our machines are steel and magnets stick well to them. I always loose pencils tape measure ect, and always have the Allen wrenches and other accessories that you need to adjust things. Before i used the parts treys which work but they made the Allen wrenches rulers and other steel parts magnetic which became slightly annoying. The shelf is a much better idea as it allows me to also hold non-magnetic objects close at hand. I have one on the front of my table saw that holds the adjustment tool for the incra miter gauge my table saw nut wrench and some allen wrenches for various jigs ect. I also have one on my bandsaw that is more centrally located that has a ruler in it (it's below the edge) a bunch more allen wrenches. and has more tape measures that are in plain sight. They have a weight limit and won't be able to hold a TON of weight but some hand tools rulers and a couple tape measures aren't half of what they can hold. 5 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
gee-dub 2904 Report post Posted September 21 Coolio. I like the mesh bottom ones so spoil doesn’t collect. It’s a trade off; sawdust and spoil fall through to the floor but the bottom is a regular so things can be wobbly if they are too tall Like glue bottles or small aerosol cans. Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Tom King 2870 Report post Posted September 21 Thanks for posting that. I have a bunch of places I can use those. 1 Quote Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
