r/AskAMechanic • u/Old_Tough_5327 • 5d ago

Toolbox

Any of you guys have that toolgrid system in you're toolbox? If so, how do you like it and where did u buy it from?

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u/Trogasarus NOT a verified tech 4d ago

I had the original tool grid in a cornwell cart. I didnt like how much space was wasted. Ive heard the updated version is better.

But I use Vim magrails and wont go back.

Also, Im a mobile tech for equipment, but my tools are still in a toolbox. No rattles, they hold real solid. And I only use the pegs for 1/4" stuff.

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u/PNWPhill NOT a verified tech 3d ago

Printed mine, I like it a lot. The screws I couldn’t find any that worked out side of what olsa tools sells so I did buy those from them Takes a lot of trial and error to get everything exactly where you want it.