He Used Pegboard To Make A Tool Board
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Bob Moty, Crystal Lake, Ill.: "I used 1/4-in. pegboard to make a tool board for use at home. To make box/open end wrench holders I cut off the heads on some 1/4 by 2-in. bolts, then bent 1/4 in. of the end of each bolt at a 90 degree angle and used æwhiz nuts' at the front and rear. Nuts and flat washers would also work. To make socket holders, I cut off 1/4 - 3/8-in. and 1/2-in. bolts and rounded the ends, then drilled holes in lengths of 1 1/4 by 1 1/4 by 1/8-in. thick angle iron and welded in the bolts. I like this system because all my tools are arranged by size and are always in full view.
"One side of the pegboard is for standard wrenches, and the other side is for metric."
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He Used Pegboard To Make A Tool Board FARM SHOP Miscellaneous 30-4-36 Bob Moty, Crystal Lake, Ill.: "I used 1/4-in. pegboard to make a tool board for use at home. To make box/open end wrench holders I cut off the heads on some 1/4 by 2-in. bolts, then bent 1/4 in. of the end of each bolt at a 90 degree angle and used æwhiz nuts' at the front and rear. Nuts and flat washers would also work. To make socket holders, I cut off 1/4 - 3/8-in. and 1/2-in. bolts and rounded the ends, then drilled holes in lengths of 1 1/4 by 1 1/4 by 1/8-in. thick angle iron and welded in the bolts. I like this system because all my tools are arranged by size and are always in full view.
"One side of the pegboard is for standard wrenches, and the other side is for metric."
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