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Homemade Socket Holder
Chuck Knipp, Palco, Kan.: "I have a lot of sockets in my shop without cases and nowhere to put them. So I made a socket holder using a piece of 1 1/2-in. angle iron mounted to the wall. I spaced the sockets out on the bar and then marked each location with chalk. Then I ground down the points on some nails and tack-
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Homemade Socket Holder FARM SHOP Miscellaneous Chuck Knipp Palco Kan : I have a lot of sockets in my shop without cases and nowhere to put them So I made a socket holder using a piece of 1 1/2-in angle iron mounted to the wall I spaced the sockets out on the bar and then marked each location with chalk Then I ground down the points on some nails and tack-welded them to the bar After a little paint I had a cheap durable socket holder I made a rotating screw and nail holder by welding a piece of 3/4-in sucker rod to an old disc blade to make a stand Then I attached metal grain leg buckets to pieces of strap iron that fit over the sucker rod Four buckets weld to each strap iron bracket which has a 3/4 in hole in it I tack-welded large washers to the sucker rod to hold each set of buckets in place They spin freely around the rod It took only a couple hours to build but is a great way to organize screws nuts bolts nails staples and other small parts
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