Safety Equipment Storage

I dig it Jim … ive got all my safety gear hung up on an old coat hook at the door to the shop. I might pilfer this one to spice things up. Nice to see that you keep safe, as my neighbor once told me “all the heros are dead kid”.

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Great project Jim. Puts the peg board hook my earing protection and safety glasses hang from in a distant second!

Have fun and play safe…

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I just try to leave mine on the Tablesaw !!

Nice Storage !!!

-- Pat - Worker of Wood, Collector of Tools, Father of one

Great concept, well executed !

-- -- Neil

I’m terrible about safety. I need this, whether I want it or not!

-- My dad and I built a 65 chev pick up.I killed trannys in that thing for some reason-Hog

I need one just like it next to my first aid kit on the wall.

Nice design and great use of the scraps.

Safety first!
Good job Jim !

-- Eric

Safety like a lot of other things we do is a habbit, we have to do it over and over until we do it with out thinking. We need all the help we can get and having our safety equipment handy is paramount. Jim, I think that this handy little box is just the kind of reminder that all of us need to help us to be safe.

Thanks Jim for sharing!!

-- Chuck Emery, Michigan,

Awesome idea for keeping the saftey items all together and in a neat fashion. Probably helps keep the safety glass clean too.

THx for sharing.

This is a great idea, everything in one place.
MIKE

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Really cool Jim,
And what a great idea, it should be in every workshop.
Fine detail with the flashlight holder under.
Best thoughts my friend,
Mads

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Way to cool. I might hace to make one of these for my shop.

Thanks for posting.

-- Tim, Missouri ....Inside every older person is a younger person wondering what the heck happened

Very nice and tidy… Excellent execution… I love the routed lettering for the safety glasses door…

Do you have enough room for a respirator in there?

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