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Very nice Brandon. Now you can just grab and go. I must make one of these this year. Thanks for sharing it.
 

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Yes. Very nice:). These are great tools. I've recently refurbished a no. 40 Stanley which I'm happy with, but I have nowhere to put it at the minute. They are a bit awkward when lying around. Your rack does the job nicely. I'll have to put that on the 'To Do List'.
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John.
 

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Excellent solution. Love the paint finish, the aging and the design. Very cool. Where do you stow bits?
 

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Great job. Mine currently just hang on the side of my plane till.
 

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Thanks guys. They were hanging off the edge of my bench, but I knew that couldn't last so I made this. Smitty, the bits, sadly, are all located in a big cigar box. I need to come up with a better storage them as well.
 

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Cool Storage Idea !!!
 

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As I was admiring your storage shelf, it came to me that you have a couple of dedicated braces on standby for countersinking. I really like that idea. I will be doing that this afternoon.
 

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Thanks, though I have to admit that I got the idea from someone here on Lumberjocks-I think it was Andy.
 

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I actually like the egg beater type for countersinks better, but the bigger bits work well in a brace as well.
 

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Don, I could the advantage of an egg-beater countersink, but I just don't have a countersink bit that's small enough to fit in one. I actually don't even use use the egg-beater that much.
 

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I love it!
Best thoughts,
Mads
 
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