After a couple failed attempts to create a bit storage rack for the wall hung cabinet I'm making , I came up with this. Holes for the bigger bits were 3/8ths, then stepped down for the smaller shanks. The holes were drilled down the center of a piece of oak about 1-1/8" wide then split on the table saw. The bottoms of the side pieces were cut on an angle and capped with a thin strip. Access is easy and the bits only need to be raised about 1/2".
That's a nice solution. I've got my bits and braces all laid out waiting for me to build them a home, I may use some of your construction techniques. I assume that the beveled bottom keeps them from tipping forward, but what keeps them sliding down and tipping back? I was thinking of having a flat bottom, with holes drilled for the ends to sit in.
That's a really cool idea. I've just picked up a set of brace bits, so I will definitely take this design into consideration as I design a holder for my own bits. Looks like it would be easy to get them in and out but keep them from rattling about in loose holes.
Super work. this idea has a lot of great compact storage for your prized bits. Do you have a/multiple holes for the auger files there as well?
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