Tool Grid Container Divider
These are the dividers used to section off the Tool Grid containers. They come in three different sizes. The dividers cannot intersect each other, so if you need many sectioned off containers, consider buying a bunch of 3x3" containers instead of dividers. I found dividers great for separating miscellaneous drill bits or random pieces that go into a drill chuck. These are sold individually or in a pack of 5 pieces.
I discovered the Tool Grid system while running around SEMA. When I saw it, I knew it was going to change the way I looked at tool organization. Foam is great, but if you replace a tool or get rid of one, you have to redo the drawer with an entirely new piece of foam which is very time consuming.
This is where Tool Grid by Mantis comes in. Because the entire system is modular, it's extremely easy to add and take away tools just by swapping a few pieces out. It also improves your ability to lay tools out. Instead of just laying tools flat, it gives you the option of storing tools vertically which opens up a lot more storage space.
While Will and Chris were down at my wash-bay demonstrating every aspect of the Tool Grid system, we were able to consolidate two of wrench drawers into one. It really got my mind racing on just how organized and efficient my drawers could be.
These are the dividers used to section off the Tool Grid containers. They come in three different sizes. The dividers cannot intersect each other, so if you need many sectioned off containers, consider buying a bunch of 3x3" containers instead of dividers. I found dividers great for separating miscellaneous drill bits or random pieces that go into a drill chuck. These are sold individually or in a pack of 5 pieces.
I discovered the Tool Grid system while running around SEMA. When I saw it, I knew it was going to change the way I looked at tool organization. Foam is great, but if you replace a tool or get rid of one, you have to redo the drawer with an entirely new piece of foam which is very time consuming.
This is where Tool Grid by Mantis comes in. Because the entire system is modular, it's extremely easy to add and take away tools just by swapping a few pieces out. It also improves your ability to lay tools out. Instead of just laying tools flat, it gives you the option of storing tools vertically which opens up a lot more storage space.
While Will and Chris were down at my wash-bay demonstrating every aspect of the Tool Grid system, we were able to consolidate two of wrench drawers into one. It really got my mind racing on just how organized and efficient my drawers could be.
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These are the dividers used to section off the Tool Grid containers. They come in three different sizes. The dividers cannot intersect each other, so if you need many sectioned off containers, consider buying a bunch of 3x3" containers instead of dividers. I found dividers great for separating miscellaneous drill bits or random pieces that go into a drill chuck. These are sold individually or in a pack of 5 pieces.
I discovered the Tool Grid system while running around SEMA. When I saw it, I knew it was going to change the way I looked at tool organization. Foam is great, but if you replace a tool or get rid of one, you have to redo the drawer with an entirely new piece of foam which is very time consuming.
This is where Tool Grid by Mantis comes in. Because the entire system is modular, it's extremely easy to add and take away tools just by swapping a few pieces out. It also improves your ability to lay tools out. Instead of just laying tools flat, it gives you the option of storing tools vertically which opens up a lot more storage space.
While Will and Chris were down at my wash-bay demonstrating every aspect of the Tool Grid system, we were able to consolidate two of wrench drawers into one. It really got my mind racing on just how organized and efficient my drawers could be.
