@nicklehnhoff: Toolgrid going in! 3D printed all the pieces. #toolbox #organization #toolboxtour #toolstorage #milwaukeetools

johnvigo98 :

Gridfinity would’ve been 10x better and easier

vandorin :

I was torn between the gridfinity and tool grid methods but settled on the gridfinity route. Yours looks awesome 🤙🏼

user123456789 :

Fully 3d printed

Triceratops_Taliban_TurkeyTaco :

hell yeah but fuck no just because of the tedious-ness

Labaron Philon Jr. :

I like taking my rails with me

Timmy18 :

Ima have to find someone to 3d print something for me cause I just went on toolgrid to do a set up and after all said and done was 1100 dollars I ain’t about that shit

SeraphHHC :

what base plates did you use? 😏

Wyatt :

I thought about going that route but atleast at work being able to just grab a rail and go saves me so much time

accountnotf9und :

bro has more sockets than i got tools in my toolbox

Dylan :

JacobTheMechanic :

need to print some more for mine!

Nathan Ramer447 :

i actually gained some space using tool grid. I love it

Hotchkiss :

Love the tool grid , and I got a card for when I’m mobile

Noah :

Tekton socket rails are a better option for me because I can take an entire section to whatever I’m working on rather than roll my box over

Technician_Tony :

I buy the toolgrid bases because the cost difference isnt that big between printing them. But I print all my adapters

Erik’s Adventures :

I love my tool grid system.

shawn :

I really like this

Timmy18 :

That’s a company I used for extensions

Rob Brown :

Chris :

I’m doing the same for my socket drawer, I’m 2 days into printing. I’ll do gridfinity for the others

Chill Boss :

Screwing them all down without test fitting the sockets, I could never 😂 then again I’ve changed mine around like 5 times when I buy more tools

Jet_Man_R/X :

Nice

kikidouloveme :

Good job pookie!!!

diesel_matt_81 :

what screws were used?

Omar Figueroa :

How much was the cost compared to buying it on the truck