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Nobody mentioned the easy-dismount feature for hanging on the wall--oughtta make it a lot easier to use--several great ideas here; congrats! JR in Spokane
6/6/2011 10:42:26 AM Report AbuseBetter yet, drill a 1/2" hole in the sample to hold the bit.
6/3/2011 04:39:14 PM Report AbuseA Sharpie is a fine point permanent felt tip marker.
5/11/2011 11:48:41 PM Report Abusetrumpeteer993088248 what is a sharpie
3/13/2011 09:54:07 PM Report AbuseIf you can find it, you could use hdmw plastic, available at woodcraft, in place of the wood and they could be used as setup blocks.
3/11/2011 04:24:07 PM Report AbuseKeep up the good work, A good Idea for the hard to see man...
3/10/2011 05:48:39 PM Report AbuseTo add versatility, I used 1 1/4 by 3/4 inch stock, and for winged bits, raised and lowered the bit to show all possible profiles on different edges, then wrote with a sharpie what it was that I did so I could re-create the profile
3/10/2011 12:36:01 PM Report AbuseI madeone very simiiar to this I have an inside wall with exposed studs and used the space betweenstuides to mount the holder.A door with foam on the base protects the router bits
3/10/2011 10:08:49 AM Report AbuseIf properly done the strips could also be used as setup pieces for the bits.
1/21/2011 08:22:04 AM Report AbuseI agree with OlNorm. With all the bits some time it is hard to see the profile. Great Idea, Thanks
10/29/2010 01:06:55 PM Report AbuseReal good Idea for old guys like me that can not remember what a bit makes.
7/30/2010 07:08:06 PM Report AbuseI like the idea of the profile matched to the bit in storage
4/23/2010 02:09:38 AM Report Abuse