🔌 Versatile Cordless Charging Station Organizer for All Your Devices Review

Right out of the box I was impressed and surprised at how heavy it was. In the best case. It's not cheap flimsy metal. It's very thick, strong steel and can take a lot. I was also impressed by the large "Made in America" sticker. The only reason I didn't give 5 stars is the price. It's not cheap, but you get quality. It won't sag under the weight. Would make a great gift idea for any man who has a workshop.

I rarely buy readily available tool organization solutions. Do-it-yourself solutions are easy to make and in most cases cheaper. I have to say that this is something of an exception as it is reasonably priced, excellent quality and usefulness. It can be wall mounted and also bolted to a cart or stand. I really like how it's designed. It can handle a variety of shapes. Most common power tools will do. I recommend this to anyone who is in the first step of setting up a store or workspace, or…

I chose the 4 slot option as I need to store 4 drill bits. I would also have liked a shelf at the top, unfortunately that wasn't an option on this list so I just went with the standard black 4 slot option. It's pretty simple, it's just tin stuff and it could be powder coated. I'm not sure what exactly this outer coating is, it almost feels like a thin liner, but the steel itself, while appearing thin, will surely do it just by holding some drill bits. It has a bottle opener on it and they are…

A very simple but beautiful metal wall stand with slots for 4 drills, impact wrenches or torque wrenches. Also works with similarly shaped instruments. Some larger drills won't fit straight, but you can hang them upside down or upside down. The stand is easy to hang on the wall with 2 screws and can support a decent weight. It will never flex unless you try to flex it, and the black powder coating looks great and doesn't scratch. As an added bonus there is a bottle opener on the right side of…

As others have said, at around $35 this is a quick and easy fix if your drills and screwdrivers are in a box or bag somewhere. I've wanted to do something like this with my own hands for a long time, but when I have time to work on things, I don't want to waste time creating shop stuff, rather than real projects. The steel could definitely be thicker as it flexes downward under stress, but I've never had a case of my tools slipping out of my hands when dropped. I put my Makita 18v drill and 2…

This shelf is a great solution for storing your drill bits and/or percussion tools next to your workbench or wherever you use it. It has room for two drill bits, a few bits, batteries (I don't keep mine in the garage so I don't use these holes for that) and other items that fit on a shelf, like a box of bits. Assembly is easy, but you will only get 1 pair of holes (top and bottom) in the rack because the hole spacing is not 16 inches. In fact, it has a thoughtful hanging design with 2 top holes

This red 'double' drill bit organizer shelf is an instant solution to storing and keeping two of my most used tools, the drill bit and screwdriver, close at hand. Constructed from a single piece of .082" (2.08mm) red powder coated steel, neatly folded into a U shape to form a two tier shelf and featuring cut outs for hanging two typical cordless drills and their chargers. as well as adapters and bits. Mounting to a 2 x 4 exposed wall or wood panel takes just a few seconds, but with mounting…

later, so note this doesn't come with hardware. It's also heavy, so use an anchor if you can. I didn't and it seems to slide out of the wall. There is a breadboard where I wanted to put this, so it made things a little more difficult. Seems to hold up. It falls off a bit so things I put on it kept sliding off. I ended up buying these little rubber bumpers for the corners of the closet and just put them on top of the matrix to keep things from sliding down. I also had to seal the charger with…

I've wanted something like this for a long time to make my cordless tools more convenient. This one does the job well, although I think I would have used slightly thicker sheet metal to make it more rigid. I've seen a number of these on and around YouTube that can hold half a dozen cordless tools and a charger. and so on and keep everything handy. However, buying one like this is expensive and time-consuming, especially since you might not guess the size and depth of the holes/grooves the first

This red 'two tier' drill organizer is an instant storage solution for two of my most used drills and screwdrivers. mm) of red powder coated steel, neatly bent into a U shape to form a two tier shelf and fitted with cut outs for hanging two typical cordless drills, their chargers, adapters and bits. Mounts to an open 2 x 4 wall or wood panel, but with mounting holes 8 ½" apart it will be difficult to connect the two studs behind the drywall, so at least one mounting screw must be in a strong…