It comes upon you slowly. First, you are going to the store to buy one or two different sizes of drill bits, promising yourself that you will keep each one in its sleeve and you’ll never let the drawer or cabinet you’re storing your tools get out of hand. Then one day, you open that drawer and see what feels like a thousand drill bits out of its sleeve and rolling around. You dig and search for the right tool, eventually finding it, and when you’re finished with your project, slowly put the drill head away and pretend like the messy drawer doesn’t exist until the next time you open it.
You don’t have to do that anymore.
Getting your workspace organized with a reliable and easy to use drill bit storage organizer can help you spend less time searching and more time drilling. Most of the time if your tools or workspace isn’t organized, you’ll end up with lost or broken drill bits that you have to continuously replace. Save your money by investing in a drill bit cabinet or organizer.
Investing in a drill bit organizer is one of the first things you should do once your tool kit begins to grow. Most drill bit storage options are cheap and make things easy to find. They are well worth the investment and you’ll never have to keep buying more drills to replace the ones you can’t find. Many of these options can be purchased for as little as $20.
If you are looking to get a simple storage solution, picking up a few drill chuck sleeves will help you get all of your drill bits together so that you don’t have them rolling around in a drawer. A drill chuck sleeve will also give you more organization by labeling the sleeve. The sleeve will protect your drills heads from being crushed or bent under the weight of other tools.
If you’re looking for bigger storage that will show off your set up that will rival a tool set for mechanics, make sure that it offers a simple and easy to organize drill bit storage solution. You want to make drill bit storage easier, not just find another drawer to get them mixed up and lost in.
Whether you decide on getting one or two sleeves or invest in a full tool kit storage solution, getting organized will help you save time, money, and frustration in the end.
