The first idea is to place magnets on steel sheet metal where you can then hang your screwdriver and drill bits. Instead of just piling things up on the shelves, or trying to store them under your benches where they seem like they’re out of the way, get those jigs and templates up onto the wall and free up more space in your bench.

These are some of the best mixers on the market and probably the best I’ve used. Made in Germany they are known for there reliability, durability and pure quality. They are designed for mixing all types of plaster. This entire ladder shaped apparatus mounts to the wall studs, and holds all of your clamps in one spot. You can make something like this in about an hour, and instantly take that pile of clamps from your bench and put it on the wall.A good quality paint brush - this is essential for keeping your edges clean and applying water to your plaster. DIY projects seem to use a lot of things that are stored in tall thin cans and bottles (spray paint, glue, glaze, etc.) Moreover, with proper planning, you can cover most of your wall by using pegboard all the way down to your floor. But there is a limitation: how high you can reach. If I imagine the average person, then he can reach a height of seven feet. This shows that if you had three pegboard sheets on the wall, then you would have 84 square feet of storage space to reach easily. On top of that, since nothing would be touching the floor, the storage space would not take up a single inch of floor space. So you can hang them on your pegboard, on the side of a cabinet, or on the wall. How To Hang Hand Tools If organising your garden tools is just one part of your much wider clutter-busting plans, the Koova Modular Garden and Garage Tool Organizer Kit is a suitable start to your storage system. The two bars and nine “over and under” design hangers can be supplemented with other shaped hangers, hooks and shelves. This is an efficient way to hang your garden tools of all shapes and sizes.

The first step is working out how many wall tiles you need, and to do that, you have to calculate the area of the space you’ll be covering. Measure the height and width of the space then multiply the figures. And while we’re here, take a slight detour and look at whether your tools need cleaning or maintaining – and then do so. We have advice for doing this in our How to clean garden tools correctly – Step by step Guide.The Hawk (or hand board) is the plastering tool that holds the plaster for your trowel to scoop from. Again there are loads of options but here’s what we recommend. Having completed quite a few DIY projects since then, I’m happy to report that I finally came up with some tool storage solutions that actually work! The best part? They are all really inexpensive to do! One of the more advanced shelving systems that you could set up, which would definitely require some time to do, is a French cleat system. This has a lot of versatility to it, and it’s a modular system that you can rearrange to your specific needs. This is the painful part and a process you’ve been avoiding by just placing your garden tools in a heap and/or leaving them wherever in your garage or shed. Collect all your gardening tools, big and small and, yes, for now, place them neatly side by side. And while you’re at it, bring in gardening accessories, like your gloves and garden stool or knee pads.

Another idea is to hang a magnetic strip for kitchen knives in your work area. You can hang all the small bits of metal on this magnetic strip. However, it doesn’t give you as much room as steel sheet metal will. Ah yes, hanging pictures…. One of those things we all encounter in our lives, but no one tells you how to do the easy way. Light items can be stored in overhead storage areas. You can put the items in various bins so they can be stored more easily. You can also hang baskets for the light items. Use the High Space For Seldom Used Tools A wooded pegboard can hold about a hundred pounds of weight when the holes of standard sized 3/16 inch. Actually, this is strong enough to accommodate your hand power tools, rakes, shovels, hammers, and most working supplies to shelves and hooks. But remember that, before organizing the tools, it is important to get your pegboard up on your wall. Conclusion It seems like I am always trying to find ways to organize my tools so that they are easy to find…and even more important? Easy to put away.

You are not limited in any way by the quantity, size, or shape of bins that you create. Any bin you make will drop right onto the cleat in any position you choose. In this way, you can create a system that is entirely modular, and can be rearranged whenever you need it. So you can hang them from your pegboard to store all kinds of tools that don’t have easy to hang shapes. Find Tool Manuals and Accessories Easily Filing cabinets and small bins help with the tool organization