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[@truckerpeterose]

Ernst twist loc socket rails in the trays are the absolute best socket organizers on the market. They come in multiple sizes, colors and multiple tray accessories including ratchet and extension holders.

[@Sjackson2369]

The westling machine socket holders are nice. Could use a better option for the really big stuff or some of the other oddball things. Only problem I have is they don’t have trays for 3/4” drive

[@gregblau8082]

I have my core sockets in the harbor freight hansen style trays. The square bases seem to break less than the through posts on the hansens. Most of my randoms are on rails and I got one of those magnetic 2 row ones for the 1/4s on my cart. It's nice to be able to set them on a core support without worrying about dropping the whole set into the engine bay. Ask how I know

[@icemonk12]

Those Westling are my favorite👍🔧 You can almost fit a whole SO metric 3/8 Impact sockect set with 8-19,21,22,24 mm. You have to flip the 24 shallow because they make em for up to 22mm only.

[@kendallas3705]

I have the Ernst with the trays that hold 3 rails and I love them..

[@theodoreleavitt4344]

I have the Napa Carlyle plastic ones in my box. They’ve done pretty good the past couple of years

[@AutobahnDan]

The Ernst are pretty nice, you can get them in more colors through Snap-on! I’ve been digging the bit organizer with the Snap-on logo! You can remove segments and add more regular socket pegs and extension holder pegs from Amazon! All interchangeable!

[@The410Kidd]

I have 2 of the Ernst triples in hi viz and 2 doubles in blue. Love them. Want to try out their drawer system once I build up my sockets

[@LEGOCAMARO]

I use the westling socket tray ordered 4 sets of each but think I’m going vim for the bits. Like the idea of sockets all on the cart and bits all on the lid of the cart.

[@dave226]

The vim rails are great

[@icemonk12]

Nice Ernst organizer 👍

[@dylanandersen9318]

Definitely plan on getting some of the westling machine co rails in the 3 row.

[@toolsmetals2148]

The ABN looks fairly nice but them sets are too limited with not exactly enough room for many sockets but once again you already explained that part about having larger sizes what some of these brands it should be a eye opener to them to design something that could accommodate than many wide ranges and sizes I dont know why they dont smarten up to that idea ...I'm still trying to figure out why they dont design a locking Flexhead bent handle Ratchet...if one do exist let me know..but great video and Content all the time

[@scottysk129]

Snap on have a 1/2 bent handle flex head

[@toolsmetals2148]

@@scottysk129 yes I know I have one what I was talking about is a locking Flexhead bent handle

[@josephvella3688]

Wish I could share with you my westling trays. I got them. When they first came out. My anodized colors are completely different than yours. I've had them For about 4 years now. And I love them.

[@truckerpeterose]

Those westling ones are pretty damn nice and pretty affordable too.

[@restorods3374]

I prefer mechanics time saver twist lock magnetic rails . I’ve used Hansen’s westling and many others and our grown them. With the mechanics time savers you have ability to grow and individualize different length rails put whichever size you want etc. and they are very compact and don’t take up a lot of room

[@AntonioClaudioMichael]

Great video JRC54

[@JFuller53]

If you want to organize sockets you need a matco tool grid best investment ever

[@AutobahnDan]

jesse fuller still working on mine, hopefully I’ll have another video on it soon!

[@karlgregory8190]

I have several of the VIM ones i like them.. i dont care for the hansen socket trays as to me the numbers on the trays are backwards as they go from larger to smaller when most people set there sockets up from smallest to biggest from left to right not the way they have it laid out..

[@MasterChief-sl9ro]

Nothing beats the Magnetic ones. You can use them to magnetis the socket face. And if you ever done GM Water pumps. where you have to lock the timing gear down. You will love that magnetic socket. As it falls down in the timing chain cover. You're fishing to get that litter fucker out...If not you're taking the timing cover off..

[@BradsWorkbench]

I think eventually I’m just gonna make my own organizers

[@yepme6484]

I like it, but ; so far I do not have Instagram