Socket wrench socket holder.

[@stevenrobinson9610]

Video 10/10 Thank You for how you do things better.... Their heirloom quality and just plain beautiful!

[@mathowe5982]

They are the nicest socket holders I have ever seen. Good job thanks for sharing.

[@waboom248]

I love this design of your sockets holders. RESPECT!! I would love to make a set like this. I wish a company would offer a design like this.

[@kylekyleson373]

Nice job, looks like furniture. The ones your Dad made are nice also.

[@catfish24]

Great Design. You are a Craftsman Sir. GOOD JOB.

[@Brother287]

These look amazing! This video needs more views for sure

[@bastionwolf]

Right I'm so glad I got recommended this

[@JrR-fw5ph]

Wow! Very impressive. Hard to find good socket holders these are awesome. Like to see what you could do for wrench holders for a tool box drawer...

[@thebackwoodsmechanic5029]

I like the old craftsman set but I like the socket holders far better. Ive made some wood rails before but not like those. If you ever want to make & sale those , send me a sample piece and I'll gladly review & promote them . Nice craftsmanship & precision work from what I see

[@reilleysinventions4155]

Thanks for the compliment. I have no desire to go into this business. Unfortunately they need to be custom crafted to the size of each socket or else they will not be held securely. If too loose they will fall out even if the top is closed.

[@billbrower4499]

@@reilleysinventions4155 very nicely crafted; a small magnet inset in the base of each hole may solve the "falling out if the hole is not custom crafted" potential dilemma :)

[@reilleysinventions4155]

@@billbrower4499 I thought about using a magnet to hold the top closed rather than the springs. The problem with magnets is that they pick up all the iron chips that often accompany tools.

[@stevevandemark7169]

Those are neat to see, back when things were built to last

[@INNYAFACCE]

I have the same toolbox... it is almost 50 years old and still in use!

[@AL.B.Fineee]

Excellent work and great adaptation to new school tech with old school grit. 😎 👍🏽

[@williamburdon6993]

Excellent work! Great idea. It's a shame they would be cost prohibitive

[@BLMeredith87]

These are beautiful!

[@markharrisllb]

It’s not just the functionality, they look good too.

[@donfillenworth5702]

Very nice design! Thanks for sharing.

[@kodiham7532]

Nice design, wish I had the machinery to make them.

[@corydriver7634]

Really nice work but I’m surprised you didn’t get tear out, especial near the edges and where the bits were into the grain. Enjoyed video very much, thank you.

[@reilleysinventions4155]

I worried about that too. I used a really sharp metal cutting end mill and mahogany is pretty good with cutting.

[@bombardier3qtrlbpsi]

Nice job 👍

[@MrRmeadows]

That is really nice. I might have to do something simular. Don't have the fancy drill.

[@kodiham7532]

I'll try this with different size drill bits.

[@robertbeltowski2819]

Nice work but mine I also added if they were 1/4" - 3/8" - or 1/2" drive.

[@narancs5]

Great design!

[@MiguelMartinez-hm1hg]

Nice socket holders secure heavy duty dont take much space

[@snap-off5383]

what is their dynamics when dropped? Sockets go everywhere or they stay intact? Don't have to do it on purpose, you can wait for the inevitable then let me know.

[@reilleysinventions4155]

I don't know. I think that the spring will hold the sockets in if it gets dropped but I have yet to find out.

[@_P0tat07_]

Awesome job. I love homemade tool organization solutions! Looks really good.

[@mrf1504]

nice and amazing job

[@aguycalledlucas]

Very nice!!

[@CreativeMechanic]

Ballin, love it

[@PaganWizard]

This is absolutely brilliant!!! Do you have the file shared somewhere so I can run this on my CNC??

[@reilleysinventions4155]

The gcode that I ran on my Bridgeport CNC was generated using FreeCAD. I can send you the FreeCAD project if you send my your email address. Send a private message.

[@maxpolaris99]

very nice!

[@johnr5545]

Nice job god bless

[@tirame001]

Great job!

[@dummkompf]

you did an amazing job on those! btw I like your torx sockets, how they're all one piece. What brand are they?

[@reilleysinventions4155]

They are all Craftsman from a few decades ago. The Torx are one piece. The hex (Allen) are the two piece sockets that you see.

[@deebee4206]

Right on, sir. . . . Awesome,

[@3Sphere]

Very nice................

[@Danny-wu9px]

Do you sell these ??

[@reilleysinventions4155]

No I don't. They would have to be custom to each socket set or the sockets will fall out.

[@Danny-wu9px]

Would you consider making some i haven't found anything good and i like the one you made. I have the same sockets that u have in this video

[@reilleysinventions4155]

@@Danny-wu9px Thanks for the encouragement but they took some time to make. I am just too busy with other projects.

[@Danny-wu9px]

@@reilleysinventions4155 i understand well keep in mind if you ever can do them thank you

[@HomerenoAP]

Do you sell these

[@reilleysinventions4155]

Thanks for asking, but no I don't sell them.

[@daveschannel232]

@@reilleysinventions4155 I wish you would, I would buy one for each of my sets...1/4, 3/8, 1/2, and impact sockets...please let me know if you do decide to, I would love to own a set of these!!! Awesome job!!!

[@HockeyCraig]

Everyone, STOP dropping your sockets!

[@RJones112538]

Ever heard of a Ratchet?

[@reilleysinventions4155]

What?