Which type socket holder works best in a tool chest?

[ultrarunner]

In the service truck the magnet holders work best for me.

In the shop I took a different approach with Craftsman sockets bought about 40 years ago in a molded case.

I used the bandsaw to trim the case to fit the drawers…

So far so good.

 

[grsthegreat]

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Magnetic base. Keeps sockets tightly inplace

 

[1Mech]

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It is so neat and tidy, organized! How do you ever find anything?!!

Magnetic base. Keeps sockets tightly inplace

 

[grsthegreat]

It is so neat and tidy, organized! How do you ever find anything?!!

Ha….if it wasnt for this id be missing 30 sockets

 

[PreacherM]

I use this style.

They release pretty easy unless the socket drawer is left open and collects dust and grit. I like how easy it is to customize my set up or rearrange to add new sockets.
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Amazon.com

 

[Too many Kubotas]

For the old stationary toolbox, even the normally pesky steel socket holders work - since they're riveted in place.

 

[Rutman]

Like magnetic better.
Go to Amazon.
Search Casoman.
Their magnetic socket holders are top notch.
I own quite a few of them.

 

[ruffdog]

All I have are the Snap-On metal rails with the clips (old school).

 

[scootr]

All I have are the Snap-On metal rails with the clips (old school).

That's old school alright Other day I picked up a snapon wrench I've had for 54 yrs

 

[jyoutz]

That's old school alright Other day I picked up a snapon wrench I've had for 54 yrs

And in two more months you’ll finally have the Snap on tool paid for.