Finally built the grail wall.

[Coen]

Don't be sad. You can fit more on top  [tongue]

What tools do you have in there?

Regards from Perth

Derek

Let's take a guess, going top to bottom, left to right;

Column 1;
ETS 125
RTS 400
DTS 400
Sandpaper D90 / V93
RO 90
?
ETS EC 150
Sandpaper 150
RO 150

Column 2;
CTL Sys
?
MFK 700
OF 1010 R
OF 1400
??
OF 2200

Column 3;
Syslite DUO
OS 400
PS 300
??
PSC 420
TS 75
Accessoires-set SYS3 M 137 FS/2-Set
TS 55

4th column;
Another RTS 400
TXS 18
Domino 500
Domino Assortment
Domino D14 connectors (?)
Domino D8 connectors
Domino Assortment
Domino Assortment
Domino 700

5th column;
Sandpaper 125
BHC 18
HL 850
AGC 18
Sys 18V
?
? (Toddler, not found in catalog  [tongue], in front of label)
? (")

6th column;
? (unmarked)
??
D125 Sandpaper
?
C18 (Or CXS?)
T18
TPC 18
HK 55

 

[bwehman]

Haha, so close...

Column 1 ? = The router bit insert full of router bits.

Column 2 ? = LR 32 kit
Column 2 ?? = OF 2200 accessory kit

Column 3 ?? = PSC 420 accessory kit

Column 4 RTS 400 is a systainer full of Bessey strap clamps
Column 4 TXS 18 is actually a systainer full of Rubio Monocoat and supplies (I use a lot of it)

Column 5 Sandpaper 125 is a systainer for 18 gauge pneumatic nailers
Column 5 ? = SYS MFT
Column 5 ? and ?? are both for the Fuji MiniMite 5 spray system. The smaller one has the actual machine and the bigger one has all the hoses and accessories.

Column 6 ? = paint brushes and painting supplies
Column 6 ?? = all the accessories and hoses for the CMS OF
Column 6 D125 = electrical tools (Knipex strippers, etc)
Column 6 ? = SYS Box with various Wago wire nuts
Column 6 C18 is the new CXS
Column 6 TPC is the PDC

haha impressed. Also just sold the CT Sys and picked up a CT Midi, so now I have a void that needs filling lol

 

[semenza]

My Systainers go end wise into the shelves (too max space behind miter station) but this would work equally well for front facing Systainers on shelves.  I added a small cutout  in the shelf center so that Systainers can be grabbed from top and bottom to pull them out.

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Seth