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   MikeHennessy | Oct 30, 2009 03:35pm | #1

   I store mine (well, 2 of 'em anyhow) on two pegboard brackets that extend out about 8". I just mount them to fit in front and behind the drills' handles. (This will only work on drills with a "bump-out" on the back side of the drill. My DeWalts have this, but the Mikita doesn't -- so it just lives on a shelf.)

   Mike Hennessy
   Pittsburgh, PA
   Everything fits, until you put glue on it.

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   jako17 | Nov 01, 2009 12:22am | #5

   Drywall mud pails ,one for cordless, one for handplanes. Of course the No.1's drop to the bottom which is a pain ! <g>

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   RichinVA | Oct 30, 2009 03:57pm | #2

   I use something like this.

   
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   MikeHennessy | Oct 30, 2009 06:55pm | #3

   Now THAT'S cool! I'm makin' some!Mike HennessyPittsburgh, PAEverything fits, until you put glue on it.

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   larry101 | Oct 30, 2009 07:41pm | #4

   Awesome.  I new someone solved this so why reinvent the wheel.

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   RalphBarker | Nov 01, 2009 01:47am | #6

   I was going to suggest a two-stall corral in which they'd rest upside down. But Richard's solution is piping hot.

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   Biscardi | Nov 01, 2009 03:49pm | #7

   There actually is a pegboard bracket made especially for this. I can post a picture if you want. I think it was pretty cheap, but I don't remember the details of the purchase.

   Frank

   Edited 11/1/2009 7:49 am ET by Biscardi

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   larry101 | Nov 02, 2009 04:35pm | #8

   Thanks for all the input.

   I took the pipe idea and changed it some.  I made a box that was  approximately 16" wide x 7" deep x 4" tall.  I slotted the bottom panel similar to the pipe holder and placed spacers between  two drills.  I placed the chargers on top and hung it between two studs adjacent to the work bench.  There is some room left on the first shelf which I will use for often used bits.

   Thanks for the input

   Humble Newbie