My Son is a mechanic. When I bought a new toolbox he gave me a pointer on how to organize it. Load the box as you think will suit you. When you start using it pay attention to the mistakes you make opening the wrong drawer. An example. If you open the third drawer down when looking for a pair of pliers twice, move the pliers there. I used that method. My box makes perfect sense to me and I never pull the wrong drawer. Being a sticker guy, I put stickers on each drawer front. When "guiding" someone to the correct drawer I mention the sticker.
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Don't start with Acetone (like I tend to do).
Okay... for those of you that do restorations, Big Barn are you listening?
Take your time and start with less aggressive solvents and work your way up if you are worried about losing some identification. I am really impatient but it has cost me on metal labels, etc. where I wiped clean the info. Here is an example where I got lucky... if you see a tag riveted on... that is a clue.
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Ha... exactly what I am talking about!
Weld your bender to a receiver hitch tube. Mount numerous receiver hitches on your work table or benches. I have one on my tractor's loader bucket also. Vises can be done the same way.
Hi Brandi, exactly my plan when I built the vise stands was to add a hitch receiver to my 4x8 steel table. Due to my tight confines, I just couldn't easily come up with a design that didn't compromise space for other 'implements'.