Re-purposing

[DeadNutz]

Saw this article on re-purposing and some things were pretty good while others are lame. Might be a gold mine for Strik.
Here were a couple of decent ones.

https://www.msn.com/en-us/lifestyle/home-and-garden/100-things-you-should-never-throw-out-and-how-to-reuse-them/ss-AAApsXa?ocid=spartandhp#image=1

[bonneyman]

I like the PVC pipe holders for cordless drills.

Though, if I had that many cordless drills - I'd need a BIG PVC pipe holder for me - as I'd be hanging out with those drills.

[hickory n Steel]

Screws in an ice cube trays is a good idea.
I use an old plastic utensil drawer organizer for drill bits and files.

[strik9]

Lame depends on your way of working in a shop.  Mine requires vertical storage for lack of floor. 

   I recycled lights into... lights of a cheaper bulb and sheet tin into boxes and trays.    My window panel was a car hood once.   

   What works here for me may be woefully inadequate for many others as my workbench is light duty and my vise tiny. 

[pep]

I enjoy a re-purpose thread, every now and then a really unique idea bubbles up ..Might not use it but will like the thinking behind it.

Playing around with cars one learns a term purposely built, meaning function determines form, sort of applies.

Pep

[muddy]

No one is ever that happy to be spreading salt in winter....

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[fatfillup]

Really digging the cordless storage and charging station shelf.   I will being doing something similar for the home shop

[DeadNutz]

Another one I have to try is using an old tennis shoe sole to clean sanding belts and disks. I have always used the gum rubber sticks but I am down to my last stick and they are $10 now. I am about to retire an old pair of shoes and just may save them if it works.

[J.A.F.E.]

Another one I have to try is using an old tennis shoe sole to clean sanding belts and disks. ...

Just take them off first.