storing your chisels

[engineerone]

although i am not looking for more tuits, i thought it might be useful to organise my chisels etc.

so how do you store your chisels, particularly those without edge protectors. i am looking for a minimum height, width and depth
unit that means i won't nick my hands when removing them, and that also protect my hard won sharpness.

i was thinking about maybe using some plastic packaging or what to drive the chisels into when putting them away.

i like some of the revolving ones, but wonder what other ideas you all have.

paul

[Lord Nibbo]

I've got a set in this cabinet


and I've got this set in this cabinet

[dom]

Just a double rail of softwood

[andee]

This is what I made last year. To reduce depth you could also leave the doors off





Andy

[dirtydeeds]

that lot makes my chisel roll look

well..................................... mean, cheap and unworthy

mind you i use a 32 oz framer to drive them

[engineerone]

nice but,

i note most of you have only 10-18.

i have about 3 dozen, so am looking for more information
about what you could press the edges into.

mind you like all the cabinet making though

paul

[colincott]

Mine is like Dom's but I have some ply on the front to cover them all.

If you are on sure, I will take a pic if it

[dirtydeeds]

im impressed by the perfection of the chisels

mine have flat backs, clean sides and are sharp. otherwise they are thoroughly abused and the blade lengths depend on age and use

i run chisels from 4mm to 32mm

[houtslager]

mine are in a card board box , under a box with my circuler saw blades, under another filled with misc. stuff

[dirtydeeds]

where do you put stuff you dont use very often

[kaaskop]

houtslager said:

mine are in a card board box , under a box with my circuler saw blades, under another filled with misc. stuff

where's your tablesaw? ;D