Anyone got some bright ideas about storing the many router bits I am accumulating that are not in their small container’s like say the carbide create.ones.
Any thoughts would really be appreciated.
FWIW, I currently keep tooling in the small containers where possible, then organize them using larger storage cases:
I’ve been considering using Gridfinity:
https://handsonkatie.com/small-items-horizontal-surfaces/
with the small “meme” toolboxes such as:
https://www.harborfreight.com/mini-steel-toolbox-red-72438.html
Note that Lowe’s has a 3-drawer base-unit:
https://www.lowes.com/pd/Kobalt-11-in-W-x-7-4-in-H-Friction-3-Drawer-Black-Steel-Tool-Box/5015171617
Do you want them to be in the small containers?
Do you want them organized / stored laying down or standing up?
Do you want them stored in groups by function and /or size in a single tray?
Do you want to have a small group of “regulars” at the ready, and then “the rest” stored a bit further away?
Will that’s what I have been doing but I am now accumulating some that are in all sorts of odd packaging.I guess if I get some containers like the carbide create bits come in would ease the rubble of them I need to als keep them well identified.
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Will: the Gridfinity narrator convinced me… 
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In case folks need more convincing there is the earlier:
IMO depends on what you have and use. I do not have a 3D printer, but still some leftovers from plywood furniture.
So I made this:
bit tray.c2d (380 KB)
can be adjusted as needed, and even a cabinet with these trays appears possible.
The containers are available at sites like this:
I got some, m,aybe another company, was certainly not Amazon, don’t know whether they are really necessary with such a tray.
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