Ive been re fitting my workshop / shed, and a big part of what i needed was proper tool storage.

I dont own that many tools so i decided to hand all of my most used / important tools above my workbench.

So heres a quick look at how i made a combination square holder.

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Step 1: Layout

As with pretty much everything i was using scraps here, but it worked out well because i only needed small bits.

I started by cutting a base piece to the match the base of the square, then two smaller pieces which i inlay'ed into the front to stop the square falling forward.

Step 2: Glue Up

One everything was cut to the right size i glued the front pieces in and made sure the base of the square would fit snugly between the front and the tool wall.

Step 3: Attaching

The same process as with the bevel gague, i wanted it to be "floating" so i drilled some holes for small nails on both the holder and the tool wall and used the nails as dowels. I mainly did this because the piece was so small there was no way i could use proper dowels but i wanted it to be "floating"

So there it is nice and easy.

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