Anyone hang their polisher on a wall for storage? If so, how?

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I'd like to see if I can organize my tools a bit better by offloading some stuff to the garage wall.
I have my wheel brushes up on the wall already, but does anyone here hang their PC or Flex? If so, what do I need to buy to do this?
Any pictures would be a great help for ideas.
 
I haven't really looked too much into this but how about a wire basket? I have one I got at Target and it has a clip that screws into the wall and then the basket slides onto the clip. It's as sturdy as the mounting you use. I have a bunch of bottles in mine. The other thing would be one of those Gladiator wall systems. They have all kinds of hooks and baskets that you can use for organization.


I keep my PC in a plastic container with the back plates and tool. Everything is all together so I can find it
 
Don't hang it by the cord whatever you do
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That is a great idea, I need to get organized myself. I wonder if something like this would work.
 
I put pegg board up and used 4" and 6" hangers to hang my DeWalt tools on...works.great..will move the Dewalts over and add the GG6, 3 and the Flex 3401 on 6" hangers...you can see them in my pics. on the Gallery.
Have a Great and Safe weekend.
Walt
 
Found a sturdy black plastic 19" toolbox at Walmart that holds my GG6, swirl light and backing plates with some room to spare. I think it was $10.00
 
After a PM and a "clean-up" of polishers and such...

I usually put the polishers back in their original boxes, and then put the box(es) back inside of a wall cabinet on a shelf.

Of course...
If they didn't allow me to accomplish an acceptable polishing task..
They face this piece of "storage hardware":



:)

Bob
 
Nice Bob!! I liked to place them back in box as well but now I place them both in my flex bag to save time. Most def still clean them after every use though. Baby wipes for the chord for the win.
 
CEE DOG said:
Nice Bob!! I liked to place them back in box as well but now I place them both in my flex bag to save time. Most def still clean them after every use though. Baby wipes for the chord for the win.
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Baby Wipes are indeed a handy-dandy "tool" I try to keep in stock....
Especially considering that I've entered my 'second-childhood', as it were.:cry::o
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Bob
 
I utilize the gladiator track system to hang many things from the wall as I like to have as little on the floor as possible.

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I built a holder for my PC and rotary in my trailer and i like being able to just hang it on the wall. I took a piece of plywood and cut 2 Vs into it and attached 2x4 onto the back to space it away from the wall. I have a small bungee cord to keep it tight so it doesn't jump out when the trailer bounces

This also saves me time as well, because i hate taking things out and putting them back into bags.
 
WindyCity said:
I built a holder for my PC and rotary in my trailer and i like being able to just hang it on the wall. I took a piece of plywood and cut 2 Vs into it and attached 2x4 onto the back to space it away from the wall. I have a small bungee cord to keep it tight so it doesn't jump out when the trailer bounces

This also saves me time as well, because i hate taking things out and putting them back into bags.
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I was thinking about this earlier....could not for the life of me remember where I saw it! I like this idea!
 
My PC is in the closet under some stuff, until spring.
 
Jason, I think that's the first time I remember ever seeing a pic of your setup. Looks nice! The color scheme is similar to what I'll be painting my shop with in the spring.
 
CEE DOG said:
Nice Bob!! I liked to place them back in box as well but now I place them both in my flex bag to save time. Most def still clean them after every use though. Baby wipes for the chord for the win.
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I'm with you Corey! :props:

After I'm finished using them, I clean them and in the bags they go.

The Flex bag I have is pretty durable and is where I store both my Flex 3401 and PE14-2-150. My Makita bag holds my Makita 9227 and Porter Cable 7424.

These bags not only provide a safe haven for these machines but also make it very convenient to transport...
 
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