So this thread is off the rails. I'm going to attempt to reign it into semi relevant content here.
Millennial fact #1: I am among the 37% of Millennials who own homes which affords me a bunch of space for me to play bike mechanic in my basement. I scored the Yukon (HF special) box a couple years from a retiree on FB marketplace and then built this very unsturdy workbench shortly after. Set it up and just kind of have been dealing with it even though it's wildly unergonomic in it's current configuration:
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When working on the bike it's 2 steps to get to the box and basically turning around to get to the bench. There's also more workspace on the bench making it more efficient. I toyed around with the idea of a tool tray but don't like it for a double stand like this...with both bikes on there it's not ideal to reach for.
Also there's the hell that is the top drawer of the box that spurred this little project:
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So off to Harbor Freight for some more pegboard hooks and a decent idea of what I wanted to do thanks to the inspiration of
Park Tool. I liked the idea of organizing the bike specific tools in order of front to back of where you'd use it. I.e. headset press near the front, BB tools in the middle, cassette tools in the back etc. And what I came up with:
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(Starting to dislike that grey accessory thing, but it stays for now)
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And as a result the top drawer is much more managable with a little organizer for the bleed kits:
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I pulled my fiancee's BB last night to test it out and it felt more natural in the new configuration. At least accessing the T-handles and sockets was much better than before. This of course is forever a work in progress. There's also a chance we move in the next year so I'd get to start over and fix all the annoying parts of this workshop.