OEMTOOLS 22218 Rail Wrench Organizer, 2 Piece, Wrench Storage Holder For Up To 35 Tools, 23 Inch Low Profile Rail Tool Box Accessories, Adhesive Backing, Black

These do a great job of utiziling empty space (ie, the space in the drawer ABOVE flat-resting wrenches). When you have a tiny shop, you're looking to fill in whatever dead space you can. These solve one problem.While I have the full gamut of sizes in both SAE and Metric, these won't work going from tiny (6mm) to huge (40mm), but I found if you cut them exactly in half, they work great for 6mm to 22mm (standard set) in 6 point and then the same thing in 12 point.The same is true for SAE. Standard kits are 1/4" to 1". Cut them in half and you get a "free" set for your 6pt or 12pt.You even have a few slots left over on SAE and can fill them in with 1-1/16", 1-1/8" and 1-3/16".The largest sizes will rest on the wide head and tail of the wrench itself instead of the valleys of the divider, but still fit and look fine.

The thing I like most about these is the fact that you can cut them down and make several holders for different wrench sets. It would be nice to have a few long sections of these, just to do that with. These line up well in the drawer, and the adhesive holds well once the wrenches are in place. It hold very large to very small wrenches just fine. They are also lower profile than others, so they work in more shallow drawers. Highly recommended if you're wanting to customize your drawer layout.

These give you the best bang for your buck in terms of spacing. Closest spacing I have found in 30 plus years.

Works great

First thing to point out is there are reviews describing 2 different styles of wrench holders here. The two strips of green 35 wrench holders is a very low profile straight wrench holder. It allows pretty big wrenches to go into shallow drawers and is a great product. Then there are reviews for the space saver rails that allow you to organize wrenches that allow one set to go from large to small and the other set to go from small to large. This allows the wrenches to be installed in a “V” pattern. This requires one short rail to be placed vertically and the long rail to be placed on an angle. So each set requires one long and one short and the other side gets a short and long. They are numbered 1-4 showing how they get laid out. If these people leaving negative reviews can’t figure out how to properly set up a wrench organizer could you imagine them working on someone’s car? Scary to think people could be so stupid.

Thread form was perfect.Did exactly what I expected and as advertised.

great gift for my teenage son when he was setting up his tool box. highly recommend.

Takes an entire drawer