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What are your Tips for an Organized Workbench? [Ask e14 - Join, Share & Win Competition] September 2025

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e14phil 24 days ago

Calling all makers, engineers, and tinkerers! If your workbench is a masterpiece of order or even a chaotic haven with hidden gems of organisation, we want to hear from YOU!
Join the element14 Community today and take part in our latest “Join, Share & Win” challenge.

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Got a Tidy Workbench? Turn Your Organizing Skills into a Prize!

Calling all makers, engineers, and tinkerers! If your workbench is a masterpiece of order or even a chaotic haven with hidden gems of organization, we want to hear from YOU!
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We’re celebrating the clever tricks, custom setups, and unique habits that help keep your workspace clean and efficient. Whether it’s colour-coded storage, custom tool racks, or a clever labelling system, we want your insight!

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  • rsc
    rsc 1 day ago +6
    PLANO Boxes - I use these fishing/tackle containers for everything. Something I just started is to add a NFC tag on my SD cards to identify software versions for projects. It can hold much more information…
  • kmikemoo
    kmikemoo 16 days ago +5
    Recommendation: The Other Pegboard - for those infrequently used items that don't warrant prime real estate but you still need to have around. Credit to robogary for adding pegboard to the list of workbench…
  • rsc
    rsc 13 days ago +5
    I made a nice holder for small screwdrivers and bits, and I can easily move them from desk to desk.
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  • me_Cris
    me_Cris 23 days ago

    I don't know why, but for a while now I don't really like the idea of ​​having shelves that are too high (although that's not the case now, because of the space I live in), meaning I would like the box on the top shelf not to be above my height. Plus, depending on the space and the light and windows, high shelves (closed or even open) kind of take away the brightness of the room.
    Does anyone else feel these?

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  • beacon_dave
    beacon_dave 23 days ago in reply to me_Cris

    I find that there tends to be a lot of wasted space higher up, which could be used for less frequently accessed storage. 
    If you have a good set of warehouse platform steps, then accessing it is usually not so much of an issue.

    However, fire risk safety assessments are now tightening down on floor-to-ceiling storage as apparently fire fighters like to be able to shoot a water jet up to the ceiling allowing it to cascade down over the tops of storage racking. I've recently been asked to try and keep around 500mm clear above any storage racking for this purpose.

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  • me_Cris
    me_Cris 23 days ago in reply to beacon_dave

    Yes, a platform like that would help. Of course, where there is no open space (referring to length) you will have to take it "uphill".

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    me_Cris 23 days ago in reply to beacon_dave

    Yes, a platform like that would help. Of course, where there is no open space (referring to length) you will have to take it "uphill".

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