I always have trouble finding the right size of socket (the organizer is long gone). Tool Dots make it easy to find the size quickly and keeps things tidy.

We have a "Cable drawer of Doom" too. It's less destructive to your hands than the "Tool Drawer of Doom", but just as aggravating when trying to untangle the me...

If you don't want to (or cannot) stick Tool Dots on your wall, you can buy a wood panel (or similar), put the dots on the panel, and then mount the panel to you...

Accessing your tools is so easy with Tool Dots. Just grab your tool off the dot. Better yet, it's obvious you're missing a tool because of the bare dot amongst ...

Using Tool Dots with various tools. We have more details in our using guide.

How to install a Tool Dot. We have more details in our using guide.

This is our favorite non-magnetic, stainless steel tweezer that we use to manipulate magnetic projects. It won't stick to Tool Dots so we glued a washer on it u...

To hang this plastic level on a Tool Dot we attached a steel washer to the tool with double-stick foam tape. By the way, a small level like this is great for in...

If your tool has an eyelet, then a lanyard with a steel ring on it works nicely with a Tool Dot.

Tool Dots are small. Small enough that tools appear to magically stick to the wall. We got this comment a lot from visitors when they saw our prototype. The rea...

One of the cool things about Tool Dots is you get to decide how to layout our tools. Cluster your tools, spread them out, stick them high, stick them low, so on...

If you want to space your Tool Dots perfectly, a steel ruler makes this easy. Install two dots on each end, then stick the steel ruler across the dots and mark ...

We put a steel ring on this aluminum flashlight so we could stick it on a Tool Dot by the nacho supply room door (it's dimly lit but fully of tasty goodness). Y...