HOW DO THEY WORK?

It’s simple.

Line up as many Socket Sticks as you need and apply appropriate labels (included) to start organizing your tools.

It’s easy.

Locate and place your sockets on the matching Socket Stick -

the magnet does the holding for you.

It’s perfect.

Put them in your toolbox (or any other area you use to organize your sockets).  Now you can find and return any socket you need, when you need it.

WHAT'S A V-BLOCK?

The V-Block is also new in the world of tools.  You use it to organize and keep track of wrenches, socket drives, screwdrivers and other elongated tools.  Like the SocketStick, there are labels so you can identify which tool is held by which V-Block.  Underneath, it has a rare earth, nyodium magnets as well, holding the tool to the V-Block and the V-Block to any steel surface in a toolbox, cabinet or workbench.

V-Blocks are also made in a quantity

of ONE.  This allows you to match the

number of V-Blocks you need to the

number of tools you want to organize

and then put them wherever you

want on almost any steel

surface in your toolbox,

cabinet or workbench.

WHAT IS SOCKET STICK?

It is the newest thing in the world of tools. You use it to organize your sockets so you know where to find them, where to return them and most importantly, when they are missing.   It comes in the 3 most common sizes for socket drives – 1/4”, 3/8” and 1/2".   It comes with labels so you can identify which socket belongs on which SocketStick.  Underneath, it has a rare earth, nyodium magnet which holds the Socket to the SocketStick and the SocketStick to any steel surface like a drawer in your toolbox or the inside of a metal cabinet door.   It also comes in Red for Standard sockets and Blue for Metric sockets.

UNLIKE all of the other organizers available today, SocketSticks are made in a quantity of ONE.  This is important because everyone’s tool collections and toolboxes are different.  Even the way each of us thinks about and organizes our tools is different.  SocketStick handles all of that in two ways FIRST, it lets you match the number of SocketSticks you need to the number of sockets you have.  SECOND, it lets you put each socket wherever YOU want to in YOUR toolbox.