It doesn’t take long to have a lot of money tied up in router bits. Protecting those valuable edges and keeping track of them challenges even the most organized among us. Woodpeckers new RackBit Router Bit Storage System takes a modular approach to router bit storage, allowing your storage solution to grow as your collection of bits grows. The system starts with the molded bit bases, which hold both 1/4" and 1/2" shank router bits. The powder-coated steel rack mounts to your wall, a cabinet or the side of your router table and holds the bit bases neatly and securely, with your router bits in plain sight and within easy reach. You can take the bit base completely out of the rack when you’re getting ready for a router cut. It will keep your bit upright on your bench while you get your router ready… no nicked-up work surfaces or chipped-up router bits. The unique geometry of the base uses two levels and spring tension to securely grip both 1/4" and 1/2" shanks. You don’t have to guess how many of what size you need, because it takes care of both.Whatever space you have and however many router bits you need to store, with three different rack sizes there’s always one to match. The rack is engineered to hold the bases securely. But, with a simple tilt forward they come out or go back in effortlessly.The 9" rack holds up to 6 router bits, the 18" holds 12, and the 27" holds 18. Line them up like soldiers or group them by task…whatever makes your personal work flow more efficient. Woodpeckers laser cut the racks from 18-gauge steel, form them on a CNC press break and then give them a tough, attractive powder-coat finish. The bit bases are injection-molded from resilient ABS plastic. Altogether, it’s a system that will last most woodworkers a lifetime.Want to build your own storage solution? We also sell the bit bases in 6-packs. Whether you’re designing a drawer, cabinet or wall-mount, the 1-1/2" bases group easily into rows and columns.Like all Woodpeckers products, the RackBit Router Bit Storage System is proudly manufactured and carefully inspected in their Strongsville, Ohio, facility (just south of Cleveland). Video
