Magnetic Oil Bottle Holder Tools
Harbor Freight doesn't offer these but I use Air Oil with the same bottle in the photo at work for my die grinder, air impact, etc and there just was no place to stick the plastic jug but there will be now on the side of my toolbox at work, I may modify and add on more into this design to also hold a few spray rattle cans of lube and either a tray for odds and ends or put a round cut out so my magnetic bowl under the Murphy law sign on the lid of my toolbox in the photo will sit down inside the hole that is able to reattached. You're free to modify my design to your liking. Please do not sell my digital designs on Etsy, Ebay, Etc as your own. Happy Cutting.
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DogCreekCustoms (OP) - 1 month ago
This being a prototype and something I just designed up for my toolbox the only complaint I have on this is I buy these magnets at Harbor Freight 2 for 3.99 and they have a steel base around them with a hook on them I grind the pop rivet off and the hook then run a small bolt and lock washer, nut as these magnets hold the soda can very well the oil container is heavier and I am going to revise this to use two 3" magnets as 1 holds it in place with the container but if you hit a bump or a deep seam in the concrete rolling the toolbox it will fall off as it did me today so a larger magnet will work best for this project.