Crafted for the Dedicated: Off-Road Enthusiasts, Professionals, and Serious DIYers
All your most used sockets in one convenient location, neatly organized by size, rather than brand or tricky shapes
Features
Organize sockets by size. When wrenching, size matters! Not brand, not shape, not direction. Throw it on the rod and be done with it!
Any socket with a hole in the middle will work.
Color code the rods if desired to match existing socket color, use tape on colorless ones.
Designed for 10mm to 25mm. Other sizes are seldom used, and just get in the way. (SAE works fine too, organize however you wish)
Rollable to fit in your toolbox, and carry without worrying about the case falling open, and giving yourself another project: hide and seek with sockets.
Magnets to keep things mostly in line.
Designed to be bumpable, droppable, and movable, because things get crazy when you're wrenching!
Strong - Double ply 1000 Denier Cordura Nylon: strongest fabric available without adding Kevlar.
Basic - Easy to source materials, so replacements can be bought at a local hardware store.
Cleanable - If things get too crazy, it’s just steel and nylon, get out a garden hose and some degreaser!
I personally prefer to buy things Made In The USA, where possible, and providing jobs as a result!
The Sockettier is pretty basic. We can make additions later, but yeah, it's basic. Here's where I source my materials:
Manufactured by Atlas46 out of Fenton, Missouri
1000 Denier Cordura Nylon - Purchased from New York Tarp & Company out of NY
Threaded Rod - Purchased from Grainger out of IL
Coupler - Purchased from Tanner Bolt out of NY
Machine screw - Purchased from Tanner Bolt out of NY
Labels - Custom printed in AZ
Neodymium magnets - Purchased from Total Element Magnets in CO
Prototypes
The initial premise was to make this thing indestructible. I can't tell you how many socket organizers I've destroyed over the years because they were made out of cheap plastic!! We only want to sell you one, and hopefully never wear it out.
The Guys
We've been friends since 1999, met at work in Phoenix, and consider each other family.
Random stuff we've built/done:
Light bar for Jose's FJ, featuring KC DayLighters
Rear wheel motorcycle stand
Equalateral triangle welding table
Mobile workbench with fold away mount for miter saw
Sand table for working with kids
Mobile bandsaw mount that doubles as a welding cart
Metal brake
Double gimbal camera mount
Truck leaf spring shackles
Head gasket on Jose's 99 neon RT
Matt works in Phoenix as a SQL Server developer, doing everything from data transfer, analysis, to reporting, and data warehouse design
Jose works in Mesa as an IT Manager, doing everything from server infrastructure to databases to desktops and networking