Published on: January 17, 2022
Written by Eric Devin / Fact-checked by David Rowan
If you have a workshop, the first and foremost thing is to properly organize your workshop so that it becomes user-friendly, tidy, and safe. But you may often face situations when you need to reorganize your workshop smartly so that your workshop looks cool and organized. Not only that, as you often need your tools to work, you also need to think how best you can store them so that you can have easy access to all of them for instant use and it does not cause any injury while drawing from the lot. Also after use, you can keep them back in your designated place for further use.
In fact, organizing a store with your workshop’s tools and accessories is a continuous process as so many new arrivals pile up in your workshop overtime. Another important aspect is to store your stuff, particularly metal and wooden tools, in a cool, dry and well ventilated room so that they are out of a humid or damp environment to be safe from rusting or damage overtime.
You might face another situation like you don’t have enough space to accommodate your stuff safely. In such a situation it’s quite evident that the workshop owners use the walls for hanging some sharp and large tools so that they are quite accessible and operators are safe from injury while drawing them from and putting them back on the designated wall.
However, you always have to take care of the basic aspects as above before organizing your workshop. It’s already proven that a workshop wall could be one of the best spaces for hanging some workshop’s tools safely to keep your workshop free from too much stuff.
With this note I have discussed here how to hang a crosscut saw on the wall so that you get some ideas to consider while thinking of organizing your workshop.
Few Options for Hanging Crosscut Saw on the Wall
Workshop owners know best what options are available to organize things in their workshop with the maximum utilization of the workshop’s space. Wall space is one of them which is quite accommodative to hold sharp and large tools. In this era, there are a variety of wall hangings available in the market to hang different kinds of stuff, particularly workshop tools and accessories.
From those ranges of hangings, you can pick a few as suitable for your workshop’s wall to mount on. Or you also can explore some hanging items like wall frame or hook system hangings so that you can customize them according to your needs to accommodate your tools including crosscut saws. Let’s look at those few options to consider for hanging your crosscut saw on the wall.
Option 1
A four inch thick cross-section of tree trunk could come to your use to make your wall hanging. Cut it half way horizontally with the saw. This hanging is ready to mount on your wall which you can use to hang your crosscut saw.
Option 2
The simple way is to set screws on the wall to hang your tools on the wall along with many other stuff. Here the only considerable factor is your wall size, location and type of tools to hang.
Option 3
Another great option is to use guitar hangers as they are quite large to best suit the handle of the saw. You can get them screwed with the handle of the saw to hang on the wall.
Option 4
Get a section of the tree trunk and attach it into a stud of the wall and hang your crosscut saws and other accessories as appropriate.
However, the above few options discussed here are just to give you a primary idea. You also may have a lot of stylish ideas to hang your saws on the walls.
Final Words
I have just tried to give you some primary ideas on how best you can hang your crosscut saw on the wall following some pretty simple ways. But I’m sure you might have many other better ideas to hang your tools on the wall and you have already tried those. As I have discussed your workshop’s space, environment, wall size, and bulk of materials, etc. all of these issues really matter when you are planning to use your walls for hanging your crosscut saws and other stuff as appropriate.
While choosing a wall to hang your saws, take care of all safety aspects to protect your saws from hazards, injuries and damage.
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About This Writer
Hi, I am Eric Devin and I am a professional interior architect. Since childhood, I've always enjoyed DIY projects! And, I have loved to solve simple household problems using essential tools and equipment. I have also acquired a lot of information about basic household tools settings by working with contractors.
