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How Chris Davis Built Custom Tool Storage Using Power Pro Multi‑Material Screws

How Chris Davis Built Custom Tool Storage Using Power Pro Multi‑Material Screws

A well‑organized workshop doesn’t just look better—it works better. For Power Pro Ambassador Chris Davis (@lower_48), that meant finding a smarter way to store his drills and keep his workspace clear. Instead of buying pre‑made mounts or settling for cluttered shelves, Chris decided to build his own custom brackets and secure them using Power Pro Multi‑Material Screws.  

The result is a clean, efficient under‑desk storage system that keeps his drills tucked neatly out of the way while staying easy to access. And the best part? This was Chris’s first time trying a setup like this—made possible by the versatility and reliability of Power Pro fasteners.


The Challenge: A Workshop That Needed Smarter Storage

Every maker knows the struggle: tools pile up fast, and even the most organized shop can start to feel cramped when drills, drivers, and chargers take over the workbench. Chris had reached that point. His drills were always within reach, but they were also always in the way. He wanted a cleaner workspace without sacrificing accessibility, and he didn’t want to rely on bulky store‑bought mounts that didn’t fit his setup.

That’s when he decided to build his own custom brackets—simple, strong, and tailored to the exact tools he uses every day. The goal was to mount his drills under his workbench, keeping them tucked away but still easy to grab. It was a smart idea, but it required a fastening solution that could handle mixed materials and hold weight securely.


Why Power Pro Multi‑Material Screws Were the Perfect Fit

This project wasn’t just about hanging tools—it was about creating a reliable storage system that would hold up over time. Since Chris had never built brackets like this before, he needed fasteners that would make the process straightforward and dependable. Power Pro Multi‑Material Screws were the ideal choice.

These screws are engineered to drive cleanly into wood, metal, plastic, and composite materials, which gave Chris the flexibility to build his brackets exactly the way he wanted. He didn’t have to worry about switching fasteners or guessing which screw would work best. Power Pro handled it all.

As he drove the screws in, he could feel them bite firmly into the material—no slipping, no stripping, and no hesitation. That immediate grip gave him the confidence to keep going, knowing each bracket would hold strong once mounted. For a first‑time attempt, that kind of reliability made all the difference.


Building the Brackets: Simple Idea, Strong Execution

Chris designed his brackets to be minimal but sturdy—just enough structure to cradle each drill securely without taking up unnecessary space. Using Power Pro screws, he assembled the brackets quickly and cleanly, then mounted them directly under his workbench.

The screws’ versatility made installation smooth. Whether he was driving into the underside of the bench or securing the bracket components together, the fasteners delivered consistent performance. The result was a set of custom mounts that looked intentional, clean, and perfectly integrated into the workspace.

Once the brackets were installed, Chris slid each drill into place—and the transformation was immediate. Tools that once cluttered the bench now sat neatly organized, each with its own dedicated spot. The under‑desk storage freed up valuable workspace and made the entire shop feel more open and efficient.


A Small Project That Made a Big Impact

What Chris built wasn’t complicated, but it was incredibly effective. By choosing Power Pro Multi‑Material Screws, he turned a simple idea into a durable, long‑lasting solution that improved the flow of his entire workshop. It’s the kind of upgrade that seems small at first glance but pays off every single day.

For Chris, this project was also a reminder that you don’t need specialized hardware or advanced carpentry skills to create custom shop solutions. With the right fasteners and a bit of creativity, even a first‑time build can deliver professional‑grade results.