Rolling tool carts can improve work efficiency and extend tool life. First, assess your needs, make a list of all the tools you need to store, and classify them by frequency of use. Choose a tool cart of the right size and make sure it has enough space and proper compartments. Use the upper shelf for large and less used tools, and drawers for smaller tools and accessories, which can be kept neat using drawer dividers.

Next, label each drawer and shelf with the type of tools you store. You can draw an outline of the tool to help remember where each tool is. Use tool rolls and tool bags to store small parts, and magnetic strips to hold metal tools in place. Keep the most frequently used tools where they are most accessible, such as the top drawer or upper shelf, and the less frequently used tools at the bottom.

Finally, make sure that heavy objects are placed on the bottom to prevent the tool car from tipping over. Clean and inspect tools and carts regularly to ensure that everything is working properly. Personalized adjustments are made according to needs, such as adding adjustable shelves, trash cans and other accessories to make the tool car more practical.