20 Best Tool For Org Charts (2023 Updated)

I am a new teacher, so I love the fact that the EZ Grader saves me time when grading. I used to calculate grades with a calculator, but that wasted time. Now I can assign grades more quickly.

I love that I can oversize my flying geese and then cut down to perfect size. I love that I can make 4 at a time easily. Saves so much time and gives me beautiful looking patchwork. Ruler is so easy to understand and use.

Love this ruler and so easy to use after watching video. Thanks Fatqtr shipping dept. for carefully bubblewrapping the acrylic ruler. Del. safely.

The Creative Grids Ultimate Flying Geese Ruler is a must have for anyone who enjoys doing a lot of flying geese. There are several size options, and the ruler is easy to use. I highly recommend it..

Other descriptions say these are NOT stack compatible with the TOUGH or STAK ORGANIZERS This seems to be one in what is called a PRO organizer group. DWST14825 is one of 5 in this PRO stackable organizer group.

It has 10 removable deep bins, water repellant sealing ring, anti-rust metal latches, fold down heavy plastic handle. DWST1430 can have 10 or 20 compartments (smaller or bigger box) separated by removable dividers or completely void of dividers for an open inside.

I do not know about water sealing or what kind of latches it has. It seems to have a soft plastic handle that collapses. DWST1435 This is a rectangle with removable dividers to create 10 compartments or non at all.

There is a water resistant ring in the cover. It will stack like the others but as it is narrow it would look and feel strange in the middle of the larger boxes. Top might be best. DWST14925 has 10 removable compartment dividers for custom sizes, metal anti-rust latch, water resistant ring in the cover.

DWST14121 is called a Flip-Bin Organizer. It lays flat to stack but is designed to hang on a wall or stand up on the bottom side. The compartments fold out or removeable. A locking switch on the top keep the compartments closed and releases them.

This organizer seems to only fit the bottom of this PRO group. This does not have latches like the others as the bins fold out and is not made to get wet or the bins will. I would be hesitant to daily subject these to rough treatment.

A couple clear plastic covers were broken on the shelf in Home Depot. This group would be good for a home shop or in a vehicle for organization and quickly find what is needed. TSTAK is more rugged and perhaps a system with organization for some to drag around for daily tasks.

TOUGH has it over these two for being rugged but has limitations where combining might work when needed. For now, bungee cords might have to do. I agree that Dewalt should have asked and considered the common, various needs of who these are designed to accommodate.

Perhaps some sort of an adapter for a reasonable price could be created to allow compatibility.

Excellent for modular organization. I am using it for my kids Legos, but it’ll organize anything that fits into the buckets. If you buy more than one, their interchangeability makes it even better – you can swap inner boxes to have larger storage and smaller storage totes.

Plus, locking stackable means safer storage as well. Great product and appears very durable.

I have three of these, two for buttons’ storage and one I work out of, sitting it on my lap on the sofa and making 1,000+++ Ear Savers for frontline workers, first responders, essential workers, and others.

the bins can be lifted out/rearranged, the lid is clear so I can glance at the TV and it has ridges so loose buttons don’t roll off when the lid down. The lid is also ridged on underside so smallest buttons don’t move between bins when the organizer is carried around.

I love, love, love this organizer!!!! Great price, too!!!!!.

Years ago, one of these little rulers came with my new sewing machine. In recent years, I’ve used it primarily with my knitting to count stitch gauge. The depth gauge on the ruler is great because you can set it at one inch and count stitches or row.

Recently we got a French press coffee maker and we use the ruler with the depth gauge to get the perfect amount of water. I ordered two of these so I can have one for my knitting again, and hubby keeps one on his desk.

I’ve used this ruler to measure stones in jewelry making, to see what size something will be when shopping on eBay, all kinds of measuring. It just is so handy! It’s light, stainless steel and easy to keep clean.

I had one like this before that I used in repairing industrial sewing machines. I lost it and needed another one. This one is of great quality and will give me many years of service. I highly recommend it.

It is well marked and the depth gauge is spot on. I use for most of my measurements of six inches or less. Would recommend this product.

I was so excited when I purchased this because of all the great reviews on the internet. However, my excitement was short lived when I brought it home to make journals. The adjustments on the knob are off but that was a minor issue.

I just had to find the right number with trial and error. This machine does NOT take 20 sheets of paper at once. It takes maybe 5. I was able to cut through chipboard and cardstock but not cleanly. It does not cut clean lines.

It leaves little pieces behind. If you want to use this for your own personal use, I would say go ahead and buy it with a 50% off coupon. Otherwise, don’t waste your money if you want a professional looking product.

Previously, I had only used a binder available in an elementary school – I made booklets for students. This operates somewhat differently, so it took me a few minutes to figure out. I like that instructions are on it (so I don’t have to refer to a manual).

What I don’t like is that it’s difficult to find the wire needed to bind: what good is a binder if binding material isn’t available??? Once I found wire (on a different website), there were only 2 wires in the package.

So far, I’ve only made one booklet out of half sheets of paper, which means I can make 3 more booklets with the amount of wire purchased.

Did not punch clean holes. Ragged edges and hanging chads. Prepared for a bit of oil residue but after several punches on scrap paper of various weights the punch continues to soil paper. Frustrating product as my Cinch with round holes is amazing.

I was able to outfit my daughter’s first classroom with my amazing finds from Zulily. These pocket charts are just what she needed and at a great price!

Bought this through Zulily. The fabric behind the plastic pockets is very light so it doesn’t hang nicely and in addition it was packaged in a plastic bag requiring it to be folded in fourths causing the plastic to “pucker” where it was folded.

I would advise spending a couple more dollars and order one from Scholastic’. s Teacher Store.

This pocket chart really comes in handy for the large demonstration fraction strips I made for teachers in Grades 3-5 to help students gain conceptual understanding.

This template to do corrections on seamaps works fine with a fineliner. YOU HAVE TO USE A RULE TO KEEP THE TEMPLATE ALIGNED. It’s only a few symbols to build probably all possible symbols. For example body of different buois and different top signals incl.

light. They have to be out together separately. Kardinal signs are only N and S, to build E and W you habe to shift template. On the other hand it’s handling is fine. 1st time you should test the fineline without seacard.

one brand l used blocked in the template.

Thanks for the template. I m using it to draw pilotage charts on the Puget Sound. Works great!

Excellent and easy to use – makes corrections much tidier

I used product to measure items to paint, and the painted items. I can not see through the metal side to read the tenths. Tenths are not etched or paintedo n. I could not use both sides of the ruler.

I like the non metal 0 center rulers that can be read on both sides, and would recommend those. #sweepstakes.

I do calligraphy, illumination and design. I used to do realistic portraits from photos. For so many media I needed accurate measurement and a good straight edge. The grid makes it easy to mark up a photo reference with Tick Marks at key points like corners of the mouth, corners of eyes, tip of nose, bottom of chin and top of head, that I have a much easier time charting that out to get the proportions of my subject accurately.

Whether it’s a human or a long haired cat, a grid ruler substantially aids in proportion. For calligraphy, design and illumination the grid helps me lay out borders, work out the number of motifs in a knotwork pattern and scale the knots to the design.

I had one grid ruler that I dragged around for over 20 years and literally wore out till it was nearly opaque. I had a hard time finding these until I found them on Blick. Now I’m getting a dozen more so that I have one in every field box, art bag and stash that I regularly use.

There are too many reasons to measure things in life for proportion not to keep a C-Thru grid ruler handy. Oh and you can hold the thing up and look through it during landscape drawing to see the proportions of a tree or a rock and eyeball it while sketching.

Even when not doing meticulous accuracy, just using it as a sighting aid is very handy.

#sweepstakes I use these for paper rafting. Love that they are transparent and use the grid all the time. They can be a bit fragile so take good care of the .

Loved my 6” scale (steel ruler). It’s perfect for any quick measurement. I like that it starts at the very end instead of one inch from end!!

It’s a measuring tool. What else is there to say about this. I am a folding rule guy, don’t often use a tape. And I have a 6″ metal ruler similar to these and am using a lot. The 18″ a d 12″ fill a need with longer situations.

I actually bought my prybar almost 20 years ago taking a group of teenagers on a construction mission trip. Having been on many of those trips as a youth pastor, my trusty prybar went on ALL of them, and got used and used and used.

Then after getting married and owning a home, it has helped us put down a new floor after flooding, and build a new deck when the old went belly-up. It has some dings, scratches, and alot of character, but I am convinced it will last long enough for me to pass on to a grandchild one day! (If my sons ever convince someone to marry them!) Thanks for a great product with many memories!!.

I can’t say that this does everything, because I still find that the end of my hammer can do a better job in some circumstances. For weaker nails, the head of the nail can sometimes fold because of the short slot and the angle of leverage from this.

However, this pry bar has worked for many other prying tasks and for some of the stronger nails with no issues. The ends are definitely sharp enough and has worked well enough as a chisel to dig out nails embedded deep into the wood.

Again they didnt have my product listed so i just chose this one. But i have a Stanley Fat Max Fubar Utility Bar thats 30 inches Long and weighs in at about 9 pounds, its nicknamed the punisher and does the name fit you bet its a demolition bar its a board bender, its a nail puller, its a sledge hammer, its got a ripping hook.

In other words its a big boys swiss army knife lol i Love it and highly recommend!!!.

I’ve owned a succession of rulers that I disliked for one reason or another. I bought one of these awhile back and really like it because: 1. It’s thin, allowing you to lay it on paper, wood, etc. , and be able to place your marks very precisely; 2.

It has some flexibility allowing it to follow a curved surface (like a warped board); 3. It has both English and metric markings; 4. Millimeters are at the top of one side, which I like for many things because it’s easier to work with 162 mm than 6 7/16″, for example) 5.

It has a handy hole at the end for hanging; 6. The markings are dark and easy to read; 7. It’s inexpensive :-).

The engraved divisions on the rule are dead accurate, as compared to a much more expensive Lufkin scale. However, the zero end of the scale was off, so the first division was noticeably short. For many purposes, the error is negligible, but not for all.

I had an earlier identical rule (inadvertently damaged) that didn’t have this problem, so something is awry with General’s quality control.

I use this rule in my kitchen. I’ve run it through the dishwasher countless times and it’s come out great each time. The flexibility is quite handy when working with oddly shaped food items. Not much to be said about it, really, other than it does exactly what it is supposed to do.

Didn’t sit well in the cup. Easily popped off the cup when trying to apply the vinyl. Vinyl carrier didn’t stick well to the plastic piece, making alignment difficult. The plastic alignment piece also has too much play in it easily causing designs to be crooked.

Tried making the cup twice and it still looks terrible. I have better luck with a fabric ruler and a level. Oh and it feels extremely cheap. Extremely disappointed.

I was skeptical about this product before I bought it, but decided to give it a try. This tool is great if you’re crafting multiples of the same item and you want the placement of the vinyl to be the same.

The directions were easy to follow and the alignment tool is easy to use.

Worked better than I hoped! I have only used it a couple of times, but it definitely helps. It is not a magic tool and there is always a trick to working with sticky vinyl. But I will continue to use it and recommend.

It’s flip chart paper! Every teacher loves it. It has lines to keep our writing straight. It’s easy to use.

Picked this pack up with the ruled lines to be used in elementary school classroom. The spiral binding keeps everything together and allows easy to flip back and forth.

I love this tablet. I first bought one and started using it at home (we homeschool) and then I donated it to our church, which now uses it for verses and songs. Since I no longer had one I bought another one for my home usage.

I love that they are large enough to read from the back of the classroom. They hang nicely from a chart stand (and they are easy to attach to my stand). The only thing I don’t care for is that the pages are very thin.

I have to use a paper in between when writing in marker, because it bleeds through, but as long as I do that, it is fine. I still love my chart tablet and will buy another when I need it!.

Folks, these are the real deal. Alignment tools that wont bend & flex like a blade of grass. If you tweak coil slugs & trimmer caps, get some good alignment tools like these. You wont regret it!

Pretty standard set of core and trimmer adjustment bits. For the price you can’t go wrong.

Not easy to find tools like these. Nice kit.

This is such a versatile teaching tool. I love how each color separates so you can use the chart vertically or hang it horizontally as three separate charts. It’s perfect for retelling stories, sequencing for informational writing or sorting and classifying objects.

You can use the three parts together, in a group of two or alone for a smaller pocket chart. We do a lot of data tracking at our weekly team meetings. We have this pocket chart hanging in our conference room.

It allows us to sort our students to see who is proficient, close to proficient and far from proficient. Since it’s a pocket chart, we can quickly move kids from one level to the next as they progress.

I participate in the Brand Ambassador Program for Carson-Dellosa and have received this product for free to review.

This pocket chart is a great way to display a variety of things in your classroom. You can make groups for work stations. You could display classroom jobs. You could have students do sorting activities in the chart.

The best part? The 3 sections are interchangeable and can be used separately or together! I participate in the Brand Ambassador program for Carson Dellosa and I received this product for free to review.

I teach English as a second language to two students who are illiterate in their native language as well. This allows me to set up group as well as individual activities. The fact that each color section is removable is great for seat work.

I do not teach in a traditional school setting so they travel easily in my car and as well as convenient to carry. My suggestions for improvement: The pockets could be about half as wide deeper and then evenly reinforced in two places on each row of pockets.

I’m glad I went for the branded option; I love Trend products and their excellent aftermarket service levels. The product arrived in perfect condition, on time and upon opening the stainless-steel rules and digital readout display were clearly legible and easy to set, even with my ageing eyes.

(Cheaper alternatives were only 2 or 3 difference), having saved the money by using inferior and less durable plastic rules. The Rule hinge has excellent resistance, retaining the desired angle between measurement and marking out, transfer to the work.

Perfect for setting my Mitre Gauge, Table saw, bandsaw, router jigs etc. ,.

I bought this over a manual angle finder for wood word around an Edwardian bay window. It proved a great investment and like many other reviewers, I can’t believe I’ve struggled without it for years.

It was perfect for both measuring all angles and then again marking up materials ready for cutting. Great investment and really pleased I have this in my toolbox. It came with the battery included and has great features.

The service at my local Toolstation in Worksop was first class. They are really friendly, really customer focused and very helpful.

This is a hugely useful tool. I started out looking for a large protractor, but this provides so much greater precision at a very reasonable price. The only downside is that it tends to switch itself on with the slightest movement and will run down its battery.

I spotted this quickly and I stick a piece of plastic film in to isolate the battery when I’m not using the tool.

I have completely become accustomed to reaching for my Incra T-rules by default when doing setups for routing, drilling and just about everything else that requires measuring. The fact that you are putting your pencil on the exact measurement you are looking for instead of next to it is very satisfying.

Some other things to think about: If you are using a pencil, it’s worthwhile to obtain a mechanical pencil if you’re not already using on. The guide holes are tiny and a. 5 mm lead works the best. I find that, particularly with small work pieces, it’s difficult to make longer lines parallel to an edge and hold the piece at the same time.

I usually clamp the work down when doing this. Also, the little knobs that hold the guide to the rule can work loose. My biggest caution is that once you start using any of these rules, you are going to want all of them so you might as well buy the whole set up front.

Unfortunately the holes are too small and the metal is too thick to fit a mechanical pencil or a super sharp wooden pencil, so it’s impossible to make a mark. Pencil lead, even at it’s sharpest won’t fit through the tiny metal holes.

Even an. 05 mechanical pencil doesn’t fit. And pushing it through the too tiny hole just crushes the graphite so now your pencil is dull or broken again. super frustrating. That’s mainly why I bought it.

It’s a good t-square though, if you only want to make a mark along the outside edge.

Hangs at the end of kitchen cabinet. Rough edges around opening. Should have been sanded. Would grain runs horizontal, cabinet grains always run vertical so looks odd. Light oak was too light, medium oak is too dark so doesn’t blend well with existing cabinets.

Does the job to keep a few thins off counters so I wil keep. Just not thrilled with it for the high price.

We purchased 2 of these for use in our academic office for the Deans’ mailboxes. They look much nicer than the plastic ones we were initially looking at. In case you are planning on using them for individual sheets of paper like we are, you will have to cut down some old file folders so that the paper doesn’t fall through as there are small openings at the bottom of each pocket.

This file holder looks great, BUT, buyer beware….its NOT all solid wood. The only solid wood is the sides and bottom, the front and back are pressed board. It looks great, but NOT worth the price.

I am a 3rd grade teacher and need an easel for creating charts and posters for our class work. The whiteboard is useful for quick notes during discussions and the book ledge keeps the book we are discussing close to student hands.

I love the variety of hooks to hold charts and materials. The design is very sturdy and only took about 15 minutes to put it all together. It was also easy to adjust to the height that I wanted it at so I could easy write on it.

I am especially happy about the slim design that does not over power the classroom. I’ve been able to put papers for two subjects on the easel without having to take things down and switch them out (reading charts on the front and writing charts on the back).

I doubt I would ever need to purchase another one because of the strong construction, but if I had to this would be the one I’d get. I highly recommend it to anyone who needs an upright easel that can hold chart paper or the magnetic easel.

Awesome product!.

They work beautiful for kindergarten classrooms. They move great and the bins are wonderful for storage.

I use this product to facilitate learning in a home-school teaching environment. The writing surface measures 23 inches by 32. 5 inches. The white board is double sided, so I can teach 2 different topics and leave the subject up for awhile before erasing.

The white board is adjustable vertically, so good for interactive presentation (white board can be lowered to child’s height). I chose a wheel.

I hate writing bad reviews! And this is the second one I’ve written (the other being for the magnetic needle case). But a less than stellar review is honestly all that’s warranted. The board itself is fine.

And while the white ruled magnet does a so-so job of holding paper to board, the black magnets are pretty much worthless. They are barely strong enough to hold one piece of paper to the board. I can’t guess at the number of times I’ve had then fall off while moving the board around on the stand.

Or found them on the floor. I’m going to buy different magnets and chuck these. They’re not worth the aggravation!.

I had to lend my original magnetic board to my sister because she couldn’t find hers. In the meantime, I was starting a wedding counted cross stitch and needed one immediately. So I ordered and was very happy with my new board and magnets.

I wanted something to give the new Lori Holt Stand a little more support for taller charts. This has been the perfect match