Tool boxs!
Joined: Nov 2007
Posts: 10,560
From: Eastern PA,
ROTM Winner's Club
I know Harbor freight get laughs among the pros but i have this box
I have the main bottom box and the small side box. I plan on adding another small side box to the other side. I also got the maple top. I will try to get a real pic up this weekend. It is real tuff to beat for less then $500
I have the main bottom box and the small side box. I plan on adding another small side box to the other side. I also got the maple top. I will try to get a real pic up this weekend. It is real tuff to beat for less then $500
3rd Gear Member
Joined: Jun 2008
Posts: 1,028
From: hamilton, nj
that is pretty nice if you ask me its hard for a company to f up a box that holds tools. i wish our box was more organized. tryin to find a socket in it is hell. one big drawer wit lik 1000 sockets that hav been thrown around sucks
Joined: Nov 2007
Posts: 10,560
From: Eastern PA,
ROTM Winner's Club
If you are going to buy a tool box its worth the trip to HF to check this box out. I have had a Craftsman regular type box and a 3K snap-on box and this box is right in the middle. Its got roller bearing draws even duel roller bearing on the big draws. The large bottom box weighs like 400lbs by itself. It comes on a pallet.
It lists for $449 they put it on sale for $399 and they send out 20% coupons all the time making it $320.
It lists for $449 they put it on sale for $399 and they send out 20% coupons all the time making it $320.
HELP ME TOM CRUISE
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Joined: Oct 2006
Posts: 4,010
From: Northern VA (but still in the south)
Here is my ultra small ultra messy garage... well , the apropriate parts that is...
Snap on rolling chair... very nice. clerical error in my favor.:
a few of my shop manuals, the rest are in storage or a different part of the shop;
My pos MIG and pos plasma cutter;
Snap on rolling chair... very nice. clerical error in my favor.:
a few of my shop manuals, the rest are in storage or a different part of the shop;
My pos MIG and pos plasma cutter;
Joined: Nov 2007
Posts: 10,560
From: Eastern PA,
ROTM Winner's Club
Here is my setup. The small craftmans box is body working tools. I try to keep my comon hand tools organized. The rest of the tools I'll call specialized are just cramed in.
In the Staging Lanes
Joined: Jul 2009
Posts: 58
From: Conneaut, Ohio
this thread makes me wanna burn some money on a box and more tools. Its bad enough tho as it is that I have to order some brass tools and a new box for work. Just when I thought to be past that when I quit being in maint a few years back lol!!
1st Gear Member
Joined: Jun 2009
Posts: 160
From: Pottsville,PA
