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SPG International 42" stainless steel tool chest

bimmerZ5

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anyone have more info on this one?

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I see Sears is selling it:

http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00928380000P?prdNo=2

And Canadians can get a pretty good deal from Costco:

http://www.costco.ca/Browse/Product.aspx?Prodid=10345788&lang=en-CA

I really like how all the drawers are full width... and mostly low profile drawers except the last bottom one....

Here's the product info PDF from manufacturer's website:

http://www.spginternational.com/client/uploads/2510/91572604511386.pdf
 
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here are some close up pictures courtesy of Costco/Canada's website:

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I own one of these. I have had it for about five years now,and have been very happy with it. The only difference is mine has three drawers on the top row.

was yours made by SPG International? if so, do you know if they were made in China?

by the way, where did you purchase it and for how much?
 
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it's made in canada

so, are the Canadians any good with stainless steel craftsmanship? Considering all they do is watch hockey, drink beer, live in igloos, use dog sleds for transportation, and have an uncontrollable urge to end every sentence with "eh?".
 

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Canadian women are some of the hottest in the world. Seriously. Plus hockey is a true mans' sport, I'm not sure why it hasn't caught on in the US. Lots of fighting and physical contact. And the uniforms aren't gay and tight.
 

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Canadian women are some of the hottest in the world. Seriously. Plus hockey is a true mans' sport, I'm not sure why it hasn't caught on in the US. Lots of fighting and physical contact. And the uniforms aren't gay and tight.

Agreed :thumbup:

They had those boxes at the Costco where I used to live a while back, really wanted one, but didn't have the money at the time. Seemed better quality than any of the recent Craftsman boxes.
 
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Canadian women are some of the hottest in the world.

well, since no one is saying much about tool boxes, we might as well talk about hot Canadian women! :D and oh, yes, I totally agree.... I lived in Toronto and Vancouver for many years....
 

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Sears sells a stainless steel griplatch similar to that one but honestly I like the griplatch over the rubber detents. The SS Craftsman was roughly $1200 IIRC, too much for a Craftsman box IMO but still a decent box. I've always had a soft spot for SS tool boxes. I own a 56" value series International and they are great for home DIY guys. My wife is Canadian and she gave me the "OK" to buy once she found out it was made in Canada :D.
 

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Looks just like the Husky at home depot, looks nice, but I don't like the fact that the slides are just pop riveted to the drawer sides.
 
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Sears sells a stainless steel griplatch similar to that one but honestly I like the griplatch over the rubber detents. The SS Craftsman was roughly $1200 IIRC, too much for a Craftsman box IMO but still a decent box. I've always had a soft spot for SS tool boxes. I own a 56" value series International and they are great for home DIY guys. My wife is Canadian and she gave me the "OK" to buy once she found out it was made in Canada :D.

The Sears griplatch SS box is low grade SS that is well polished and then clear coated. I don't know anything about the box I posted above, but I much prefer that a stainless steel box not depend on clear coat to prevent corrosion. The hammerhead box I got from Costco years ago uses high grade stainless and is very thick... i only wish i could get another one at a reasonable price. hence, i started looking around and saw this ...
 

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The boxes Costco sell in the states are not the same as the boxes in Canada. Costco sell International boxes in Canada and has sells other brands like Homak down here. They are not the same.
 

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I don't have one but my next-door neighbor has one from Costco and I like it better than my Husky from Home Depot!
This is the same as mine!

I can imagine his is. I have messed around with those boxes at Home Depot a lot....don't even compare to International, which really sad to say!:lol_hitti
 
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The boxes Costco sell in the states are not the same as the boxes in Canada. Costco sell International boxes in Canada and has sells other brands like Homak down here. They are not the same.

yeah, that's what i thought... in the US, Costco sold Hammerhead, CSPS, and these days Trinity.

so bottom line is, no one here has really seen these International SPG stainless boxes then?
 

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Just a bump to see if anyone has got their "hands on" this (no Costco in my town)(SPG International 42" stainless steel tool chest) ? Im interested too , contacted SPG to try to find out drawer sizes/heights , they said its made in china and have no more info,Costco does incorrectly label it as made in Canada . One thing that bothers me from the picture of the drawer closeup, is that it looks like the drawer fronts hang down below the drawer bottom , effectively wasting height on the drawer below, which wouldnt normally matter much on a deeper drawer , but I really need 2.5" for some stuff ,so if anyone knows the heights, please tell.
 
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