Small Toolboxes

[T45]

http://minkara.carview.co.jp/en/userid/494847/blog/28353997/

A couple of nice looking portable toolboxes.

What do you guys think of these? Anyone seen/used them in person?

 

[lilredex]

That BT-4A (middle picture) looks like a winner...where do we find them in Canada (or the U.S.)?? Looks like somebody finally took the KRA-65 idea for a ride!!

 

[Mohawk Dave]

That BT-4A (middle picture) looks like a winner...where do we find them in Canada (or the U.S.)?? Looks like somebody finally took the KRA-65 idea for a ride!!

I agree...and when I translated the description, Google gave me....BT.4A " is known as " is referred to as a piggy bank " , now is the appearance that reminds me of the KRA65 of Snap-on that has become out of print .

I don't have a KRA65, but have seen them and they are a perfect size/design for so many things in my shop.

I could buy half a dozen and fill them up most ricky tick.

EDIT: $75 a pop......http://www.stanleysupplyservices.com/bt-4a-compact-toolbox-stanley-facom/p/468-068

 

[Tronyadorable]

Lately I'm intrigued by these stupid looking Montezuma boxes. Very practical me thinks.
http://www.strictlytoolboxes.com/mo...onal-portable-tool-box-small-22-1-2-x-13.html

 

[DJAMiller]

For mobile use I have a husky and a snap on tool bag. You would be suprised how much stuff you can fit in one, only problem is under constant use and weighing about 75lbs they seem to wear out in about 6 months.

 

[T45]

The europeans seem to like cantilevered boxes, but Its nice to be able to open your box and get at stuff all in one go, while still having devent tray sizes. So I tend to like boxes like the second two on the right.

This thread shows some kitted out snap on kra65s and they look great.

http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=68227&page=7