Recent content by Croth

Thanks everyone....I'm in the process of going through the suggestions..Also I don't know if anyone saw my update on my question, but I read that tools stay sharper in a wooden toolbox as opposed to anything else. This is why I was looking for wooden inserts. The article I read mentioned that...

Thanks everybody. I'm new at this and thought I can answer each individually. (Maybe I can, i just haven't figured it out yet). I asked someone about silica packs and they said no with no reason. So yes I will try. The carpet sounds good on my shelves and taller drawers. As for putting my tools...

Thanks. I just saw a guy on eBay w/ some carpet...I might give it a shot; but not in my toolbox. My toolbox has some drawers that are just 2-3" tall.

I was told awhile back that wooden toolboxes are great for tools because they absorb moisture, thus keeping them from the tools. Knowing this, what can I use to line my metal toolboxes to do the same thing, especially if I use the tool and it gets wet? I've thought of using a 1/4" plywood cut to...

You'll find this is also nice to have the 'wall' taller and made of concrete if you have wood on the outside. This makes it easier to spot termites, weed eat, and keep small plants growing up between the wood siding and stud wall. Big mistake I made when I put the wall on the slab. I'm getting...