Recent content by d and b installer

I love tool carts that look like that. Easier to take care of.

Ill tell you the heavier the stand the better. I cant bolt mine down because its in the bosses shop so I use 300lbs of sand bags. Its built out of 2x2 1/4 angle probably ways close to 150 with out the lathe attached. By the way mines just a 10" atlas the sand really helped to take chatter marks...

Matco tools has one its called an airtool holder. Hangs 5 tools and has the ability to be locked. Part number ath5

Get ahold of matco 60 bucks bolts right on they sell the same box with different drawers. Matcotools.com

Nice grab.

A snap-on 7/16 socket in a 56 chevy I was doing a motor swap on. The car hadn't been touched since the late 70s. Asked the owner of the car about it he said it probably belonged to the mechanic that diagnosed the 283 as being bad. The funny part is that it was sitting right behind the thermostat...

Havent seen anything short of building your own mounts

Built my own mounting system not bad just bent up some 16ga and tig welded it to the side of the waterloo. then bolted it to the cornwell box. figure it should be good for about 300lbs of tools. The waterloo box was built out of three boxes one donated the shell and the lower drawer the other...

Haha no just hate when the tip of the markers dull out and get to short to sand a new tip on. Plus costco had a pack of 50 for like 26 bucks couldnt pass it up. I work with metal all day and they wear real quick. I like the idea about the ziplock bag. I just replace the filters once a month...

Alright heres my setup. Cornwell 100 series in yellow with an old waterloo box as a side box also sporting a matco side shelf. The other box I use is more for the stuff I hardly ever use. Its just a basic Craftsman three tier starter box. The cornwell box when I bought her. Heres how she...

Any one have a picture of the mounting system used to mount a side box like this one. I have the same side box sitting in my home garage and think thos might be a good way to put it to use. My cornwell pro is growing to small real quick...

Just talk to either truck they can get them as replacement parts. Other than that you could produce them out of the mats they use in horse trailer. The stuff is durable I use it on my work bench to keep machined blocks and heads from laying directly on my steel bench top.

Never mind on the measurements talked to my matco guy yesterday and he informed me that Cornwell, Matco, and napa all sell the same box with minor changes to the drawer faces to make them look alittle different.

Is there anyway that someone could get the measurements for the bolt spacing on the handle for one of these boxes. I've got the yellow cornwell that looks just like this one other than the handles on the drawers. The problem is that my cornwell dealer is not reliable and i want to get a side...