Recent content by Famous Tool Guy

Thank you all for your advice! I think I will be going with the Gear Tracks.

I'll mainly be hanging wood working tools and lawn tools. Nothing to heavy really.

No not mine at all. They are a buddy of mine who is a tool dealer. If they were mine why would I not say "hey guys...here are some tools im selling!" Lol And actually his prices are lower than Amazon, Tool Topia, etc. I was just sharing because they are USA made. I know your looking for deals...

Here you go for Made in USA! All brand new too! http://www.ebay.com/sch/fasttools99/m.html?item=172229876324&hash=item2819b35a64%3Ag%3A01MAAOSwNsdXSReR&vxp=mtr&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2562

What would you guys recommend for hanging tools or whatever on a garage that has been dry walled? Obviously using the studs but what has your experience been with using other methods to maximize space?

Oh man that's tough!

So what kind of sealer/epoxy is best?

Sweet!

BUT, what does that have to do with the QUALITY of the tool. For example, how long it lasts, how durable it is, the strength, etc.

I see exactly what you're saying...

I will NEVER buy Snap-On regardless of what they claim the quality to be. You are paying double for everything buying from them!

Hahah you didn't seem like a jerk at all! No worries. I only paid about $150 for the box new.. Its a Waterloo Shop Series. So yes, its a cheapy! I'm more or less just wanting to do this project for fun and I do not like the Red. I would like to primarily cover the box in black, with an accent...

I find it very interesting that you say that about SK tools. If you really do the research, you will find that SK is the same exact quality (if not better) than your Snap-On, Mac and all of those other "franchise" brands. The difference is that SK manufacturers their product in the USA, where...

The box is only 26" wide & 43" Tall

I would like to have it powder coated but don't want to spend that kind of money. 454 your box looks really nice!! Did you just sand it down to metal and primer?