Recent content by lewis

Sebash - all 3 are still available. I'll contact you via pm

NM, I found what I was looking for - too bad Murphy, NC is so far away.

PM sent. Disregard the "flank" comment, I apparently don't know how to read.

Weiwen - Some people on this forum believe that tools manufactured in China are of low quality. Others believe that tools in China are not usable. Some people believe that Chinese tools are fine. Please forgive those on this website who will choose to be rude to you because you are from...

Yes, I've seen the backer boards with a standard bottom cabinet. What I want is a "set" of pegboards that I can either flip through, or pull out.

I'm pretty sure it's this set here: http://www.toolfetch.com/p-sk343.shtml

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Weiwen - I've always wanted a tool cabinet that used vertical drawers and a "pegboard" system. Alternatively, instead of "drawers," you could just have boards that flip on a rack, similar to the way posters are sold. The bottom hinge would have to be rather strong, though, so I don't know if...

Harbor Freight has 2 worth checking out. One is smaller, lighter-duty. The other is larger, with more drawers, and seems (to me) to have a heavier duty finish. The nicer one is: 95272-0VGA (Regularly 229) The other one is: 95659-0VGA (Regularly 189) If you wait until the item is on sale, and...

Agreed. Also, Mickey - comparing a 7 piece set bought off of ebay to a 12 piece cross-force set bought at an actual store is not exactly fair.

I'm with you. New and shiny doesn't mean much to me, because it's only a matter of time... WVUtuba - nice box, and seems like a good deal. I like that drawer setup.

SOLD. Thanks everyone.

Still waiting for 1 person to purchase the whole lot before I break it up (or, someone to request the 9/16 wrench). If I don't get any takers I'll break it up first come, first served.

I realize that part of the fun of this project is creating something yourself, but if you ever find yourself in the same situation in the future, consider Park Tool's line of cone wrenches. http://www.actionvillage.com/833-517-0011

Dual80 Chrome handled 3/8 ratchet - F80 - AA9 engraved on back Stubby 3/8 (in a 1/4 body) - FC936 - scratches on top of head 9/16 12 pt wrench - OEXM18B - near perfect Cotter pin tool / pick - SGCP1B (SGCP1BR?) $120 shipped to your door.