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I found using gun wipes to be the best way to clean an old tool box

Cool man. Thanks

I came across this awesome little machine in an old catalog but I cant seem to find any mention of it on the internet. Does anyone have any info they would like to share or perhaps direct me to? Thanks in advance

I've never seen one with a front cover like this but it looks a lot like it was made by pressteel.. what do you guys think?

Does anyone know if craftsman ever made a key cabinet?

I cant seem to find any key cabinet made by craftsman.

Its not mine. Some guy is selling it locally and doesnt know what it is either.. Do you?

Yes, post 13.. I apologize.. Man, thats awesome. But since the drawers are designed in a very specific manner it makes me wonder if there was a schematic that was available at the time that showed which tools were supposed to go where. Does anything like that exist? Or did they leave it up to...

The drawer with the sockets in it.. does the drawer come partitioned from the factory like that or did you make them yourself?

Ahh ****.. I didnt realize that I already posted these pics in this thread a while back.. Sorry

I consider it part of the tanker genre...

Damn.. that's seriously impressive... I'm almost afraid to post these pics... But heres a few attempts at making some similar things..

Nothing really special

According to everyone i ask, these wrenches were made for a specific application, most commonly to be used on machinery. Is this true? And if so, is there any possibility of finding out what the designated utility of each wrench was? In other words, what machine, engine, motor, power tool, was...

I was lucky enough to score this 7/16 engineers wrench

That's what I figured

The upper drawer is for screwdrivers, punches, chisels, etc.. Bottom small drawer is for excess 1/4" drive ****.. and top small drawer is for tiny ignition tools like wrenches, pliers.. stuff that my girlfriend says "How Cute" every time she sees them.

I'm not exactly sure which model the chest is but it's this one here.. Bottom drawer holds my 1/4" and 3/8" socket sets, and inside the main compartment at the bottom is another tapered socket tray and it's easily identifiable as 3/4" drive.

The tray that im referring to is the one circled in my original post. Its tapered and of a specific size congruent with 1/2" drive sockets. Of course im able to fit smaller drive sockets in it but since the tray is not designed for anything smaller than 1/2 drive sockets, it would just look...