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On Saturday, I transported a KRL1001 450 miles. Thanks to KLars1, ron in sc, and others for the info in this thread, I didn't have a single problem. My trailer is aluminum, with some holes already in the deck for motorcycle wheel chocks and e-track. I got a sheet of plywood and bolted it to...

Those look like Ernst low-profile racks.

True, but it's only 24" deep with approx 8,500 sq. in. of space, compared to the 30" deep HF box with approx 11,000 sq. in. of space. Exactly. Having wrenches (or pliers or screwdrivers) spread between multiple drawers is annoying to me. And to John, I usually pay attention to the square...

I recommend trying out a Wera screwdriver with the lasertip. I really like mine. Here's a link.

As mentioned earlier in the thread, you have to order it over the phone, coupon doesn't work online. I called them up last week to confirm the coupon could be used with the box, and they said it could.

Sweet, thanks for mentioning that.

I'm on the same page as this guy. Even with three different bikes, I don't need that many tools to service them. Lots of common fastener sizes, and they're almost all easily accessible. At the track I just need to change tires, bleed brakes, adjust the suspension, and maybe adjust the chain...

Yep; I bought 22-32mm Toptul sockets from Ultimategarage. The sizes he has in stock seem to be the ones I come across most often.

I'm no expert, but I have been keeping my eye out for a Snap-On box for ~5 months. Based on what I read here, my area is on the high side of prices. That said, there was a KRL1001 roll cab with a KR1201 top box listed for $3500 for months, as far as I know it never sold. Compared to that, the...

Drawer dimensions are in the product manual pdf.

For buying new, that's not a bad price at all.

Did the lip with a brush and then rolled the face of the siding. The cement board I used has a bit of a woodgrain texture to it, it doesn't show brush or roller marks.

I rolled my cement board siding with a normal roller, not foam. Looks fine.

Heh. Sure.

Was it this one or this one? Based on your drawing looks like the second one. They've had those for a while.

I don't think of screwdrivers as a "last a lifetime" item like wrenches or sockets. They wear out over time.

That's a helluva first house and garage, congratulations. There's an endless amount of good ideas on the forum, just poke around a little bit.

Looks like Nepros is another source for semi-deep 3/8 drive sockets: NTB3M12A for the full set NTB3M06A for a partial set

Use steel panels like you'd see on a pole barn. Link for an example: http://www.midwestmanufacturing.com/MidwestManufacturing/productLine.do?groupId=7&productTypeId=45&lineId=24 I looked at acoustical tile, but the prices were outrageous. Maybe there's an affordable source for the stuff that...

Have you tried looking at Vidmar, Grainger, MSC, or other industrial supply stores?