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I voted 50/50 but only because I am an Aircraft Mechanic. Our planes are 100% SAE. Most of my at home projects are related to Toyotas, hence the metric.

I should have specified...I've physically checked my local stores, searched the husky/HD website and tried generic google searches. I've found large clamshell sets but nothing like my current set. Originally I think I remember it being sold in a cardboard box.

I purchased this Husky set in 2005 and would love to buy another one but I've been unable to source one. It was a 300ish piece set with 4 trays. 2 trays of sockets, 1 tray of nutdrivers, 1 tray of SAE and metric wrenches, etc... They are the Husky PRO in black chrome. Has anyone seen this set...

The APU, Auxillary Power Unit. It supplies pneumatic and electrical power when the A/C is not connected to ground power or the engines are not running.

Left to right: KRA Classic 76 in Midnight Blue with bright chrome trim Epiq 68 in Candy Apple Red with bright chrome trim Epiq 60 in Midnight Blue with Titanium trim --EDIT--The only box that is mine is the 68". I know when I was shopping it was difficult to find real world pictures of colors...

You are right BUT there is never a better deal than the student discount. I started as an A&P with a Matco 2 bay ProFormance (4S) and it was a great box. Super solid and built well with a nice finish. I would absolutely buy the Matco. Are you sure you can't get the triple bay? Regardless...

I have the JNC660. I also have an older 7.3 F350 and a couple of newer Toyotas. I've been happy with the 660 and while a set of quality cables and spare battery may be more versatile it is certainly not more convenient than the fully self contained jump packs. I got my 660 off amazon for...

A few items that I should have purchased long ago, files and crowsfeet.

Correct, they are both Candy apple red. I would like to see absolute red shot on a box.

I got most of my tools transferred over to the 68", unwrapped the top and trimmed up a SO unidirectional rubber mat for the top.

Does anyone have more info on these boxes or a part #? I'm not sure what to even search for...

IMO, there is no reason to spend money on traditional slip joint pliers. The Knipex Cobra's have been flawless for me. I use them for everything; plumbing, automotive, fabrication and aviation. I find the slip joints to be cumbersome and I have never used a pair that have the quality fit and...

I really like that color. Is it Berry or Candy Apple Red? Do you have a paint code?

The other Epiq is a 60". I realized I needed the extra length and 2 deeper (4") drawers opposed to the 4 shallow (2") drawers. $3,500 is a great deal depending on the size and top.

It was a long 5 months but the 68" Epiq finally showed up:

I totally understand...I ordered my box 4 months ago.

I use the Dow Molykote 321R aerosol. I spray it in a cup and use a foam brush to apply. It's not what you are asking for but it beats $60.00.

Echo SRM-225 and a Jump n Carry 660. URL=http://s122.photobucket.com/user/slc97sr5/media/Mobile%20Uploads/20150730_112838_zpstb61sg6k.jpg.html][/URL]

Is the LED showing solid red? If so, it is charging.

Something else to consider, if it is individual drawers you are after...the 1023 is the way to go. I have a bunch of air and cordless tools that necessitate the deeper drawers. If I was working out of my garage and had shelves or cabinets to keep my consumables in, I would probably go with the...