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Awesome project, even better that your son is involved. Good luck!

Very cool, I've been thinking about building some sort of shelf system myself. I'm limited on space so I was considering building it only deep enough for one, then just place them side by side so I can keep it as close to the wall as possible. Nice idea!

That thing is huge! Very nice.

I agree with all of those that are saying to get the HF. It's been rock solid for me, and the price couldn't have been better.

Only time I've ever used one is when I replaced the steering gear box on my truck. The lines would only come off with the access provided using a a crows foot. When I did that job, I was happy that I inherited a small set of SAE without having to spend any money. For a while they just sat in...

I like the harbor freight box. I've used it several times without any problems. I've jumped my f150 with a 302, but have also used it on a few relatives' and customers' cars. I had a 4 cylinder truck I was fixing for a someone and I let them know that their battery was toasted. They opted to...

I've been using the 3 ton jack stands from Harbor Freight too without any worries. I liked them so much that I grabbed a second set when I had a coupon. For me, they were a good investment.

Awesome! Wish I had that many parts, skills, and friends to do something like this.

That is very cool!

I don't have any children of my own, but my future stepson is 12 and this is a great idea. I have an old Remline tool box that I'm looking to restore, maybe it could be his 18th birthday present, or something to give him when he moves out on his own. That gives me plenty of time to find a...

Nice Find!

I don't know where they were made or by who, but the tool kits that came with my late 70s early 80s Honda motorcycles must be an alloy of tin and rubber. You can almost bend them by hand.

I would be curious as well.