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Finally got my first toolbox mounted. Just need to load it up with tools and get the other one up and make a bench top for them. After calling for months trying to find a 64133 SKU number to match the first one I bought, they had one last week so I snapped it up and went back for a $100 refund...

Yep, that's the same price you can get when they have the 15% off with no exclusions coupon.

I've decided to postpone coating the floor until I finish construction. Which is likely to be another year... I'm still trying to finish electrical and mechanical rough-in at the moment...

If you need building inspections, you can go up to 10' with 2x4 walls 16" o.c. If you go higher, you will have to do 2x6 walls or double up the 2x4 studs. I used 10' studs in my garage on a 6" stem wall for a roughly 10'9" ceiling height. Studs were precut to 117" I believe to account for...

Looks like this is at an all-time low. Combine it with the SAVE5OFF50 coupon and get it under $50. Craftsman Garage Glider Rolling Tool Chest Seat - $54.99 https://www.sears.com/craftsman-garage-glider-rolling-tool-chest-seat/p-A028730069?

Did you read the coupon? It says Series 2 at the top... Also, it just expired in December. Series 2 has been out for much longer than 3 months.

Yes. $399 is the lowest the 44" goes. The 5 drawer cart hits $170 occasionally.

+1 on Arlington boxes. For outlet: http://www.aifittings.com/catalog/inbox/low-profile-in-box-for-flat-surface-retrofit-construction/ For the light: http://www.aifittings.com/catalog/siding-mounting-blocks/siding-box-kits-for-fixtures-and-gfcis/...

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They are for my garage which still isn't finished, so I haven't installed them yet...

I got two of them last July for $473 before tax. They were $263 then I used a 10% off coupon to get them down to $237.

How did you tighten it if you thread the a stud into the end and the other end is captured with a Tnut?

Yeah, put the ridge the opposite direction. This: Looks better than this:

I am also a non-welder so I designed an aluminum extrusion frame and ordered all the pieces pre-cut and machined for fasteners. The horizontal members are 1.5" tall so it doesn't add as much height as a 2x4 standing up. https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?p=8304207

Modified my design and building as two separate frames so I can experiment with how far apart I want the boxes before I permanently mount them. Haven't bolted it to the wall yet, but here's an updated 3D model of what I'm planning.

Yep, thanks for contributing eyeball.

Anchor fasteners with counterbored holes are the way to go. Much stronger than tapping the ends...

Finally received my parts. Originally received silver anchor fasteners even though I specified black. They shipped replacements so now I'm ready to go. I assembled the frame, just haven't mounted it to the wall yet. I guess I will temporarily mount it, then take it down when I'm ready to add...

Yes, 8020 and Tnutz are fully compatible.

I am using the above adjustable boxes for a wall that requires OSB and drywall on the inside for structural purposes. Too pricey to use everywhere...