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we had to do it on our breaks or after hours, the boss was a complete douche bag about it had us timed down to the minute and don't ever get caught doodling or talking or you'd get written up. it got to a point where some the snap on guy stopped on the work hours and came after hours and not on...

ridiculous amount of tool storage in there, wonder what the owner does for a living or just collects. It wouldn't take a long time to clean that place up and organize it all. I'd sell what isn't needed and make more room for other things. I see a few compressors and duplicate items as well.

we have the Powermig 255 XT at work good unit. Used a buddies millermatic 252 veryn nice machine as well. I'll be looking into a HH 210 this fall for at home

Although it may be handy in some cases but I don't see myself needing a torque wrench for roadside repairs. If I need my torque wrenches I'll bring it with me but It's not something I use all that much. Can't bring myself to get a cheap TQ wrench either. I don't buy cheap brake parts for the car...

I recently put my car's tool box back together, has a good host of tools in it and I also keep a fully charged booster pack in case I have a dead battery or a flatg tire, it also has 2 120V plugs and a 12V cigarette lighter which is good for charging phones and the like. I have a survival kit...

I like chrome, easy to clean and I usually wipe the tools i'm using down after with a rag and some degreaser and put them back in the box. I find the matte finishes seem to absorb the grease and dirt and make it harder to clean. My impact sockets and other black matte things I usually clean...

Nice CMAN chest Is the compressor missing a shroud for the fan?

recently got a maglite 2A LED, bright little light. I may get a bigger version if they come on sale again

tools, welder, compressor probably ~$25K CDN

I inquired thru my bank and they referred me to a sister company of the bank who does this type of insurance.

you can use most anything for drawer liners, pieces of carpet, foam, rubber, you name it, you can buy rolls of the drawer liner material. It's up to you

homeowners insurance didn't cover anything over the normal tools a household would have in my case If i remember they were only covering $1500.00 in replacement cost. I got a seperate insurance policy to cover my tools at work and at home

Nice to see those old B&D drill's I have 2 of them

Krown T-40 or Liquid wrench

I don't believe in one brand makes a professional. In fact tools don't mean SFA to me it's the experience that matters As long as the work gets done with the tools you have at hand. In my case i look at value, cost, availability, and quality I've got Snap On, Craftsman, Mastercraft...

everybody has their preferred term for SAE sockets. (even I do for that matter)

I'm all for videotaping and itemizing tools for insurance purposes but just for the act of showing them off to millions on youtube that you have thousands of dollars in tools and for bragging rights is a good way to get ripped off or cleaned out seeing as how information is so easy to get on the...

nothing spectacular, could have used some wrench organizers and socket organizers. I'm not a fan for stuff rolling around in my tool box.

The majority of the stuff in the box was bought on sale for 1/2 off it's the only way to go when buying stuff at CT

Just got my car's toolbox back together (by this i mean cleaned it up and put everything back in it)