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I tried to contact the person. They never replied and removed the ad.

I'm here in DFW. Saw it when he posted it. All out of room dang it.

I left a stinger flashlight on the top of a Rolls Royce RB211 during run-up of a L1011. Toasted the battery and screwed up the lens. after I let it cool down I put my extra battery in it and it worked. :rocker:

Absolute steal! And it has the lock. If you dont have the key you can get it from the vidmar website. They just need the # on the cylinder. Make any box a roller with a cradle and castors:D

I wouldn't buy any of those. Get a Lista or a Stanley Vidmar. Twice the box with way better drawer bearings. 440 LBS capacity on ALL the drawers. And you can put dividers in the drawers in infinite ways. Just sayin.

No, but I do think I work with quite a few aliens. I'm sure of it. :lol_hitti

Aviation industry; yes. But I cannot disclose where. Sorry. No sensors in any of ours. The ones you see are actually used to hold parts for component builds. All the tools are in boxes behind me in individual build cells.

Though you might like to see a few Lista boxes where I work. There is probably 20 or so in the group there. Just a drop in the bucket though; there are THOUSANDS.

We use them in the aviation industry all the time. Lots of low torque stuff on helicopter gear boxes. Most people have no idea what the torque of small fasteners should be.

Stanley Vidmars. One is 58" tall x 28" deep x 30" wide and the other is same but only 44" tall. I have owned or been around all makes and models of tool boxes being in the aviation industry and I can tell u these things rock! No ball bearing sliders here; True ROLLER bearings on a carriage...