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How high can it be, if there is no limit why not get a side cabinet? Might be able to get more room out of one than the regular 21" https://www.grainger.com/product/32H866&AL!2966!3!50916774117!!!g!350702143114!?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIir_F3JPr1QIVxiWBCh180QiGEAYYBiABEgJn2vD_BwE&cm_mmc=PPC

When the steel mill was closing down me and a buddy were the last two out that morning, before we left our supervisor unlocked the tool crib and said well boys good luck at that food plant and left. We pulled our trucks around, and started loading. Full sets of Wright wrenches Ridgid pipe...

Was able to pick up two Channellock #480 pliers today at a Christian surplus store for $18 all together. Nearly dove across the store to get them.

Im one of those guys that has no preference. A majority of my tools have come from Sears, Harbor Freight, Menards, Home Depot, Hartville Hardware, Tractor Supply, and Rural King. Select few from Grainger and Fastenal. The one guy I used to work with said it best. "Electrician? you're no...

When I started out, I had a portable tool box from Harbor freight, with a mix of craftsman, gearwrench and pittsburgh. It takes time. like it was said SK, Proto, Wright, Gearwrench, along with the tool truck brands. If it was me, I would start with a roll cart. Homak makes a nice 7 drawer roll...

2 Proto 1 Westward 3 Gearwrench 4 Craftsman 4 SK 1 Pittsburgh 1 Mac (found this one in a garage that was abandoned and a drunk driver decided to crash into it)

Wilde Dasco Mayhew SK Proto Nupla Channellock Gearwrench Holex Ridgid Pittsburgh Westward Jobsmart Eklind Wera Irwin Craftsman Milwaukee Martin Dewalt Klein Greenlee Crescent Allen Bradley Lufkin Empire Wright

FIL was spraying the weeds along the ditch when he seen something shiny on the road, walked up and found vise-grips, farther down the road he finds a Snap-on FL80, farther down finds a Matco 3/4 drive extendable ratchet, beside that was a 16mm and 17mm gearwrench box wrench and then a 14.4...

Just traded a gearless kobalt ratchet for a 5450

If it is ATD then it is probably a rebranded Homak.

SK Still makes Saltus Wrenches, and so does Proto. I have a 7/16 1/2 and 9/16 that are SK and they are my pocket wrenches at work.

Honestly, the Craftsman Industrial line long pattern, raised panel, black oxide wrenches are some of the better wrenches I've had. They have a grip on the open end so you couldn't slip off the bolt, comparable to the wright grip or the snap on flank drive plus.

The standard GMKT is now mainly Armstrong, every once in awhile you will find a proto set. They come in a Pelican case with about 8 drawers and pre-cut foam so it is easy to identify if a tool is missing. Here's the link...

Thanks to all, put a recliner in the garage and need some reading material. Catalogs are easier to look through for me and make a great conversation piece starter.

When I was younger I would help my grandpa work on tractors and machinery on the farm. One day I asked why do you have 5 of these, eight of those and he said "you "can never have enough tools. His shop had one long workbench and pegboard scattered with tools and I told him one day I'm going to...

Looking for companies who send out free catalogs. So far I have Matco, Wright, S-K (on the way) I had a Proto but it walked off from a toolbox I sold. Any others?

You can get Mayhew at Tractor Supply fairly cheap. I get my Wilde sets at Menards. You can get Dasco almost all anywhere

My boss told me that from day one, and even told me if you can't afford quality just hit it with a hammer a few times and turn it in. However I am limited to Fastenal, McMaster-Carr, and Grainger for my selection of tools.

Proto, SK, Gearwrench, Channellock, Greenlee, Klein. Any tool I break at work or home, from craftsman to pittsburgh I turn in at work order the brand I want and they replace it for free. They even replaced my tool cart when a tow motor operator decided to send it over the shipping dock.

I work in a food plant, we make Bacon. Your average package of bacon that you buy at the store takes 6 people. Slicer Operator Transfer Reject Scale Infeed loader Vac machine operator Tape Machine operator. There are 8 lines like that, not to mention the rest of the plant. Here is the issue...