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Perfect, thank you!

Dang that's disappointing! Maybe I'll just buy the gallons of CRC or ZEP and use one of those pumps.

I finally bought a refillable pressurized sprayer so I don't go through as many aerosol cans. I want to buy the 5-gallon bulk pails from Autozone but need to find a way to transfer it to the sprayer. Does anybody know of a pump that is compatible...

It's a steel cart. Matco's "Silver Vein" powder coating finish; it's like a hammertone finish. I haven't even loaded it with tools yet as I have too much going on right now!

I haven't measured but specs online say 20" deep. Bottom section is enclosed on 3 sides

Bought a Matco JSC450 recently for $160. I held out long enough from the HF 5-drawer deals at $190 and can say I have my first made in USA box!

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Husky-Tool-Storage-33-in-W-Mechanics-Cart-with-Extended-Side-Table-and-Bottle-Tray-XHOUC3304B11/301809832 Husky 4-drawer cart w/ side tray and bottle tray is on sale for $235 right now. This is an online only cart from what I can tell. Probably HD's answer to the HF...

https://www.homedepot.com/p/Husky-52-in-W-x-24-in-D-Standard-Duty-10-Drawer-Mobile-Workbench-Tool-Chest-with-Solid-Wood-Work-Top-in-Gloss-Green-H52MWC10GRN/320272250 Home Depot has the green 52x24 roller cabinet for 50% off. YMMV on what stores have them in stock though

You stole that KRSC32 for $150!

Northern Tool has this Ironton 2-drawer slide top tool cart on sale for $129, down from $199. Free shipping too. I don't have this but it seems extremely small for a tight shop. Really light duty but the slide top does offer some extra workspace. It's the best price for this model as you can...

My school tool kit was no different than my track tool kit. Kept everything portable and any job that couldn't be done in a parking lot meant I would pack it up. No pictures but this is how I packed: Storage bin: Jack jackstands Wheel chocks torque wrench Full 3/8" metric set of deep/shallow...

I had the thought of making this tool recently and glad to see I'm not the only one. I don't like the length of the standard Titan bit ratchet and am missing my short 1/4" ratchet, so a head swap would be perfect.

It's a 5" deep top which isn't tall enough for many handles. I would need to modify the box to make it work for me

I plan on leaving part of the top shelf empty so I can place parts and tools that I'll be using there. I expect to place the just the necessary 6pt 3/8 & 1/4 sockets I use frequently on the shelf. Extensions & small ratchets will go on a magnet on the lid. Larger ratchets and screwdrivers go in...

Ah interesting. I read that it holds 31" long items through the top holes but I guess that means 31" from the bottom of the top drawer. I will keep an eye on this then. The Matco carts have been on my radar too. Are there knockouts at the bottom of the box for the pry bar to poke through? I...

I want to keep everything contained within the box. I could add a Sunex pry bar holder to my current box too, but not what I'm going for. I saw a mod that allows you to open the drawers with the lid down on here and YouTube. I'd definitely be modding the HF cart to allow the drawers to open and...

I've maxed out my 26" bottom/top/side chest and could use the extra space for future tool expansion. I like the idea of having a service cart I can wheel around the garage or into the driveway with my most used tools. I'm at a standstill on how much service cart I need for my home garage though...

Lexus front differential fill plug required me to buy a 14mm 45 degree offset box wrench. Ended up at Advance Auto to get the Diehard set. About time I got an offset box wrench set; I've been able to get around it with some struggle but this time it was impossible without

Hmm, fans are an easy button so I can try that. I really don't want to be messing around with setups since I'll be moving again in January. The less new things I accumulate, the better!

Dang, but at least saved my money there. I don't have windows in this apartment garage otherwise a window AC would be the easy button. I'm guessing the portable AC units would be even worse than the evaporative cooler?