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Has anyone ever gotten a response from Wilton if you tried to contact them? My experiences are they are completely non-responsive!

Prescott, Arkansas

Beer fridge in shop, Klipsch speakers, cuban cigar, tools waiting on me...

Re: what did you do in your garage today? Finished sanding my solid maple bowling alley lane and red oak trimmed workbench top and mounted my new Wilton C-1 and Gladiator power strip. My 4 year old thinks it's the bomb....

Jack, What did you do to account for the HF side cabinet being not as tall as the 13 drawer when you mounted them to the floor or base? HF website says side cabinet is 33 1/4 H and you state 13 drawer cabinet is 33 1/2. Enough different to pose a problem mounted on a base or floor. Thanks

srmofo...well, i should have said add the check book holder and wallet and there you have $500...ha ha

what's up with Snap On and not showing prices? I don't want to take the time to search it out, but this is the second product catalog i've seen of theirs recently. Over my lifetime I have learned to just write-off companies that don't put prices up front...because they know they over price for...

but...can anyone really justify a Snap On price? to me it's like justifying my wife buying a $500 Coach purse. marketing...it really is amazing.

ask your wife...she will say 8 is better than 6...

i totally agree now that i am listening to and considering everyone's ideas. i've decided to use two other craftsman stainless roller chests for the base to a workbench...your idea will have it all looking uniform.

I want it lower than the casters allow and i don't want **** getting under the tool box....you know...every time you drop something it rolls/bounces under something even if not nearby.

Jack...you live in CA? I might would in CA or other dry climates, but I'm in the moist south...plus I don't want the look of wood. This is in an old garage I'm converting to a shop where termites have been and will surely visit again, so it's kind of a combined reasoning.

So far I have never wanted to move it and I can't see needing to in a 16 x 20 workshop. If I'm working on a vehicle or on the bench it is within close enough reach. If I'm doing other projects I'm outside the shop and wouldn't be rolling it out there either. Plus, I like the height of it better...

I can't prove that it will. you can't prove that it won't. who would we rather follow if we don't know who is really right if our engines are concerned? i thought so...

I posted this question on a semi-related thread without much response...and searched this forum quite a bit... The plan is to remove the casters on the below toolbox and mount to some sort of base. Don't want a wooden base. Don't want any more than a two inch high base. Don't want to use it as...

same here...why knock down the tree?..especially someplace that is short on trees to begin with.

I usually just shake my head at guys that pay someone to change their oil. A friend of mine pays someone to hang a ceiling fan in his house. But then again, it is probably good that this guy doesn't do any of that stuff.

i had to change a head gasket on my first vehicle...at age 17...bought a used Fiat X1/9. Gunned it when frozen cold....stupid teen...other than that, i have never done a single thing to the engine of any vehicle other than cooling system flush and radiator replacements, changing starters...but...

for a 4 qt engine i go through 8-9 qts 10 qt engine i go through 14-15 qts