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crewchief888

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kinda looks like a "solution to a nonexistant problem" to me.

it is however a different approach.


i wish him luck tho :thumbup:


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breakneck

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I saw the boxes at a trade show and thought the design was ok. Had a few questions the dealer couldn't answer so called the company directly. Worst customer service EVER.
 
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diesel research

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Doesn't look like the curve gave up much space. Might have gained some space by allowing a wider drawer in the same size outer shell?

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robwizard

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My friend runs a skatepark and the guys that built it (about fifteen years ago..) left a tool-chest behind that has the same swivel out draw system. It is rather novel at first but you soon realise that it's a lot of wasted space.. Never the less I mas still try and acquire it one of these days.
 

KEH

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I have kicked around the idea of making a pivoting drawer tool box for a few years. Went so far as to cut out the drawer outline in cardboard to get an idea of the angles. Was going to make a steel framework faced with wood. Idea was to abandon the space in the center and have a removeable drawer or drawers taking up space in the center. They could be used for storage of light tools and accessories. To use the pivoting drawers, remove the box and set it to one side. This way , the pivoting drawers could be retangular in shape.

KEH
 
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