Let's see your toolbox.
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bradley8795
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So you know we are gonna need some drawer pics of that beast.
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Toolhorder
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I've broken several posts, glued them on and broken them again. They tend to move backwards and once it awhile they get in the way while closing the drawer and it snaps off the post. My socket drawer is easily 400-500 lbs though and I can't get much more in it.
abvw
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Now the search for White Tools has started....lol found a few on the truck.
I want those white drivers!!!!!!
rodsnratfinks
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sj6zero9
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flame broiled
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So
I want those white drivers!!!!!!
Just added a Ratcheting Nut Driver in White.....
bodyguy16
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Bil was in southfeild MI and he went to menards for me:
bodyguy16
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Taiwan made by apex tool group, finish is nice for the $$
bodyguy16
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Wow lol wrong thread!!
fireeqpsrv
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Wrapped my shop boxes tonight
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70Swinger440
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^^Looks awesome!
fireeqpsrv
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Thanks. Guy from the UK sells them in a face book group I am a member of.
jonti48310
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Here's my setup.
What I started with at school.
My current setup at work.
Ratcheting wrenches. Stubby and midgets.
Full Gearwrench set (SAE 1/4-11/8 I think and Metric 8-24) and open ends.
work in progress.
Measuring/testing and cutting.
Hammers/misc.
ratchet/extension drawer.
Door panel, torx, and picks. brake tools.
Pliers drawer
Red case is impact driver and black is matco ratcheting screwdriver set.
Torque wrenches and specialty tools in cases under workbench.
Where my ratchets use to stay.
And finally a cantilever box I'm currently working on turning into a stereo for my dad for his B-day.
What I started with at school.
My current setup at work.
Ratcheting wrenches. Stubby and midgets.
Full Gearwrench set (SAE 1/4-11/8 I think and Metric 8-24) and open ends.
work in progress.
Measuring/testing and cutting.
Hammers/misc.
ratchet/extension drawer.
Door panel, torx, and picks. brake tools.
Pliers drawer
Red case is impact driver and black is matco ratcheting screwdriver set.
Torque wrenches and specialty tools in cases under workbench.
Where my ratchets use to stay.
And finally a cantilever box I'm currently working on turning into a stereo for my dad for his B-day.
landrover bodger
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Waggoner72
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Mr. Big Mr. Big, they call me Mr. Big..... Mr. Big, Mr. Big... But not because of my size
JAKE-THE-TOOL-MAN
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Mr. Big Mr. Big, they call me Mr. Big..... Mr. Big, Mr. Big... But not because of my size
we need drawer pics!
Waggoner72
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Since pictures never do an Epiq box justice I figured a comparison would be nice.
Here is a triple bay 72inch master series Snap-on box vs a double bay Snap-on Epiq series box.
Just a few inches shy of being the same length
Epiq peaks out about 2inches taller than the master series.
Here is a triple bay 72inch master series Snap-on box vs a double bay Snap-on Epiq series box.
Just a few inches shy of being the same length
Epiq peaks out about 2inches taller than the master series.
fireeqpsrv
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Wagzilla,
he worked up a couple options and he printed the final one on the vinyl material that they wrap cars with. it comes printed as it would be on the box with the gaps for where nothing would be. Normally you cut the pieces and apply them the say as you would vinyl graphics. I did mine a little different. I took mine to a friend's shop and had him order the magnetic sign material and applied mine to that. That way if I can take them on and off at any time.
he worked up a couple options and he printed the final one on the vinyl material that they wrap cars with. it comes printed as it would be on the box with the gaps for where nothing would be. Normally you cut the pieces and apply them the say as you would vinyl graphics. I did mine a little different. I took mine to a friend's shop and had him order the magnetic sign material and applied mine to that. That way if I can take them on and off at any time.
very nice thanks for sharing
sj6zero9
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alpinewhite
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seagullplayer
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For my home garage, got a discount, missing keys.
100 lb drawer slides and swivels rated 1000 lbs.
Was gonna put my top box on it, but I like the added work space.
Reminder to self, gotta dump that trash can...
100 lb drawer slides and swivels rated 1000 lbs.
Was gonna put my top box on it, but I like the added work space.
Reminder to self, gotta dump that trash can...
Chadhickox
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Finally did an updated video of mine, lots of added goodness.
Waggoner72
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Great looking box, very organized. Love the green. What kind of metal is that as your top? Stainless? Aluminum?
Nice boxes sir,
What's the green thing that holds your extensions in the first drawer you opened? Got a link or part number and manufacturer for it? Thanks.
-Pat
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alpinewhite
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I think it's just like a Torin Magnetic Tool Organizer, right?
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Do you have to cut the top off the Gray Pneumatic boxes or do they separate like this?
on the bottom 3 sets it looks like at the top of them on the tabs there is a small indent that the top case pops into
sj6zero9
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Do you have a set of non deep impact 1/2 sockets? Just wonder if this is what you only use?
sj6zero9
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I actually don't. I should have them, but I usually get away with using my universal shallow sockets. I want to get the shallow ones but I am currently out of space unless I start stacking more.
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