My latest purchase & probably the last toolbox i will ever need !!
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Turned out pretty good! I like it!
How about plastic dip? They have a glossifier if you want it shiny and just about any color you can think of.Figured update my progress it's coming slowly. I get about one drawer done a day. Between the sanding, priming, sanding primer and final prime coat. Then finishing off with the vinyl wrap.
Still trying to figure out what to do with the handles. I had rubber coated them but I found with them shiny I get more light and visibility on the carbon fiber. Can't find the handles new anywhere but can't stand to leave the nicked up ones on [emoji30]
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That's a nice box, dents, dings and dirt show that it was used and helped you make a living. I think your Opie and Anthony WOW sticker is great! The current show not so much..Here's my Snap-On box. I've had the top and bottom since 1998. I bought the center section in 2006 just before I got out of the business. It's a little beat up with scratches and a few dents, and some overspray, but I love it. It was my first box. I do sometimes regret putting stickers all over it and letting it get covered in overspray and whatnot but at the same time it brought back a lot of memories when I recently took it out of almost 10 year storage. Only thing I don't like is that I didn't get roller bearing drawers on the top/bottom boxes because I couldn't afford them at the time.
Figured update my progress it's coming slowly. I get about one drawer done a day. Between the sanding, priming, sanding primer and final prime coat. Then finishing off with the vinyl wrap.
Still trying to figure out what to do with the handles. I had rubber coated them but I found with them shiny I get more light and visibility on the carbon fiber. Can't find the handles new anywhere but can't stand to leave the nicked up ones on [emoji30]
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That would be my box, it's actually 1/4" steel plate with a ground finish. A lot more abuse resistant than a stainless top
Here's my Snap-On box. I've had the top and bottom since 1998. I bought the center section in 2006 just before I got out of the business. It's a little beat up with scratches and a few dents, and some overspray, but I love it. It was my first box. I do sometimes regret putting stickers all over it and letting it get covered in overspray and whatnot but at the same time it brought back a lot of memories when I recently took it out of almost 10 year storage. Only thing I don't like is that I didn't get roller bearing drawers on the top/bottom boxes because I couldn't afford them at the time.
, here is my TM US Pro (Chinese no doubt, but good value )42" stack with additional side locker and cabinet. New SO KRL arrived so pic soon [emoji41][emoji41][emoji41]
Here's my newest add on. I think this qualifies as Mr. Big.
Snap-on Epiq 166" long in Extreme Green. [emoji41]
Here's my newest add on. I think this qualifies as Mr. Big.
Snap-on Epiq 166" long in Extreme Green. [emoji41]
Very nice! Who makes thr round socket tray? Mts?
Thx! And who better to carry them than our canadian hf!
Here's my newest add on. I think this qualifies as Mr. Big.
Snap-on Epiq 166" long in Extreme Green. [emoji41]
New to GJ, Here is my box. I plan to upgrade to a larger one soon as I am running out of room, but I will keep this one as it was the first toolbox that my father gave me.
That old craftsman on the bottom was my grandfathers that I refinished to hold all my electrical tools.
Nice to see another a&p in the house.You work for delta or a connection company and where at?It was a long 5 months but the 68" Epiq finally showed up:
