G1GRANDEUR
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Nice collection and interesting ramp.
might have gone a bit overboard, room to grow I guess.
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a self bought christmas present?
if not thats a hell of a wife you have...


, the good news is, it was FREE
That's right, FREE. Shannon at Strictlytoolboxes.com, threw it in with our order
. 56" Montezuma base, I bought an additional one, an a 56" 21 drawer combo for my son. Truck should be here next week!^^^^ porta power would fix that right up!
She "let" me buy it I guess you can say. And yes, she's one hell of a lady! It's taken me over 6 years to finish and three different snapon dealers, but now I can say it is finished!![]()
I got the Harbor freight tool cart first and then when it got filled up I bought the orange mac tools box from a co-worker, then when it filled up I bought the purple mac box, and you can see how the mac guy stands behind well seats in his product. He said it would hold the weight and I wanted proof, I could move the draw with my pinkie with him in it so I was sold. I got it half off because it was a repo. Use the orange one for my woodworking and electrical and plumbing tools. I found the red matco on craigslist asking$1100 and I paid $800. The orange mac and the red matco are my home boxes. I'll upload pics of whats in them later when I have time to take some.
My latest aquisition...
52" Husky. Not the most glorious in the world, but it was less than 300, and has what I need. I like the full top drawer.
I also got these, a 26" 3 drawer Craftsman with a 20" 3 drawer on top and a 5drawer Rubbermaid cart posted in another thread, but this IS the "Show us your toolbox", right?...
My little box. Snap-On 3 drawer cart.
Mainly full of Snap-On tools but also a few Matco.
Hello, I have been lurking for some time and finally decided to introduce myself. I’m 19 and in college to become a mechanical engineer. Tools and cars have always been a part of my life. My grandpa got me started with a small three drawer Craftsman at about age 8. It all went downhill from there. When I was 15, I bought my first full-sized toolbox. It was a three piece entry level Craftsman box that I later sold to my brother. About two years ago, both my dad and I really started getting into collecting and using new and different hand tools. He decided to upgrade his box. A bit later, I decided it was time to get a bigger box also, by this time mine was almost full. The Craftsman double wide top and bottom combo was on sale for $1000 so I bit the bullet and bought it. I keep it in my bedroom with my favorite tools and use the bottom drawers as a dresser. My other grandpa passed away and left me the New Britain top box and told me before he died that my brother and I could take whatever tools we wanted from his collection. Just recently, I purchased the five drawer tool cart because I had been wanting one. I didn’t have a good reason to get it, but I couldn't resist.
The two small boxes are both crammed with doubles, extras and other tools that don’t fit in my main box. I own a wide variety of tool manufactures, but enjoy using USA tools the most. I have acquired my tools various ways, many from my grandpas, gifts, swap meets, ebay, and yard sales. Everything I own outright.
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Adam
Very nice there Big Bad Pete. I spy a few plomb pebble ratchets and what i believe is a an old proto 5449 in there, did these come from your Grandpa ?
But, the box in your room ? what about the garage ?
Anyway looks good and a better start then most at 19.