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bobcatdan

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That is a stationary model designed to be a modular to a total workstation system. Manyly for dealerships or shops that want a uniform look to their shop.
 
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wagzilla

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6MocoA said:
Im not a pro, so please dont make fun of my dinky franken boxes. But for what it is, I think Im equipped well for a DIY-er

So my setup generally looks like this:

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As you can see, I got a TASKFORCE brand tool box with a Craftsman Professional (the nice 16 inch deep one, not the chintzy one) 2 drawer mid chest sandwiched between them. Next to the tool box, I have a modified HF cart with the chintzy 2 drawer Craftsman middle chest.

My socket drawer:

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Ratchet drawer:

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Storage for various tools - thread restorer kits, compression test kits, torque wrenches etc:

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On to the cart:

Ive rigged the top up to hold HF socket trays:

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First drawer is ADDITIONAL sockets and specialty sockets:

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Second drawer is diagnostic and more specialty tools:

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Third drawer is my pullers, disconnects, and various brake and suspension specialty tools:

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Nice set up, You got more tools then me and I have been turning wrenches 33 years nice Job :beer:
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panknuckshovel said:
That box is nice. I noticed that its a Green box for Green Township.
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Ha indeed my work is at green township. Boss thought it was funny

mattwhite079 said:
That is a very nice layout isn't it. Love it ianguilly.
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Believe it or not but when I first saw this I was really unsure if I could make it work, took a a bit of research but finally pulled the trigger.
 
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FOCUS.FREAK said:
My SS top came in.

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It really makes the box IMOP.......[emoji39] enjoy...

It is looking lonely, it wants a brother... [emoji23][emoji23][emoji23][emoji23]



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jcbarry

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I've been reading this thread for what seems like forever. Decided to finally post my Matco 4s. It's soon to be replaced by a 6s.
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It's a hutch and a separate drawer section. Not sure what matco calls it but it's great having two drawers that size

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I have a black KRL7023 with SS top and matching hutch I am gonna put up for sale. I am in central NJ area, PM me if interested.

Here is the KRL .....



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NashvilleTj

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Does this count? More of a workbench I built recently.
 

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MWEric said:
Love it OCD. Is the box a krl1023? Have you used the SO Robertson drivers, if so how are they.
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Thank you!! It's a two year old KRL1033, I bought it used...

The SO Robertson drivers are awesome, I like them better than my Wera handles... They are nicely balanced and the tips have a good grip...

One thing that would be an improvement is the lengths of them could be more staggered up from one to four...
 
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Needed somewhere to store my large micrometers, so I made this today. Going to add a front to it. Probably hinged to swing off to the side.
 

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Here are my boxes. Last month I sold my KRL 663 72" and replaced it with this Dewalt box. The other is my KRL 1056 and 731 PCM. I bought bothers ago in Germany back before the Euro and Snap On was just staring there. I paid $500 for the 1056 and $600 for the top. I bought them brand new from the Germany Snap on dealer. It was a hell of a deal!

 
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diernosaj

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Jesus if I could buy a brand new krl1056 for $500 right now I would buy two of em. That is an absolute ridiculous price.

That dewalt box is lookin good. How do you like it sofar? I think I like the Milwaukee box better.
 
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It's ok. I liked my KRL 663 better but the 72in was way to long for my home garage. Plus it was rusting real bad from being in a barn for 15 years. The only complaint with the Dewalt box is the drawers could have been deeper. I use this box mainly for my home repair tools and I have a little problem with the depth and I think the Milwaukee has a better setup. I also removed the stops on the two bottom drawers to get them to open all the way. i could't get anything in there. I am starting to look for a replacement for the Snap on box. It is full of all the good brand auto stuff and I have little to no room for any more.
 
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I've been lurking in the background for a while and figured it's finally time to say hello.

So I started with this...

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Then I spent some time here and this happened...

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mopar_man

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Yea look around here long enough who knows how much stuff you will acquire. Nice upgrade by the way.


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I have that old cantilever Craftsman box in the last pic. Gonna say I got it around 1979. Most of the rivets on the trays fell out.

riscal33 said:
I've been lurking in the background for a while and figured it's finally time to say hello.

So I started with this...

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Then I spent some time here and this happened...

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Tucker99 said:
I have that old cantilever Craftsman box in the last pic. Gonna say I got it around 1979. Most of the rivets on the trays fell out.
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It was my grandpa's. It's full of refrigeration tools. I found some invoices in there from the 60's. I don't know how old it is but it's in great shape.
 
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NashvilleTj

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Outlawmws said:
Sure it does! What is the top made of/from, and what's the vise?
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The top is 1 1/2" maple over 3/4" ply, wrapped in oak. The vice I'm not sure of the brand. Gift from my inlaws about 20 years ago. No markings on it, but it has help up to a good bit of abuse.



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