WhiffySpark
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Retail. I almost brought one for 12 ish
Let's see your toolbox.
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Retail. I almost brought one for 12 ish
Brownsfan
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And some stuff that doesn't fit in the box right now
Time for a bigger box or at least an add on of some sort. When I bought my last box I thought it would be all the room I would ever need. Then I joined the Garage Journal. And the rest is history. Now I have tools everywhere. In my van , garage , bench, under the bench etc. Now I want at least a 72" roller. Lol.
zmotorsports
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I think ruger has one of the nicest boxes on here. He doesn't need a bigger box either. Too many people think they need a triple bank box so they can store all their ****** plastic trays in.
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Sack87
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Picked up this box today from my Snap-On guy. Paid $2200 for it with the stainless top and guards on it ,after he took $300 off for the dent in the bottom draw. Or I could have paid full price and him throw in a stainless draw guard to cover it.
It's a KRA2107 in gunmetal grey.
It's a KRA2107 in gunmetal grey.
DSLTRK
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Picked up this box today from my Snap-On guy. Paid $2200 for it with the stainless top and guards on it ,after he took $300 off for the dent in the bottom draw. Or I could have paid full price and him throw in a stainless draw guard to cover it.
It's a KRA2107 in gunmetal grey.
Looks Great! The dent just gives it "character", yeah... character.
Dirty Diesels
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He did once put a pic of it on this thread and I think he made it himself!
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Sine Swept
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I got top boxes galore. I hate stooping for anything below waist height.
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FOCUS.FREAK
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I'm a diesel tech got a school bus company and recorded my toolbox with the main stuff. Let me know what you think.
https://vimeo.com/178737802
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Stuntmonkey
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Sheeeeesh that's a smoking deal.
Finky198
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Hey BK13 ^^^
is your username happen to about Becker knives? like the BK7 BK13...
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is your username happen to about Becker knives? like the BK7 BK13...
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Not even close, LOL. My name's Kurt, and I worked at a place with two Kurts, two Curts, and a Kirk. I got stuck with Big Kurt (I'm 6'6"), shortened to BK, and I like the number 13.
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Finky198
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Cool!! well nice to meet ya Kurt like the Vise 
Well just so you know there's a bad *** knife with the same name...
Well just so you know there's a bad *** knife with the same name...
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SuzukiGS750EZ
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Becker does make nice knives. Check out the Becker necker!
78C-10
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Yes I did. Ran out of room. It was a great box to start out of though.
bp460
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FOCUS.FREAK,
Thanks for posting the video... you have a great setup! How is that 72" masterforce box holding up for you? I plan to pick one up in black when they go on sale again.
Cheers,
Brad
FOCUS.FREAK
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It's great! No problems so far. I just wish they had more add ons for this certain toolbox. I'm looking into getting the locker for it. If I buy it the locker will be about 5 inches shorter than the box. Kind of a bummer. But overall the box is a steal of a deal. I got the stainless top and box for I believe 1100.
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articsilber323
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just posted a video toolbox tour of my 84" extreme green epiq and split top cart
most of my tools in cases sit on a big shelf to the right of the box will have to video them soon
let me know what you think!
most of my tools in cases sit on a big shelf to the right of the box will have to video them soon
let me know what you think!
zoomieport
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FOCUS.FREAK
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The snap on guy is trying to sell me this mammoth for 6300 with my trade. Come with SS top and hutch.
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Greg85mcss
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What's your trade? Friend of mine got the exact same thing without the locker for $8500 & his classic 78. Unless your trade is too valuable sounds like a great deal.
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HzEmall
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Are you going to mount the vice inside the work center? Thinking of doing the same, but once you drill there is no going back lol
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thegroundpounder99
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That's a good deal.....easy for me to spend your $6k though lol.
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FOCUS.FREAK
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zoomieport
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No, I have a Wilton OEM vise stand that I will paint Electric Orange and mount it to that.
MichaelG79
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Here is how my current setup looks, getting a Krl722 next week so need to play about when it arrives setting up the drawers. As you can see there's a few drawers a bit busy just now and also I have sockets spread over a few drawers. Can anyone spot the deliberate mistake?
Hagatronics
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Hi There
Having recently made a some investments in toolboxes, tools and tool organisation which I wanted to share.
I'm a weekend wrencher and was luck enough to get a small Snap On set of wrenches and sockets for my 21st Birthday (over 20 years ago now) and have added to it over time as I needed tools. Some mates and I have recently bought a cheap-arsed race car and are enjoying fixing it up. That, and some spare cash, made me splurge a bit and I'm really happy with the results.
The tool boxes are Sidchrome (a decent quality Australian brand) and purchased from the local Bunnings (think Tool Depot). I used loyalty points from my credit card to get Bunnings vouchers so got about AUD$2000 in tool boxes for free. I would have preferred a slightly different layout with shallower drawers but lack of options a decent price plus the deal; it was hard to pass up!
That let me use the money on more tools and tool storage foam. I have a lot of Snap On and Knipex which both are really well supported by toolbed.com . You just select the brand+part number and they have the shadow outline on their database already. You lay out the foam drawers as you like and they laser cut the tool foam and deliver it. I ****** love it! It makes finding tools easy and makes packing tools away a joy rather than a drag.
Here are some photos and a short video of the drawer with the ratchets and extensions in it. I modified the drawer and built an insert for speeder bars as they take a lot of space.
<iframe width="480" height="360" src="http://s613.photobucket.com/user/hagatronics/embed/slideshow/Tools"></iframe>
Having recently made a some investments in toolboxes, tools and tool organisation which I wanted to share.
I'm a weekend wrencher and was luck enough to get a small Snap On set of wrenches and sockets for my 21st Birthday (over 20 years ago now) and have added to it over time as I needed tools. Some mates and I have recently bought a cheap-arsed race car and are enjoying fixing it up. That, and some spare cash, made me splurge a bit and I'm really happy with the results.
The tool boxes are Sidchrome (a decent quality Australian brand) and purchased from the local Bunnings (think Tool Depot). I used loyalty points from my credit card to get Bunnings vouchers so got about AUD$2000 in tool boxes for free. I would have preferred a slightly different layout with shallower drawers but lack of options a decent price plus the deal; it was hard to pass up!
That let me use the money on more tools and tool storage foam. I have a lot of Snap On and Knipex which both are really well supported by toolbed.com . You just select the brand+part number and they have the shadow outline on their database already. You lay out the foam drawers as you like and they laser cut the tool foam and deliver it. I ****** love it! It makes finding tools easy and makes packing tools away a joy rather than a drag.
Here are some photos and a short video of the drawer with the ratchets and extensions in it. I modified the drawer and built an insert for speeder bars as they take a lot of space.
<iframe width="480" height="360" src="http://s613.photobucket.com/user/hagatronics/embed/slideshow/Tools"></iframe>