Let's see your toolbox.
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I bet you'd like my yellow set of screwdrivers in there!
You want your shafts in another man's box??
yeah im waitng to pay mine off soon and after i will get the other side locker and maybe the top section of the box. not sure yet about the top. i am waiting to get more things and then i will reorganize everything and have pictures posed of all the things i have.
Sterff the coating on the wrenches is what is called plasti coat which the company has done. Klein, diamond, diamalloy, truecraft, malco, fuller, and channel lock just to name a few of the brands that I have.
Those are nice. I may have to check those out
mcmaster68
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WOW, nice hard handles!
jimexcursion
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My 1st post. Here's my box. Might be going after a 68" Snap On Epiq real soon.
sawatch
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Mickey O
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Anyone care to beat that adjustable wrench collection ^^??
I'm not sure I could beat him in numbers (maybe, I do have some at the other garage) but I bet I could beat him in weight (although three wrenches (2 auto wrenches and the Vaco) in the picture might be questionable as adjustable wrenches).
That's what she said!
Anyway...
Mickey O definitely wins in variety and possibly even quantity. Great collection
Wow, this side cab is what I defently need! My KRA2007 is full and I need more room. Do you know if this side cab fits to a KRA2007 (looks similar)????
And if yes, where can I cuy one???
superautobacs
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Not mine:
There's a guy in Japan that collects adjustable wrenches from around the world. This is only a part of his collection.
There's a guy in Japan that collects adjustable wrenches from around the world. This is only a part of his collection.
I'm not sure I could beat him in numbers (maybe, I do have some at the other garage) but I bet I could beat him in weight (although three wrenches (2 auto wrenches and the Vaco) in the picture might be questionable as adjustable wrenches).
I still have more than what I show in the picture.
So I probly got more weight also, cause I have 20 more that are not showing.
Not mine:
There's a guy in Japan that collects adjustable wrenches from around the world. This is only a part of his collection.
Do you by chance have a way to get pictures of his whole collection.
I think he has me beat.
chevyboy91188
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Not mine:
There's a guy in Japan that collects adjustable wrenches from around the world. This is only a part of his collection.
How does he reach them if he's japanese?!?!
(no offense to the japanese but its a proven fact that they aren't that tall)
murph64
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That looks to me like it's mounted on the ceiling...
Andy
Andy
chevyboy91188
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thats cause it is, hence my comment
fordbroncodave
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absolute best toolboxes for the money they cost hands down! not much different between these and a KRA, slightly different drawer configuration.
kobyp
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This is taken at my last job... now it is at home in my garage
kizer
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Heres my tool box. Its an old map/plan drawer. It weighs a ton now.
The problem I have is its so deep that I have to stand to the side to reach to the very back. I'm guessing its not a big deal when you have full size blue prints in it.
The problem I have is its so deep that I have to stand to the side to reach to the very back. I'm guessing its not a big deal when you have full size blue prints in it.
Mickey O
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Heres my tool box. Its an old map/plan drawer. It weighs a ton now.
The problem I have is its so deep that I have to stand to the side to reach to the very back. I'm guessing its not a big deal when you have full size blue prints in it.
Looks cool. Bearing drawers?
More pictures!
kizer
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They used to hold plans/blue prints. Your the second person to ask for photos. I'll have to do that soon.
sawatch
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I was just in the local county courthouse office & the secratary pulled some survey maps from a cabnet similar to yours. My immediate thought was "toolbox". Looks like the same sturdy built old steel desk I'm setting at from the 50s. Got mine for $17 at a farm auction. Weighs a ton. Whadya give for you're box?
y20dth
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Ok, I'm gonna risk posting here, even if I don't have any Snap On....
First of all, my garage an toolbox are way to small, but hey, I'm just trying to make some extra money doing something i like doing....
I feel like a guy on a bicycle pedaling to a hells angels meet...
Look, I even cleaned up for you guys:
Hazet workbench 179W
First draw, all very important stuff (I need more boxes...):
2th drawer, Hazet 1/4 en 1/2 ratchet. Some special sockets, a rail of 12point from Laser (turns out to be total **** that).
3th drawer, Hazet open end wrenches and half and half (600N), in the plastic a set of Ribe cv sockets from Force, and the other end torx wrenches also from Force:
4th drawer, Files from Nicholson, and a set of Hazet standard screwdrivers.
5th drawer, Hazet pliers set, Usag rivet pliers, and 2 sets of boxed offset wrenches (Force).
6th drawer, socket thing-a-ma-jigs (Force), Allen keys (Hoffmann premium brand Garant), 3/8 socket set from Force, and a set of E-torx screwdrivers (Force).
Last drawer, 2 x Hazet hammer sets.
And this is all the very important **** I had to remove from the last drawer, so I could show you the hammer sets. :
This is my favorite tool at the moment: Hazet 916Lg 1/2 ratchet.
A very nice tool to work with. Very sturdy, no tolerance or free play what so ever. Nice heavy feel. Sadly enough, I'm only alowed to apply 600Nm to it
First of all, my garage an toolbox are way to small, but hey, I'm just trying to make some extra money doing something i like doing....
I feel like a guy on a bicycle pedaling to a hells angels meet...
Look, I even cleaned up for you guys:
Hazet workbench 179W
First draw, all very important stuff (I need more boxes...):
2th drawer, Hazet 1/4 en 1/2 ratchet. Some special sockets, a rail of 12point from Laser (turns out to be total **** that).
3th drawer, Hazet open end wrenches and half and half (600N
), in the plastic a set of Ribe cv sockets from Force, and the other end torx wrenches also from Force:
4th drawer, Files from Nicholson, and a set of Hazet standard screwdrivers.
5th drawer, Hazet pliers set, Usag rivet pliers, and 2 sets of boxed offset wrenches (Force).
6th drawer, socket thing-a-ma-jigs (Force), Allen keys (Hoffmann premium brand Garant), 3/8 socket set from Force, and a set of E-torx screwdrivers (Force).
Last drawer, 2 x Hazet hammer sets.
And this is all the very important **** I had to remove from the last drawer, so I could show you the hammer sets.
:
This is my favorite tool at the moment: Hazet 916Lg 1/2 ratchet.
A very nice tool to work with. Very sturdy, no tolerance or free play what so ever. Nice heavy feel. Sadly enough, I'm only alowed to apply 600Nm to it
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y20dth
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Ah yes, I almost forgot.
VAG timing set (Hazet):
Ford timing set (Hazet):
Steven.
VAG timing set (Hazet):
Ford timing set (Hazet):
Steven.
VegasBruce
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Ok, I'm gonna risk posting here, even if I don't have any Snap On....
First of all, my garage an toolbox are way to small, but hey, I'm just trying to make some extra money doing something i like doing....
I feel like a guy on a bicycle pedaling to a hells angels meet...
Look, I even cleaned up for you guys:
That is a cool box and some great tools there.
Indy_500
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Rock and roll man! We all started with little to no tools. A lot nicer box than i had when i was 15
BackTracker
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Rock and roll man! We all started with little to no tools. A lot nicer box than i had when i was 15
No kidding i still don't have a box that nice....
Hlidskjalf
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Ok, I'm gonna risk posting here, even if I don't have any Snap On....
First of all, my garage an toolbox are way to small, but hey, I'm just trying to make some extra money doing something i like doing....
I feel like a guy on a bicycle pedaling to a hells angels meet...
Look, I even cleaned up for you guys:
Hazet workbench 179W
I wish Hazet tools were more accessible here in Canada. Nice tools, by the way.
y20dth
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Pick what you want, I'll order and send them to you.
sawatch
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When I was 15 all I wanted was my tool in a young girls box...!
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Diesel_Crawler
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They are, I have a catalog from apex I order them out of all the time.
you could contact the canadian Hazet importer http://www.spaenaur.com/ maybe they can help you locate the tools easier.
Danimal
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Nothing impressive, but most of it was purchased while I was in high school working at a shop. I have tried to purchase mostly name-brand U.S. made stuff, but some HF tools have snuck into the box over time.
Boxes in a cheap bench, with a $60 laminate countertop from Lowes. I do relatively light work on my bench, so it works just fine. Still need to mount the vise, though.
Boxes in a cheap bench, with a $60 laminate countertop from Lowes. I do relatively light work on my bench, so it works just fine. Still need to mount the vise, though.
Moose-LandTran
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Indy_500
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danimal, i can see your harbor freight pry bars! i love mine, i love all the sizes they come in. haven't had them long so don't know how they hold up after a while.