r_olson_06
Well-known member
I had a large Plomb collector reach out to me looking to divest a large portion of his collection. After working with the collector for about a month looking over the tools and negotiating on price we can to an agreement. Part of the agreement was to get many of these tools back into circulation so other Plomb collectors can build their sets and enjoy the tools.
The Plan:
My wife and I would fly to California from South Dakota on a 2am PST flight on Saturday. Once we reached California we would rent a truck and pick up wood to build (3) shipping crates. This took all day Saturday.

On Sunday we unloaded all the tools chests with the Plomb tools he was selling and started to pack them in the crates. This took all day Sunday packing the 3 crates.


We bought 30 5 gallon pails and several totes.
The pails and totes were loaded into the crate and screwed down to prevent movement.
Lastly the tool boards were stacked on top.

On Monday we labeled the crates and took a red eye home making it back at midnight.
On Tuesday the semi showed up and loaded the crates on an LTL shipment.
The Plan:
My wife and I would fly to California from South Dakota on a 2am PST flight on Saturday. Once we reached California we would rent a truck and pick up wood to build (3) shipping crates. This took all day Saturday.

On Sunday we unloaded all the tools chests with the Plomb tools he was selling and started to pack them in the crates. This took all day Sunday packing the 3 crates.


We bought 30 5 gallon pails and several totes.
The pails and totes were loaded into the crate and screwed down to prevent movement.
Lastly the tool boards were stacked on top.

On Monday we labeled the crates and took a red eye home making it back at midnight.
On Tuesday the semi showed up and loaded the crates on an LTL shipment.



