New storage cabinets.

[Inabox85]

Hey everyone I just got a new storage cabinet for my gararge. I'm very happy with it.
Below is a link

This video is a tour of the new cabinet and showing a new tool or two.
Let me know what you think.

 

[lightning02]

looks good

question- can you do a review of the mastercraft combo wrenches (regular and stubby) and the mastercraft ratchets. it be nice to see those up close and specs (tooth counts and whatnot). thanks.

 

[Inabox85]

looks good

question- can you do a review of the mastercraft combo wrenches (regular and stubby) and the mastercraft ratchets. it be nice to see those up close and specs (tooth counts and whatnot). thanks.

For sure I don't mind making more videos

 

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[Inabox85]

What kind of storage does everyone else use? Pics or videos.

 

[Inabox85]

looks good

question- can you do a review of the mastercraft combo wrenches (regular and stubby) and the mastercraft ratchets. it be nice to see those up close and specs (tooth counts and whatnot). thanks.

Hear is the link.

 

[lightning02]

Hear is the link.

That's your best video yet. Very detailed and long (I prefer videos like that then the 2 - 5mins ones). They seem to be very good quality ratchets. I wonder who makes them. I like there is no screw holding the back lever on like the HF ones have.

Oh and thanks for making me famous lol

 

[cheechi]

Hear is the link.

Missing 12mm is a deal breaker. if you use the stubbies enough I would definitely get that size if nothing else.

 

[Inabox85]

Missing 12mm is a deal breaker. if you use the stubbies enough I would definitely get that size if nothing else.

How common is 12mm

 

[cheechi]

I own 3 vehicles that all have a 12 somewhere. A few pieces of machinery I have bought since everything is imported now have needed a 12.

So if you need stubbies at all, and if you have anything that has a 12 on it, I wouldn't be satisfied with a set that is missing such a common size. It seems that stubbies are a tool that you may never need but have in case. If you need to use one on something, find out if that something has a 12. If so I'd get one.