Smokeshow69
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This thread is to discuss and show your pressteel made tool boxes or other storage containers! I do know for a fact that pressteel made tool boxes for plomb and their subsidiaries as well. I do know that they made steel desks and possibly file cabinets! If you have a pressteel made item, please post pictures! I did not find much info about them before I started to acquire them [emoji16] I currently have 5 pressteel tool boxes and will show them in the following months to come as I clean them up to use again! I currently own a plomb top box (thanks drives [emoji16]), plomb and p&c tool mobiles ( thanks rileysan), and also have 2 generic pressteel badged boxes! The plomb and p&c rollers are different from the base models in that they have lovers stamped into the sides and have drawer divider provisions the entry level boxes don't .
The thing that attracted me to pressteel was the plomb tool mobile ! I love it rounded edges and stamped drawer pulls ! They are just old school louvers stamped to create drawer pulls... I also really like their relative rarity... There are 10 old snap on tool boxes for every old pressteel box. I also really like their quality construction ! They weigh more than what they look like and the drawers have a nice roller system that I I wish many box manufacturers used today ! They are much more superior than friction slides. Unless your tool box has ball bearing slides these drawer rollers are the smoothest I have felt. They really are outstanding when you consider they were made in the 40's (at least my boxes) . If you have a pressteel made box, file cabinet , desk or other item , please post it up for the reference of others!
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The thing that attracted me to pressteel was the plomb tool mobile ! I love it rounded edges and stamped drawer pulls ! They are just old school louvers stamped to create drawer pulls... I also really like their relative rarity... There are 10 old snap on tool boxes for every old pressteel box. I also really like their quality construction ! They weigh more than what they look like and the drawers have a nice roller system that I I wish many box manufacturers used today ! They are much more superior than friction slides. Unless your tool box has ball bearing slides these drawer rollers are the smoothest I have felt. They really are outstanding when you consider they were made in the 40's (at least my boxes) . If you have a pressteel made box, file cabinet , desk or other item , please post it up for the reference of others!
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