The tool cabinet that I design
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Lyaec350
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Great looking cabinet, is that a design that will be manufactured for sale or a prototype?
paramudduck
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Nice design. I have always wondered, why the angle to the top box? It seems like a loss of space for no useful purpose.
kcleere
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I'll take two please...
Stuey
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Looks pretty robust. I'll let my mind sit on this for a while before offering further input.
vssjim
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I think the top should be alittle taller with maybe two more drawers
paramudduck
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I have confused myself. I am tired and the right words are not coming to me.
I was just curious if the top was made to narrow for appearence or if there was a weight, stability reason for it.
I was just curious if the top was made to narrow for appearence or if there was a weight, stability reason for it.
1320stang
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How much time between the design of that, and when it was actually made? In otherwords, how much time between it being on paper, and then sitting there?
Lyaec350
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stainless, thicker sheet metal, at a good price
Haha, good luck
as they say, you can only have 2 of the 3.Haha, good luck
thats where china comes into play
krusty the clown
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what about a tool box WITH a bbq grill.........
MXtras
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I think you're on to something!
Or on something. Not sure which....
I think the tool box looks great. I prefer wide tool boxes with several wide drawers.
The stainless is sweet. Excellent job.
What would the price be and how would these be brought to the States?
Scott
It of time of the design roughly 12 work days, time of the manufacturing roughly 10 work days
I would like to see some more options like this, but in stainless like you have shown and in thicker sheet metal.. not too flimsy... and at a good price
Good of, did not have problems, but you need to tell me" the long"/" breadth"/" is high" etc. information, I can just proceed the next move
This is may of, because it is to design originally to our guest of, our guest still include the " Home Depot"," low's" etc.
Amos Ives Root
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build something like this but cheaper.
Amos Ives Root
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Here's another similar idea to steal!
Make it easier for normal people to set up tool control systems.
I like the top box being narrower at the top, the look anyway.
The market is smaller for larger boxes, but I think the most profit is to be made in 40" and 56" width.
At the top of the slope is to look
Merkava_4
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Hey Wei,
Are all the drawers in the top chest the same depth front to back?
I ask this because with the sloping side panel, it makes it look like the upper drawers would be a shorter depth.
Are all the drawers in the top chest the same depth front to back?
I ask this because with the sloping side panel, it makes it look like the upper drawers would be a shorter depth.
Amos Ives Root
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What would the per unit cost be? Could you integrate a bar locking mechanism like in an office desk?
hey wei,
are all the drawers in the top chest the same depth front to back?
I ask this because with the sloping side panel, it makes it look like the upper drawers would be a shorter depth.
我认为有两种方式，来锁定这个抽屉，
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superautobacs
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I saw this exact(?) type of rolling tool box with top chest in a 41" (or wider?) not too long ago, at Costco Canada.
It's stainless steel that's put together with the use of hundreds of rivets.
Simply put, I was not impressed with the craftsmanship. Most notably, the drawers have too much play, left/right, on the rails. The gauge thickness of the SS is not appropriate for this type of application.
The store sample had a few drawers that where off from the rails, mostlikely due to the flimsyness on the rail tracks.
Much improvement is needed, in my opinion.
It's stainless steel that's put together with the use of hundreds of rivets.
Simply put, I was not impressed with the craftsmanship. Most notably, the drawers have too much play, left/right, on the rails. The gauge thickness of the SS is not appropriate for this type of application.
The store sample had a few drawers that where off from the rails, mostlikely due to the flimsyness on the rail tracks.
Much improvement is needed, in my opinion.
what would the per unit cost be? Could you integrate a bar locking mechanism like in an office desk?
今天太忙了，不好意思，有时间我查一下。
mkdive
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Busy here too. Never enough time in the day to get everything done.
Amos Ives Root
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These methods of locking are fine. #1 is preferable
Make the toolbox with removable tool tray drawers. This is the main idea.
Make the removable drawers 550mm x 350mm x 70mm. 4 drawers tall.
Removable tool drawers!
These methods of locking are fine. #1 is preferable
Make the toolbox with removable tool tray drawers. This is the main idea.
Make the removable drawers 550mm x 350mm x 70mm. 4 drawers tall.
Removable tool drawers!
very good ,这个设计相当的好，谢谢