For some background I have a fairly smaller detached garage, I have two rolling tool box's ( one kennedy and one craftsman) both full of tolls. I'm looking to get rid of one tool box for space. The tools out of said tool box would be my collectable tools that I don't really use much. Any idea on how to store them effectively or even display ideas I could put on the wall. Thanks for the help.
Tool storage ideas
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lzenglish
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I Purchased a 25 ft. Morgan, Insulated Truck Box, a Couple Months ago, and My Old Tools Love It.
Still a Work in Progress.
PS: Appears the Shelves are Caddy Wampiss in Photo, but I assure You they are Square. Optical Allusion, Trust Me !
LZ
Still a Work in Progress.
PS: Appears the Shelves are Caddy Wampiss in Photo, but I assure You they are Square. Optical Allusion, Trust Me !
LZ
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RTM
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I ran into a guy selling off his collection, and he used a conex On the ground. Seemed great on his acre property.
Not sure how much land space you have, and wall space, and what kind of tools you want to “show”
Not sure how much land space you have, and wall space, and what kind of tools you want to “show”
DonovanSpeed
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I know it sounds obvious but I have about 20 “display” vintage ratchets on pegboard. There’s plenty of room left over on the sheet for practical storage too. I also use a lot of the old Craftsman, SK, and Kennedy top handle carry boxes for collection storage. They can be found for pretty cheap at flea markets.
bmwrd0
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Wow, Teichert! Old #8. Are you in Sac? A couple companies I worked for did a bit of business with them.LZ
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southalabama
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bmwrd0
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Well, dang it. I lived in Sac for a dozen years: midtown, east sac, Tahoe park, the pocket. I really liked it there.