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What would u do with this box?

Osborne

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This was a medical box, free. What yall think?
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Thumper

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Clean it.....paint it.....USE it....!!!!

That right there will get you a ..."you ****" award......damn nice score.:D
 

tcianci

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Spray it down with chlorine bleach and water, then paint it red and then add some "chrome" door edge moulding and it will look right at home in your garage. I would make a great tool cart or detailing center with storage for your buffer, chemicals and cloths
 

nine4gmc

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as mentioned, clean - paint - reuse! I repurpose office/medical carts and cabinets all the time in my shop. matter of fact, I have two medical exam tables I am converting to rolling work bench storage cabinets right now. I should post them, they would fit right in Jacks garage with the avacado green.

nice score, you majorly ****. keep an eye out on the medical carts, a lot of them I run into at auction are manufactured by Waterloo!!
 

dandan111

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Those carts a nice.maybe put a top on it. For free that is real good, bet it was costly new.
 

rsanter

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If I were you......I would give it to me....

That top would be a good small parts work top as things can't roll off away from you

Bob
 

Norcal

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This was a medical box, free. What yall think?
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Med carts* are not cheap, so you did good. I got some treatment carts & they are quite handy + the price was right.

* Does it have a seperate narcotics lock box & do you have the keys?'
 
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Brad54

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PERFECT home for a small bench-top lathe.

Think about "component" type things in your shop, like a bench-top drill press, and then load up the drawers with all your drill bits, clamps, hole saws, sacrificial table top, etc. etc.
Electrical work and supply station, with all your spools of wires, multi-meter and test equipment, zip-ties, wire labels, heat-shrink tubing, electrical tape, etc. etc.

Or give it to me!

-Brad
 

balane

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It's a blank canvas. The possibilities are endless.

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