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11-26-2014 #1
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Please share/show off your tool boxes
I just picked up a new tool box and want to see creative ideas and tool storage. Thanks in advance.
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11-27-2014 #2
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11-27-2014 #3
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Here is my setup. Snap on 5213 on the left and a harbor freight 44 inch on the right. Built them into the bench for easy access to tools and storage. Both boxes are full and i need some more. Lol. I have all of my chargers for batteries (drills, impacts) in the right bottom drawer of the harbor freight box. I drilled a hole through the drawer and box to plug in a surge protector. I just turn it on when needed. Other tools are just organized to the max for easy access and quick locating.
I still need to finish out the sides and front of the bench with cabinet grade pine to make it look like a cabinet. Ill stain it the same as the work top.
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11-27-2014 #4
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Here's my current setup. I keep adding as I keep collecting more tools. I just bought the HF tool box a month or so ago and its a lot nicer than I really expected it to be. This will suffice for a while.
11-27-2014 #5
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The harbor freight box is a pretty nice box. By far the best slides, thickest material and add on options for a 369.99 box. You have to spend around a 1000 bucks to get a comparable 44 inch box from a brand like homak or craftsman professional. Even then i beleive the material is still thinner than the harbor freight.
I bought the harbor because it had great reviews and i didn't want to spend 2 grand for another snap on box.
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