Show off your tool box/boxes
Staging Lane
Joined: May 2013
Posts: 90
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From: houston
here is best pic i have currently. under ll those stickers is a Matco 3 bay (72'' wide) and a craftmans set up similar to what OP has over 6 ft tall. and then i have 2 roll carts and a cabinet full of electrical operated tools and kit in plastic boxes. not sure exactly how much but over $40k in tools and tool storage. glad i no longer work on cars to pay the bills cost to much to keep buy new speciality stuff for new cars that come out. i wonder what kinda stuff ill need for the new Lt1 when i pick up C7?
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Decided to upgrade after seeing all these glorious tool cabinets.
ditched my craftsman for a Husky, not the most expensive brand in the world but i dont use my tools professionally so I couldnt personally justify some of the more professional grade brands. That and I also wanted more worktop space, I dont think the wood is gonna last long and I may plastidip it later. The Cornwelll is empty and I still have one of the bottom drawers open (the craftsman box was a narrow two tier). I was originally going to sell the Cornwell box to but decided to keep it for now.
ditched my craftsman for a Husky, not the most expensive brand in the world but i dont use my tools professionally so I couldnt personally justify some of the more professional grade brands. That and I also wanted more worktop space, I dont think the wood is gonna last long and I may plastidip it later. The Cornwelll is empty and I still have one of the bottom drawers open (the craftsman box was a narrow two tier). I was originally going to sell the Cornwell box to but decided to keep it for now.
Last edited by blackbyrd; Apr 7, 2015 at 08:17 AM.
