I know a lot of you have a tool box of some sorts so lets see them! Here’s mine when I first got it a couple years ago. Not pictured is the tool cart that is almost as big. I’ll see if I can get some updated pics tomorrow.
What’s your toolbox look like?
Box?? Mine seem to be scattered everywhere.
I just threw mine out. Had it since the 80s. Just basics tools in there but I'll need something new this fall
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Which one? Plus I have a few rooms full of tools. You name it I've got it.
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Man that is serious…think Bob the builder for me.
Actually I think I have more tools than I should.
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I down graded in size for that one. I’m down to $2400 left until it’s paid offMan that is serious…think Bob the builder for me.
Actually I think I have more tools than I should.
My toolbox consist of a Klein 11 in 1 screwdriver, a 7 inch Klein tools knipex style pliers, and a six and one Klein tool stubby screwdriver in my junk drawer
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I can almost rebuild a car with what I have and it's actually not that much.
1/3 of what I had when I was a master Tech. But this last of my toolboxes is packed.
Used to have a nice setup when I worked in car stereo/mobile av in a Mac 3 drawer utility cart. Now it's some 18v li ion tools and random hand tools nothing special. Just hang tvs or something no real work done on cars anymore.
I still work on my own Cars/House. Granted, I don't pull Transmission or Engines anymore.
My toolbox is an unmitigated disaster
Everything is spread out between an old Craftsman metal enclosure my father-in-law handed down to me almost 30 years ago, and my "prop bucket" that I bring back and forth with me to the high school when we're building/repairing props.
Everything is spread out between an old Craftsman metal enclosure my father-in-law handed down to me almost 30 years ago, and my "prop bucket" that I bring back and forth with me to the high school when we're building/repairing props.
Honesty never cared for SnapOn except their technology. Everything was Chromed and difficult to hold when hands greasy, and when weren't Mechanics Hands greasy.
More importantly, who is that young man with a clean-shaven face in a suit or tuxedo?
I’ll post mine later this evening.
Makes sense but never knew that was a thing. What was your manufacturer of choice? I always had craftsman bc sears was always close by and I couldn't afford SO, Matco, Mac etc
Matco was good, original Craftsman (before they sold to KMart), my fav hand tool was Vulcan. They had a course texture on their Wrenches so it was easy to hold on. Also loved their Ratchets that had fine teeth, excellent in tight spots.
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Not much Matco. Tons of Snap-On and Mac in there. We didn’t have a good Matco guy for the longest time.
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I'm so insanely jealous of this set up.
Please don't, jealousy is a curse and there will be a few jealous folks if you do.
(Me included)
Please don't, jealousy is a curse and there will be a few jealous folks if you do.
I'm thinking you must have close to 50K tied up?
Paid for by the good tax payers of NC!