Toolbox thread

[silverscottsk10]

On another forum I'm on regularly there's a thread with toolboxes they've acquired or redone or saw for sale that maybe someone would be interested in and I love looking through at them all
I'd like to see what all you guys work out of or maybe collected or kept just because you could use it

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This is my 2014 viper "ultimate" box

 

[silverscottsk10]

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[silverscottsk10]

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[silverscottsk10]

Hmm
For some reason the bottom two are upside down

 

[RetroC10Sport]

I'm not organized just yet.

 

[RetroC10Sport]

More.

 

[RetroC10Sport]

Some day I will be organized.

 

[89Suburban]

Nice guys

 

[bucket]

Organized? What's that?

Since I quit the garage job, everything ended up at home and a lot of it is always riding around in the back of my work truck. And since I'm not home much, I often have to look through 4 different boxes and 2 or 3 tool bags before I find what I'm looking for.

 

[J Knight]

The Craftsman is mine and the Husky is for my wife.

 

[Irishman999]

These were my first boxes, I got them on Reno on craigslist for dirt cheap. They were actually really ****** cheap junk but I used them.

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While in Reno still a kid gave up on his automotive hobby after buying this tool box. I scored it for 150 bucks. It served me well the past few years, I hauled it all the way from Reno to Arizona and covered it in stickers.

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Saw this one in Napa and had to have it. So far I love it, very high quality. Its got plenty of room to expand my tool collection. I dont see myself getting rid of this one, not going to get stupid with stickers either.

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[RetroC10Sport]

Homaks are really good.

 

[Irishman999]

Homaks are really good.

Its good to hear coming from you. I based its quality on pulling a muscle in my shoulder lifting the top box out of the truck.

 

[RetroC10Sport]

Ahaha, I did mine myself too. Skinned a knuckle is all I got. About gave the wife a coronary though. I wasn't about to accept help from the unflushables (her ******* kids)..

 

[Irishman999]

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Here it is without me standing in front of it.

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Screw drivers, a few are missing.

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Im a snap-on guy but I really like channel lock pliers. Again, still rounding up all the stuff for this drawer.

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This drawer was to be my hex tool ultimate drawer put storing T-handle hex wrenches is stupid, its a waste of a drawer. I got both SAE and METRIC sets during the snap on guys tool sale and they could not find the storage rack, as soon as I get it they will most likely get bolted on the side of the box. The TORX drivers are old school Wihi brand made apparently when Germany was still divided. I scored the Wihi set at a estate sale in Tuscon a couple years ago for 10 bucks, the reason I always stop at garage sales.

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I thought about doing this drawer as a 1/2 inch drive drawer to store sockets but realizing I really dont need 1/2 inch drive working on passenger cars its going to hold nothing but 3/8's sockets in every variety.

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Wrench drawer, All common metric and SAE wrenches. This will get filled up soon.

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This is the random small tool drawer, So far I have a snap on pick set and a snap on set for dealing with electrical pins.

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1/4 Inch drive drawer

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3/8's drive drawer.

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Snap on pry bar collection.

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This drawer is special to me, its all the special tools I have acquired to assemble engines or transmissions. It also houses the 1/2 inch drive snap on torque wrench I got off craigslist.

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These are my prize snap on snap ring pliers I spent several hundred bucks on to work on my transmission. They deserve their own drawer.

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Random **** I threw in a drawer, all excellent tools.

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My snap on hammers.

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If anyone was wondering what my current workspace looks like here is my home depot storage shelves I modified into work benches for 100 bucks. I built them horizontally and got a sheet of plywood for the top surfaces. I used the un needed soft wood included in the kits to screw to the wall and hang hot wheels cars on. I dont work on plywood benches, I cover them in Pig-mat. As far as rebuilding stuff goes its the best work benches ever.

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Thats another set of 80 dollar home depot shelves assembled vertically this time. I store good **** like oil and filters on them, also parts and supplies. Thats my 1968 Golf cart im working on.