Tool Chests

[Throbbin Rods]

Still using my 1970 vintage Remline set from when I worked as a mechanic, but I bought, rehabbed and sold 7 houses over the last 15-16 years, living in each one, and all that moving has taken it's toll. These never had bearing slides, but they were pretty good until some idiot I worked with let a car down on the lift with the door open onto my top box. My bottom box is racked from moving, I have to lift up a draw to open the one above it. I will likely go with the most heavy duty I can go with for under a grand top and rollaway. I have a pretty big collection of tools as I sneak up on 60 and would like to be able to store them all, and easily get to them. Interested in the General from HF, might have to check that out. NAPA has a set in their flier that is supposed to be real good, on sale for $799. Wish I could remember the brand name. I might grab it when the December check rolls in.

[Throbbin Rods]

I knew I would remember it as soon as I posted. the set is made by Homak. Any reviews or brickbats before I pull the trigger?

[TimmyG]

Love my HF box can't beatbit for the price

 

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[truckofwinandawesome]

Ive got a different version of the 351093 Kobalt 3 drawer Middle box, as well as a (I THINK its Stanley, but I'm not really sure, because its no No Name Brands on it) 6 drawer top box and a barn door Bottom box.

[mike94silverado]

I still like my no name stainless box

 

 

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[LaserBlueZ71]

Snap-On is over-rated and overpriced.

 

Get yourself a TCA box.

 

http://tcatoolstorage.com/

 

We sell these boxes where I work, and the quality is downright outstanding. Better quality then Snap-On, half the price.