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  • The Dutchman
    Sounds like a plan. I just bought a Bucket Boss. My hand tools were just floating around a 5 gallon bucket anyway. Getting more organized. [;)]
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  • mrseatle
    cool man, sounds like a good buy. I'm finally outgrowing my 3 drawer unit, but instead of upgrading, i'm gonna take out all the socket sets that I only use about once a year.[:)]
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  • Cubslover
    Kevin, a couple of these would work well. One bench for reloading and another for working on your guns.


    Either that or, as I did, you can find a big, old, wooden desk and add some wall shelving. The drawers in my desk are nice for storage of powder and tools while the shelving is nice for storage of dies, literature, and bullet boxes. They are usually very heavy and very sturdy, and most are quite large.
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  • Turbo72
    I went there too and bought a RIGID shop vac for $29.99 regularly $69.99, nice vac![:)] Also wanted a Dewalt drill(They had them for $99)but they were all scooped up before I could get my hands on one.[:(]
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  • Permanently deleted user
    I am back with the tool box.

    The first place I went was out of them (the guy said they sold out in under an hour) so I hot tailed it to another home depot and got the last one in stock.

    I have most of my tools in it allready but I will need to go and get some socket holders and wrench racks for it to totally organize it.

    But at least I got things started.[;)]
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  • Permanently deleted user
    quote:Originally posted by Captplaid
    http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/displayitem.taf?Itemnumber=90320
    I really do not have enuff tools for something that big.

    I just wanted a small roll away. I really only have sockets, wrenches, screw drivers, pliers, and a few power tools. I do not do enuff work anymore to warrent investing alot of money into tools as they would only sit and collect dust.
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  • Dakota308
    be sure to stay on the look out fo rthose scammers that just want a ride to another location. then start to feel you up and take your wallet[:D][:D][:D][:D][:D]
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  • Colt Super
    1969 - I better buy some metric tools.

    1979 - I need to sort the metric tools.

    1989 - Where the hell did I get all the metric tools.

    1999 - I'll just put all the metric tools in the bottom box

    2007 - One of these days I'm gonna sh*1can these pesky metric tools.

    Doug
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  • jwb267
    quote:Originally posted by git_r_done
    I am back with the tool box.

    The first place I went was out of them (the guy said they sold out in under an hour) so I hot tailed it to another home depot and got the last one in stock.

    I have most of my tools in it allready but I will need to go and get some socket holders and wrench racks for it to totally organize it.

    But at least I got things started.[;)]


    i personally i dont like the socket holders.i placed all my sockets in a straight line on a piece of plywood from smallest to largest. draw a straight line on each side of the sockets. use a marker to mark the center of each socket.cut on the straight lines and drive a 4pd finishing nail on each dot you made with the marker. never have to worry about the socket holder comeing of the frame[:D]
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  • slipgate
    I'm sure you are not looking to take the box back, but Craftsman frequently has sales this time of year on their nice rolling tool boxes. I have 2. You can't beat them! On sale you can get their basic rolling lower and matching upper for around $100.
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  • PanzerSlayer2
    I got three of those and I still don't have enough space for all my tools. One is filled to the max with carpentry tools, another with mechanic tools and the third one is filled with power tools.
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  • iluvguns
    Wal-Mart had a nice Stanley roll-away toolbox on sale during their "black Friday" sales. $50. Got two of them...or actually my wife picked them up. I'm crazy, but not crazy enough to fight the crowd at Wally World at 5:00 AM!
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