Husky Tool Box

[Barnyard]

Gonna grab this this afternoon if they have one in stock. https://www.samsclub.com/p/brother-p-to ... _product_1

 

[Dale Finch]

Organizing toolboxes...ALMOST as much fun as searching for more cubs!!

....but a lot easier & cheaper! :lol:

 

[Barnyard]

Dale, I had to go to Sam's to pick up my usual monthly purchase of 200 lbs of dog food and found this for $29.84. I figured I better grab it while I was there.

One of my peeves is that most tool boxes cheap out by installing too many deep drawers.

Gary, remember that bucket of wrenches I bought a couple of years ago at Portland? I found a use for part of that deep drawer.

 

[Dale Finch]

But Bill, most folks don't buy their wrenches by the bucketful!! :wink:

 

[ricky racer]

Dale, I had to go to Sam's to pick up my usual monthly purchase of 200 lbs of dog food and found this for $29.84. I figured I better grab it while I was there.

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One of my peeves is that most tool boxes cheap out by installing too many deep drawers.

Gary, remember that bucket of wrenches I bought a couple of years ago at Portland? I found a use for part of that deep drawer.

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Having a few deep drawers is always good in a tool box. It gives you a place to put larger items like your welding helmet and other odds and ends that won't fit in regular shallow drawers.

 

[Barnyard]

Okay, for all of you saying I need to label the drawers. consider it done.

 

[Dale Finch]

Impressive, Bill!! :hattip:

 

[RonT]

Very nice!

 

[Gary Dotson]

Bill, you’ll always be glad you labeled them. Does one of the labels say”bucket of little wrenches”?

 

[Barnyard]

Does one of the labels say”bucket of little wrenches”?

Now that you mentioned it, there will be.

 

[Eugene]

Compare the Series 2 units from Harbor Freight. I have had one of the 44” models for 4 years now and wish I had another.

https://www.harborfreight.com/44-in-x-22-in-double-bank-roller-cabinet-red-64281.html

Make sure you compare total cubic inches of storage space, ball bearing glides, full extension of drawers, and all welded construction. One of the pluses to the HF unit over Husky that I see is the Husky model is too tall (for me). I don’t want tools at nose level. Besides, the HF model has a nice big top that can be used as a work surface or something else, like battery power station for your cordless tools.

Of course, then there’s price and HF offers it in RED! :wink:

Son picked up a Harbor Freight, U.S. GENERAL, 30 In. 5 Drawer Mechanics Cart for $35- at auction. Cart included around $35- to $40- in name brand tools and other stuff.

The quality of the tool chest is quite good.