Tool box love

**Clivoris** · 3rd April 2008, 19:44

Thanks to Mr Repco I now own my very first proper tool-box. They have an unbelievable special on their 1-11 brand, 6 drawer, bearing slider man-boxes. 50% off so a total cost of $150. I have been patiently waiting for this special.
No more turning up to raise meetings with my tools in buckets. I even have an empty draw (but not for long I imagine).
If you have the need for a tool-box, now is the time.

**Skunk** · 3rd April 2008, 19:59

Nice aren't they? I got one for my 40th along with a Powerbuilt one and some tools.

**Clivoris** · 3rd April 2008, 20:17

Ooh yeah. What do you use the removable tray in top for? It looks like it is purpose built for something because of the angled seperator.

**tri boy** · 3rd April 2008, 20:17

Next step, choosing, and applying appropriate stickers.

**Clivoris** · 3rd April 2008, 20:24

Originally Posted by tri boy

Next step, choosing, and applying appropriate stickers.

Unicorns, Barbie, Hot wheels cars etc if my kids have their way.

**Skunk** · 3rd April 2008, 20:28

What do you use the removable tray in top for? It looks like it is purpose built for something because of the angled seperator.

Sockets, extensions and drives. Or those tools like hammers, big at one end.

No stickers on mine toolbox - can't find my collection of Team Green ones.

**sels1** · 3rd April 2008, 20:32

Originally Posted by Clivoris

Ooh yeah. What do you use the removable tray in top for? It looks like it is purpose built for something because of the angled seperator.

Thats where you put the bits that are left over after you reassemble the bike.

**Clivoris** · 3rd April 2008, 20:45

Originally Posted by sels1

Thats where you put the bits that are left over after you reassemble the bike.

Mmm. Should have got a bigger man-box then.

**Clivoris** · 3rd April 2008, 20:52

Originally Posted by Skunk

Sockets, extensions and drives. Or those tools like hammers, big at one end.

LOL. I love the interweb. I have a thread about a tool-box. I thought it was for sockets but my socket set fits perfectly in a big draw. Snug.

**The Pastor** · 4th April 2008, 12:10

I got a plastic tool box, it does the trick, im sure it only cost like $50 new. Has a nifty bolt and nut holder thing in it - no more "where did i place that washer"

**Number One** · 6th April 2008, 13:45

Hubbie received his shiny new one today...seems happy and it was the last one in the shop, phew!
Pleased I went down when I did - Thanks again for the heads-up dude

**shafty** · 6th April 2008, 14:35

Any photo's Guys?

**Number One** · 6th April 2008, 15:23

Originally Posted by renegade master

I got a plastic tool box, it does the trick, im sure it only cost like $50 new. Has a nifty bolt and nut holder thing in it - no more "where did i place that washer"

One day your tool will be big enough to warrant the investment in a bigger and better tool box, don't worry it won't happen over night but it will happen (maybe)

Originally Posted by shafty

Any photo's Guys?

Here you are sir. Take it this the same thing Clive - please don't tell me I missed the really hot deal?!