Tool Boxes. (What do u use)

[gragner66]

Was looking for some tools and parts. Thought this might be interesting see what’s being used as toolboxes. Other than big Rubbermaid tubs for large stuff. Both mine are basically the same. The gray box I’ve had around 15 years Was called MasterCart then. Now called Stalwart. I use it along with a few Plano stowaway boxes to keep things separated I used it solely for my 1/8 buggy when I raced. It holds quite a bit. The yellow one is from Harbor Freight. It works great for my Kyosho Fazer stuff

 

[Heisenburg]

I use pouches for tools, and several plano boxes for parts. I have a box for electrical, suspension, drivetrain, ect. Maybe a Milwaukee pack out system would be best if you got the $$. I should do it myself.

 

[Cheetah928]

I'm very cheap so I use a plastic thing with 3 drawers. Gets the job done and has caster wheels. $6.99 at a thrift store brand new still

Then in the top I've got some boxes that were from some screw boxes. They work really well for organizing parts.

I can really easily transfer them into the larger box on the left. The one on the right I usually put batteries and small tools in.

Then I have a thing that I put all my screws in. Also thrift shop. Not in as great of condition, and it needed a lot of cleaning before it was ready, but it works. The boxes have dividers which is nice.

 

[fstnd]

I use grid boxes a lot for organizing screws, washers, locknuts, O-rings

 

[9x19]

Not sure I could get this in a box...

 

[Mrgoodwrench35]

I'm a technician by trade so I'm kind of a tool snob. All my tools are in the upper end of the spektrum and when their not strewn about my benches, I keep them in milwauke pack outs. Makes outings a lot easier. I'd put up pics but I have my boat in the garage right now so there's no room.

 

[jojobeans]

Oh boy… probably easier to show pictures. Kind of an unorganized mess right now. I would lie to you and say it usually looks nicer, but it doesn’t. this is the rigid 2.0 system. Price to performance ratio, I think it’s perfect. The locking system is super simple and pretty stout, I’ve had these 2 years now with absolutely no problems.

Top chest (not pictured) has some foam that secures my charger in the center compartment, left side is where I keep batteries if I leave the house and the right compartment holds all of my adapters/charging cables.

I also have a large rolling cart this mess can connect to that holds my spare parts for all my vehicles, spare electronics, really large items, etc.

 

[Littlemotor]

Oh boy… probably easier to show pictures. Kind of an unorganized mess right now. I would lie to you and say it usually looks nicer, but it doesn’t. this is the rigid 2.0 system. Price to performance ratio, I think it’s perfect. The locking system is super simple and pretty stout, I’ve had these 2 years now with absolutely no problems.

Top chest (not pictured) has some foam that secures my charger in the center compartment, left side is where I keep batteries if I leave the house and the right compartment holds all of my adapters/charging cables.

I also have a large rolling cart this mess can connect to that holds my spare parts for all my vehicles, spare electronics, really large items, etc.


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Rigid box, Rigid sox?

 

[jojobeans]

Rigid box, Rigid sox?

They’re inside out and mismatched. I’m just now realizing that

 

[Littlemotor]

They’re inside out and mismatched. I’m just now realizing that

I dunno how TF I noticed-but I was like, “bro, I swear that’s an inside out Rigid sock!”

 

[majin]

They’re inside out and mismatched. I’m just now realizing that

thats the superior way to wear socks, the seam is on the inside, so when you wear em normal syle the seam rests against me toes, inside out and you never feel the seam. their designed backwards

 

[jojobeans]

thats the superior way to wear socks, the seam is on the inside, so when you wear em normal syle the seam rests against me toes, inside out and you never feel the seam. their designed backwards

you know… I’ve never paid attention to how I wear my socks. Currently the left one is on correctly, but the right one is inside out. I can feel the seam on my left toe nails now

Why did you do this to me? I’m about to start making you guys pay a subscription if you keep looking at my feeties

 

[Chubaka]

you know… I’ve never paid attention to how I wear my socks. Currently the left one is on correctly, but the right one is inside out. I can feel the seam on my left toe nails now

Why did you do this to me? I’m about to start making you guys pay a subscription if you keep looking at my feeties

Can you do one with hot fudge or melted butter? Its too much to wash out of my fur.

 

[jojobeans]

Can you do one with hot fudge or melted butter? Its too much to wash out of my fur.

 

[Tiger1963]

Was looking for some tools and parts. Thought this might be interesting see what’s being used as toolboxes. Other than big Rubbermaid tubs for large stuff. Both mine are basically the same. The gray box I’ve had around 15 years Was called MasterCart then. Now called Stalwart. I use it along with a few Plano stowaway boxes to keep things separated I used it solely for my 1/8 buggy when I raced. It holds quite a bit. The yellow one is from Harbor Freight. It works great for my Kyosho Fazer stuff

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Below are my garage Tool boxes and mobile Tool boxes etc.

 

[Heisenburg]

I have more toolboxes than I can count right now, but prefer the plastic for traveling light mobility.

 

[mapper]

Plano tool/tackle boxes so far. Mainly because I had them.

 

[Tallbump]

I use teh mini tool box from Kobalt - but I only have 1/24 and 1/16 scale cars

 

[Dominator]

 

[CertifiedMike]

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I knew a few hose from Ontario!

Does that make you an official hoser?

Sorry... I'll go now!