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Mechanic's tools stored in an artillery box
Taken at Latitude/Longitude:21.218517/104.618093. 1.59 km West B?n Dong (VM19) Vietnam (Map link)
Top drawer: T9 oil, penetrating oil, Locktite, screw grabber. Center drawer: angle bit holder, pick, bottle opener, jacobs chuck for hex driver. Bottom drawer: Pencil, sharpener, small file, beeswax, eraser.
High leverage tools with specific tooth patterns or wide sizing. An errant crescent wrench and a big honkin' screwdriver I found.
For my collection and survey of how various tradesmen and other guys store and organize -- or disorganize -- their tools. In this case, Joe keeps all his tools and supplies in his van. Didn't seem to have a box or bag for the basic stuff. He said at one point that he "knows where everything is." But he did admit that it's due for some housekeeping attention. Joe is an all around repair and maintenance guy; says he'll do "anything but work on gas."
I had him repair some bathroom tile damage.
The PS toolbox only shows you some of the available tools.
The additional tools are hidden under the default icin and you toggle through items by halding ALT while clicking an icon.
Soo for example, you cycle through Dodge/Burn/Sponge by holding ALT while selecting the Dodge tool in the Toolbox.
I have added some of my favourite shortcuts at the bottom also.
If you want a PDF copy of this send me a mail with your real mail address. PDF os easier to read and can be saved on the desktop.
I know it isn't perfect in presentation, and my tidy it up a bit more in the next release.
Om de vrijwilligers die mee hebben gewerkt aan de Internet Vrijheid Toolbox van Bits of Freedom (BoF) werd bij BoF een etentje georganiseerd. Voor meer informatie over de toolbox zie: toolbox.bof.nl/
Red drill, gray tiny plane, yellow sur-form on left side. Epoxy kit and 3 drawers in center. Twist driver and combo bit/sawzall holder on right. Long sawzall blade at top.
A tool box that my friend Roddy picked up at York a few years ago. It's really cool, the wings are embossed in the metal front and back and has pinstripin' all over it. It aint signed so we don't know who striped it or when. This one is Roddy's so I'd like to find one for myself and use it for my pinstripin' sh#t-box.