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Tait has the biggest toolbox I've ever seen. It's taller than Tazio and is called METAL HAVEN. How rock n' Roll is that?
I found this Hinsdale tool box in a bucket full of rust and water. It was quite rusted and had a bunch of small ignition wrenches in it. After cleaning the box a bit, I determined that the original decal is not salvagable at all.
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Scaled down tool tote from the Handyman Club www.handymanclub.com/projects/articletype/articleview/art.... This is a 12" long box instead of an 18" box, because my wife wanted something smaller and we are going to give the full sized one to my in-laws.
To keep nails and tools dry. Works great except when I need to find something, or cross the border, or pack anything else off, like garbage to the dump. I believe a better solution if I had admitted to myself that I'd be wrking in steady rain would have to bought one of those costco canvas/steel garage like structures for $160 and set it up as a work shed next to the site.
All the tools you need to hack/fix/disassemble most electronic things (laptop, digital camera, vex robots, celphone, nintendo, etc). All tools fit in small pelican 1050 case.
This is a section of what I've got in my three tool boxes. I normally have these split between my two cars and my house.
This is not my design. I'm not sure who's it is, but my customer came to me with a picture and asked me to replicate it.
Graph paper mock up of a toolbox for my bus. I'll be welded out of 16 gauge steel and it's designed to fit it in the auxiliary battery tray (rear engine compartment on the drivers side).
Scaled down tool totes in action from the Handyman Club www.handymanclub.com/projects/articletype/articleview/art.... This is a 12" long box instead of an 18" box, because my wife wanted something smaller and we are going to give the full sized one to my in-laws.
CEA Project Logistics holds special monthly toolbox talks on a series of different subjects related to safe working practices across the CEA group of companies. The December Tool Box talk was extra special as safety award certificates were handed out to those employees who had excelled throughout the year regarding HSE practices. CEA Managing Director Kevin Fisher was on hand to present the certificates to the well-deserved winners, Mr. Fisher stated that “Health & Safety within a company like CEA is of paramount importance throughout all teams and departments, we have always strived to attain the highest standards as possible in turn minimizing risk to our employees. Today’s awards are a great reminder of how safety conscious we are”
In attendance at this special meeting were several customers of CEA who echoed Mr. Fishers words on the high quality of HSE compliance and awarded the team with a brand new table tennis table and set in recognition of their hard work.