A lovely tableau of ancient Snap-On tools.

Inside

somebody gathered and sorted these things

This chap was playing a selection of tools as musical instruments, mostly the saw - very Delicatessen style! - but he tried several different implements from his toolbox! Great fun. And splendid sideburns too!

Banbhan got a brand new toolbox, he promised me to help building a fairyhouse in the summer.

Dentist toolbox from around 1900.

Painted several times but that is not original, that green.

After some research, I discovered that these cabinets were made with mahogany and usually varnished clear.

Customer likes it to become original again so here we go.

First thing is stripping all and I mean all paint off

Now all the mahogany is showing

for linking to google docs for examples of img shots that need to be taken.

Sourced from the ghosts of Toolboxes past

CEA conduct daily tool box talks throughout their facilities, however on the first Tuesday of each month all our teams and departments meet for a special presentation on different subjects. This months subject was Personal Protection Equipment (PPE) and was presented by Khun Pui our HSE representative.

A nice little sliding hinge allows you to have full access to whatever might be inside without it crashing down and give you a nasty concussion.

Leon, Nicaragua

This vintage toolbox has been in my family for three generations now. I moved it into the doorway of the shop to capture some nice evening light coming through the side window and also the garage door opening. I like the texture, it has a nice gritty feel.

This is my son's 3rd birthday cake, he is totally obsessed with tools

Joe Slade White

(I have an asterisk in my notes for all of his photos that says 'Fucking brilliant'. I want him to be my friend)

A box of tools salvaged from my parents's old apartment.

Old and well used. I like it a lot.

I wanted to make something that wasn't necessarily a support frame in the sense of something that saw the battlefield much, but filled a more unorthodox role as something to advertise my main company, the ScrapDragon's.

The Rooftop racing bandwagon may be gone. . .but I intend to chase it down, with this guy. Originally a modified recon unit(see and earlier post), the ScrapDragon's decided that the best way to advertise their message of resistance to the SU was through the underground and illegal rooftop races. This frame was at first deemed an unworthy competitor for its awkward overall look and diminutive size, though doubts were quickly wiped away when this frame proved its worth jumping from rooftop to rooftop to become the most highly bet on racer. The Portia Toolbox, named for it's resemblance to an especially intelligent species of jumping spider, is piloted by Xander Jotun, leader of the ScrapDragon resistance cell. The frame uses to high-power "Gale Force" booster, and multiped high speed scrambler system, and an advanced detection system for landscape routing. 1 Move, 2 Booster, 1 Control.

This is a closeup of my toolbox on my pickup truck.

Back Camera

My apologies for the poor quality...this is more about the face in the picture than the actual picture itself. I love finding faces in random objects.