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The drawers have stops. They will only slide so far down the inside. The front vertical piece is for my Japanese saws.
Filled with my awesome PC and electronics equipment. The lid has all my PC screws and electronic screwdrivers.
You are looking at the back side of the trifold display board.
Each Trifold Display Board Stability Support System consists of a 5-gal. bucket of styrofoam pieces and sand surrounding a short PVC pipe. A long PVC pipe fits into the short one, and two blue Velcro straps are used to hold that pipe to the back of the center section of the trifold display board. The longer pipe is removable, so a lid can be put on the 5-gal. bucket for transportation. Each bucket of sand and styrofoam weighs about 10 pounds.
The purpose of this system is to add additional stability to the trifold display board for outdoor exhibits where there may be mild or gusty winds.
A friend has recently moved house, and doesn't have a shed in which to store his toolbox. I agreed to store the toolbox in my shed.... but then I found out it was wooden. So it's now standing in my hallway which is much drier than my shed.
Even though these toolboxes are designed to be secured into concrete, or drilled onto a base, you can still carry them about with the sturdy side handles. It's probably a two-person job though.
Cable cutters, B Wire Connector presser, Scotchlok pliers, 66 tool, can wrench, switchboard lamp puller, wire slitters and more assorted goodness.
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Arran Anthony Woodhouse entertains us for lunch in Tossa de Mar with Rachel and Steve...
The owner of this 1929 Ford told me that it is pretty easy to get original tools but the original instruction booklets are harder to come by.
23. In or from the Toolbox in 117 pictures in 2017