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World's first "Early Warning" toolbox (closed).

Curtiss-Wright P-40B/C Warhawk/Tomahawk/Kittyhawk Production in Buffalo, Kenmore Avenue Plant, winter 1941

 

Photographer: Dmitri Kessel, Life Magazine

 

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Note: Many of the originally posted photos were printed backwards or otherwise mis-oriented. Captions were also often inaccurate. I have corrected all such irregularities wherever possible.

Snap-On tool box

Every girl should have one.

Close up of tools used in setting up the main tent for the Institute Planning Meeting (IPM) in Nairobi, Kenya, 4-7 October 2016 (photo credit: ILRI/Paul Karaimu).

Just what the GP ordered (HDR)

Here's my faithful upscaled version of the minifig scale toolbox, but here's the twist! Instead of classic hardware, it contains LEGO themed goodies - resembling real world tools - that I believe would be helpful for any MOC creators.

 

You can support it on LEGO ideas: beta.ideas.lego.com/product-ideas/739dfb47-3e81-4e92-912a...

Some more from my home assignment winter quarter

I got a couple of additional tools for leather working for Christmas which rendered the toolbox I've been keeping my leather tools in to small. So I made this japanese toolbox inspired box for them instead.

Generic toolbox image. Please feel free to use as a stock photo in your own works, but please respect the CC license: CC BY-NC-SA [creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/2.0/].

Cork lined in the drawers 'cause this box is destined to be a catch-all for chargers, cords, postage stamps and what-nots. God knows we got enough what-nots. But anyway this pic gives you a glimpse at the true look of the leather, which is actually a dark brown that doesn't show off that well in the pics.

The toolbox is a necessity. I think I need more than one.

Made this simple tool-/storage box from reclaimed plywood and a piece of old broken broomstick.

I had the little drawers lying around - I did not fit a 6th. drawer because the box has to fit in my locker at our local hacker-/makerspace.

All original hardware, except that beautiful leather handle from MachinistChest.Com in this shot. Lots of hours cleaning up metal for this box, but I really liked the originals and you can't find anything new like them.

Curtiss-Wright P-40B/C Warhawk/Tomahawk/Kittyhawk Production in Buffalo, Kenmore Avenue Plant, winter 1941

 

Photographer: Dmitri Kessel, Life Magazine

 

© Time Inc. For personal non-commercial use only. Photos can be found online at:

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www.life.com/search/?type=images&q0=curtiss+buffalo

 

Note: Many of the originally posted photos were printed backwards or otherwise mis-oriented. Captions were also often inaccurate. I have corrected all such irregularities wherever possible.

We took delivery of a new cooker and after unpacking it I had to wire it up to the mains supply - then Julia tested it.

I built the Japanese Toolbox featured in MAKE 34. It's a simple design that is sturdy and holds a fair amount of tools and equipment. It can be made any size you need.

 

More information on my build: www.lungstruck.com/projects/japanese-toolbox/

 

Original project: makezine.com/projects/make-34/japanese-toolbox/

Again, one of several in his shop. This one leans a good bit toward dealing with plumbing problems. And as with most of us, Richard keeps a lot of tools in other forms of storage -- drawers, on the wall, etc. etc.

Snap-On tool box

My mom made him this pencil bag. And he definitely still used it until the end; there was a mixture of (very) old and new pencils in there (and one pen).

Snap-On tool box

The hard disk laser projector, assembled into a handy toolbox form-factor. Includes dire safety warnings, and a supply current meter.

  

It's mostly chaos in there, but with just enough order so I don't have to dump the whole contents to find something. I've got several other toolboxes. This one seemed most visually intriguing.

Day 2 Graphic Facilitation Recording Workshop

 

by Anne Madsen

i was walking around looking at their very large display of vibrators and dildos and then i looked down and realized it was a faux toolbox... like a craftmaster. NICE!

Her dad's awesome toolchest/toolbox (he lugged it around to the work site each day).

Brass dresses up the black enamel knobs and corners.

3ncü sinifin ortalarina degin bunlari haftada 2-3 gun tasiyorduk. bosken hafif olsalar da, sol omzumun bunlardan biri (soldaki) yuzunden ciktigini da bildirmem gerekiyor. sagliga zararli. evde denemeyin.

Bought in a estate auction still in useable condition

This is one of several toolboxes that belongs to my dad, much to my mom's dismay. This one's for repairing watches.

Grandpa Rudy's tool box, by Jocelyn Wallace of red11group.

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