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Anonymous09/12/25, 04:57No.2944447
What toolbox do you have?
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Anon09/12/25, 05:28No.2944450
y dune u poast ur asktualll toolbox?
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Anon09/15/25, 06:19No.2945009
your mom
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Anon09/15/25, 10:35No.2945021
This one
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Anon09/15/25, 12:40No.2945032
I'm poor so I have some hyper tough roll around toolboxes in my shop and on the go I use a Stanley black and yellow plastic one that I got at a yard sale for $5 full of misc chinkshit years ago.
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Anon09/15/25, 13:43No.2945037
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Anon09/15/25, 14:00No.2945038
duffle bag
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Anon09/17/25, 03:10No.2945293
la abominacionstarted with the basic 5 drawer. saw someone selling the same color on market place for reasonable price and bought it to make the double stack. It's still not big enough, wish I just got a full sized cabinet from the beginning. Planning to get something bigger eventually, but after I migrate shit over I don't know what I'll do with this one.
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Anon09/17/25, 03:42No.2945301
Weather guards, jobox and kleins bags
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Anon09/23/25, 14:23No.2946526
I live in a small space, and picrel does the job.
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Anon09/23/25, 16:20No.2946545
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Anon09/23/25, 16:57No.2946556
trailer
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Anon09/24/25, 20:42No.2946775
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Anon09/30/25, 14:53No.2947953
I have one of those cheapo stanley plastic toolboxes that stacks, box on top, the middle part holds small bits and bobs and the bottom roller bin has room for bigger items. I was a janitor for years and then worked at a property management company for a few more years doing odd jobs and some basic electrical. This just keeps all my stuff organized at home like 90% of my hand tools fit into these and I keep a few basics out in other spots for easy access, at work I used the husky tool backpack when going between buildings daily. Not a contractor so didn't abuse my tools much or warrent me getting more expensive options. If I ever stopped living in tiny apartments I'd probably invest in a proper tool chest of some sort just to have a place to lock everything up but I move a lot so keeping the weight down is more important till I find a place long term.
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Anon09/30/25, 16:34No.2947986
My most used things are in this.I have my bigger tools in a normal bag though
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Anon10/06/25, 05:04No.2949059
here me out
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Anon10/06/25, 14:13No.2949107
Cocky with Milwaukee
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Anon10/12/25, 20:46No.2950435
Handtoolfag here. Where my /wwg/ at?
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Anon10/14/25, 02:13No.2950720
help me decide fags,
>84"x24" 18 drawer with fixed stainless steel work top
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>72"x24" 18 drawer with adjustable height wood work toponly about $100 difference in price, wondering if the extra 12" of length is better than being able to raise and lower the work top. not a pro but do a lot of work on farm equipment, from tractors to large trucks and pickups. For the past few years working with my dad we've just used 6' plastic folding tables and when one got too fucked up, we'd spend $60 and get another one. I'd like a bigger box because I've definitely outgrown my single bank and would also appreciate more work surface.
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Anon10/16/25, 22:07No.2951210
a 2011 transit van