Now THAT'S a Tool box!!!!!!
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Originally Posted by 95naSTA
When you have a big shop thats nothing.
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My brother in law is a mechanic and has A tool box from Cornwell that is the same size. He has over 80k worth of tools in it and the only thing other than tools inside are a toothbrush,change of clothes, spare keys to his car, and a carton of cigs.
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fpr a shop, that would actually be sweet. i must admit. well, unless ur the boss. "HEYY!!, are you guys playin halo 3 again???"
but idk, i just think its impractical for most home use.
but idk, i just think its impractical for most home use.
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Originally Posted by samueljackson
but idk, i just think its impractical for most home use.
I'd take it for home use. Wouldn't blink an eye.
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Originally Posted by Maymybonnieliveforevr
Originally Posted by samueljackson
but idk, i just think its impractical for most home use.
I'd take it for home use. Wouldn't blink an eye.
even if i had 12 grand to spend, it certainly wouldnt ALL be on 1 tool box.
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That'* actually more than one tool box, they bolt togeher to become one.It can be 6 boxes bolted together. 2 bottoms, 2 tops and 2 side cabinets. Here is an example:
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I guess the way some look at it is, when you have spent over $50,000.00 in tool in your life time then $10,000.00 to $20,000.00 isn't as much when you consider you'll probably spend even more on tools in the time to come. Others have a passion for tools and working on cars are there hobby. I know you couldn't imagine it, but believe me, I can relate.
Bottom line, to each there own.
Bottom line, to each there own.
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