New tools!

[PlayingWithTBI]

IDK if the laws have changed since but, on other houses of ours I was allowed to do my own electric and permit. As example, in Oregon (new mobile home electric and septic), and California (designed and built my own 26X52 stick frame shop). If you hired someone yes, they needed a license.

 

[Erik the Awful]

If they only needed an Oklahoma license, it wouldn't be so bad, but they need both an Oklahoma state license and a Choctaw city license. Since there's only a handful of electricians who have the city license, the price doubles.

 

[VIKING_MECHANIC]

With me starting my new job soon, I need a much bigger tool box. Stopped at the local home center today and picked this up and it was $100 off!

The one I was looking at originally was $498 and was smaller then this. I noticed it was on sale so I couldn't pass this up..

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[VIKING_MECHANIC]

No new tool box is complete without the sticker christening:

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[BNielsen]

No new tool box is complete without the sticker christening:

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I've been eyeing the Husky "Professional" boxes at Homeless Despot; I had a line on a used Snappy for a deal, but he decided to keep it. How do you like this box? I like the cabinet door and the big drawer layout.

 

[skylark]

I needed more tool storage so I picked up the box on the right. I need to clean and lube the drawer slides and glue the emblem back on but the price was right.

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[Supercharged111]

I needed more tool storage so I picked up the box on the right. I need to clean and lube the drawer slides and glue the emblem back on but the price was right.

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More room for more stuff! I approve.

 

[smdk2500]

I needed more tool storage so I picked up the box on the right. I need to clean and lube the drawer slides and glue the emblem back on but the price was right.

I had a box like that. Just a FYI they don't hold up or protect tools real good in a fire lol. Other then that it was a great box.
The one I have now is similar to the one on the left.

 

[skylark]

I had a box like that. Just a FYI they don't hold up or protect tools real good in a fire lol. Other then that it was a great box.
The one I have now is similar to the one on the left.

I definitely don't want to find out how well they hold up to a fire. I've already dealt with an arson that destroyed a business but 95% of the tools in a Harbor Freight 5 drawer cart held up fine.

The one on the left is a cart that I custom ordered in that trim and I had the top 4" drawer split to 2 2" drawers. I'm very happy with it.

 

[smdk2500]

I definitely don't want to find out how well they hold up to a fire. I've already dealt with an arson that destroyed a business but 95% of the tools in a Harbor Freight 5 drawer cart held up fine.

The one on the left is a cart that I custom ordered in that trim and I had the top 4" drawer split to 2 2" drawers. I'm very happy with it.

The fire in my case started from what I can guess about 2 feet away from the box and moved towards it. Most of the metal tools survived but I don't know if I can trust them. It was hot enough to melt aluminum and warp steel.