Tool boxes - which one?
 

After breaking my cheap tool box, I thought it was time to consolidate my various toolboxes into one unit.

It needs to be small enough to transport around for the DD milarkey, but large enough to hold a decent amount of tools ( 3 toolboxes worth ).

Any suggestions or better still - recommendations?

I know Snapon - but mucho expenso!!! Others?

Ta
Tim

Machine Mart? Decent quality Clarke stuff and not too dear.

http://www.machinemart.co.uk/product...rage/index.asp

[Edited on 21-2-2006 by MARTIN H]

Clarke from Machine Mart. Don't bother with the cheapest ones, you want the HD plus range, they use ball bearings on the drawer slides, they're much better quality and not much more expensive.

Halfords Proffesional or Teng from e-bay

Snap on :o :lol:


Mines 15 years old now and is still like new :cool:

Snap on Tim - for a guy of your means;) you can still be using them for your lads bikes when they take up racing in a few years:)

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/snap-on-topbox... QcmdZViewItem

here you go Tim

Ooh, I might bid on that exact item ;)

OYYY!!!!!

The old suitcase finally died on you then. I'm not surprised it weighed a blinking ton fully laden:o " Your only suppose to put clothes in it":D

Nah - that ones still going strong - it was the socket set case that went tits!!!

Tim

Lots of box's here to suite lots of pockets.

http://www.tooled-up.com/MicroCatego...D=96&MCID=1026

If thats to rich, you can always try a bucket.:)

Snap On, Facom, Teng to name a few...

keep the " team " colour scheme going though wont you.!....:frog:

What's that? Yellow with lost of scratches !!!!! :o:o:o:o:o

I've had no problems with the Teng gear. Very good quality. Priced well relative to a lot of the "budget" brands to.
Whatever you get, make sure it's got bearing runners and it'll last you a long time.

I've always wanted a set of Facom tools.

The name seems to fit somehow when you've just stripped a bolt with them or they've slipped off the nut and you've skinned your knuckles again