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I've found that life I needed.. It's HERE!!
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i just riveted the rails to the draw bottoms worked a treat
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dont really want to drill into my new box though, i think i'll try some plywood
spanners are my main problem though, especially if the box is in the back of the van. |
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I use these;
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they look pretty good, ill have a look on the halfords site in a few mins. any ideas for screwdrivers?
cheers. |
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Depends on what type of screwdrivers you use. I mainly use a Snap On ratchet screwdriver so it has interchangeable bits. I also have a Facom screwdriver which is just handle with interchangeable "blades", and these I just have in a slotted block of foam. I do have a few "regular" screwdrivers, and these just sit in one of the smaller draws, or in the lift out tote tray in the top...
My box is this one; And top left to right to bottom is; Row 1 left to right : Pliers and cutters / misc spanners / mole grips, assorted wrenches Row 2 left to right : Screwdrivers / hammers and punches / rivit gun and rivits Row 3 : Ratchet spanners, sockets and ratchets + assorted ratchet accessories Row 4 : Cutting tools (blades, knives, etc) Bottom deep drawer : everything else, but mainly stuff I don't use all of the time Top Tote tray : most used tools : screwdriver + bits, 10, 12 + 13mm spanners, couple of knives, pick and hook tools, pigs foots, trim and pry tools, stubby screwdrivers, fixed flat and philips screwdrivers, and other varying bits n bobs I use on a daily basis I'll try to remember to get some pics sometime. I'm not working at the moment so it's tucked in the shed under a load of other shit!
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try these i am about to order these
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/2-Pairs-of-Cro...#ht_1319wt_939 |
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thse are good the company makes them to suit your tools to
http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/bluepoint-snap...04184002r14721
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Thats what i use for my spanners Brian
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I use the snap on a288a about Ł40
and the snap on spanner racks abnout Ł7 ![]()
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The Socket trays are great, also means you can take out all your sockets with you if you like!!
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getting there now, spanner rails turned up today, just waiting for some screwdriver racks and socket trays
from this ![]() to this
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yeah they are good must get some of them
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I use these for my sockets (SEALEY). Much better than a socket try IMO
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Little re-jig of the layout, and a week on the van and it's not nearly as organized as normal
Need a new pair of spanner rails as I pulled out the originals to swap stuff around and now can't find them - think I binned them by mistake ![]() ![]() ![]() and the rest in case anyone's interested; http://img.photobucket.com/albums/0703/Thrush/box.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/07...ttomdrawer.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/07...sh/cutting.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/07...ush/middle.jpg
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I didnt want to drill my snap on cabs either, I got a sheet of 3mm allyminiyum and drilled and riveted the socket rails to it. It lifts out of the top of the box then, not that I ever do unless cleaning the box lol.
Use the plastic snap on spanner rails like at top of thread, with double sided tape holding 'em in drawer bottoms. Screwdrivers socket extensions, plier sets etc I keep 'em in the drawers in the moulded snap on trays that they come with. Don't transport rollcab or top box though it's too bloody big for that. It was a nightmare when I moved from Kent to Scotland, but as I had bought a lorry to move all our stuff I fitted a tail lift to it, twas easier than stripping the box drawer by drawer. I was shitting myself when it was going up on the tail lift tho !! Cheers Dave |
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I try and keep all the original packaging for screwdrivers, prybars etc,
![]() i use some spanner racks and snap on socket rails ![]() Worse thing about the box i have is the yellow draw liners, which im in the process of changing to black,,, |
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Nice and neat, good to see you're like me and chose a colour other than Red for the box lol.
Don't suppose yr near me are you, coz I've got a huge roll of black uncut drawer liner. Cheers Dave Last edited by Dave2302; 06-04-2010 at 12:34 PM. |
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I really wanted a blue box! I think they look great in red don't get me wrong, but they look really cool in blue!!!
I'd love to have my box in blue!
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just getting around to replacing them all,,, Andy |
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I got them from our local engineering supplies place - they had to order them in but they were about half the price they were on ebay. |
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I use those sharks teeth for holding all my spanners & for the sockets I use plastic trays with numbered posts.
Just need to sort some storage out for the various other sockets that won't fit on the posts. ![]() ![]() ![]()
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I just chuck it in the box and get the fuck out mate ..
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