Those bloated plastic tool cases
On Dec 9, 8:22�am, Jim Elbrecht wrote:
On Sun, 09 Dec 2007 00:24:21 -0600, wrote:
I am doing some garage cleaning and I just tossed out all those huge
bloated tool cases that power tools come in. �
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I'm just curious what others do with them?
If I was traveling with my tools I might keep more of them. �But since
I don't, I have just 2 [of maybe a dozen or so] in my shop.
Ryobi made a nice case for the old ?7? volt cordless drill I own. �You
can put the drill with a screw bit in the case- battery attached. �And
it still has slots for a second battery, the charger, and some misc.
bits/drills.
The other one I use came with a Dremel tool in it. � Part of it was
already set up to hold a bunch of Dremel bits- I used the Dremel tool
to open up the rest to hold 2 more little boxes of Dremel accessories-
one is all cut off discs- the other is rarely used bits. � � � That
Dremel sits in the garage on the bench- I have another in the
basement. � � �The box that has Dremel embossed in the side makes it
easy to remember where all my bits are. �[part of it might just be
years- but I also have a weird disease that makes remembering the
simple-est things a crap shoot some days]
Jim
first thing I do is toss the cases they are way too big.
started doing what my father in law does, a old suitcase right sized
for each tool or tool group.
another too box question why are they all brite colors? regular tool
boxes? i prefer grey or black black ideally it stays looking good a
long time and doesnt show dirt.
geez the brite pinks and purples look gaudy to me
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