I've been looking at some type of large rolling toolbox since I saw one of my co-workers showing off his Milwaukee pack out. Every brand, even the low level brands like ryobi, charge like $200 - $350 for this. A fucking plastic box with wheels. Are there cheaper alternatives that function the same?
https://www.harborfreight.com/modular-rolling-toolbox-58512.htmlAlways check HF first
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>>2953882Round these parts DeWalt t-stak and Stanley fatmax storage boxes are on sale alot of the time. I've found them pretty good for storage of all the usual tools. Would probably want something stronger on a construction site or carrying heavy duty equipment around but let's get real - the only DIY 99% of /DIY/ does is assembling furniture from IKEA
These all go on sale for black friday. I got the Kobalt version for 99$ and it's very well built.Full price though the cheapest is the Hyper Tough from Walmart. It's on the smaller side. Then craftsman, Ryobi, Bauer and Hart sit just above that.
>>2953886How many layers of cardboard to be able to carry a full load of heavy tools?
>>2953882I bought the mangusson stakkur set (UK) cost me 100 quid (~120 bucks?) feels sturdy enough and probably fine for the infrequent diyer. I wouldn't rate it for daily site use but there was no way I was buying packout or anything
>>2953882Got one of these recently, it's beefy
>>2953886she aint pretty, but she fucks
>>2953969I of course want this one but it's the most expensive of all of them
>>2954003I think I paid somewhere around $160 for the FS1101 model, it's cheaper than the Milwaukee
>>2953882The one on the right looks more brittle than the one on the left, not by much though. >>2953969Seems good, mainly because of the treaded feet.
>>2953977I like fat bottom girls. Warm, wet and squishy. Just wash it first, make it part of the foreplay.
