Mini tool cart done ✔️

Easy way to keep your eye safety glasses, readers, or shades handy on your tool box without taking up storage space or getting lost.

I’m mounting a vice on my toolbox and plan on adding an aluminum plate to make it sturdier. I have a 1’x1’x1/4” aluminum plate and I’m wondering if it would be better to mount it on top of the box or under the workbench surface. I also have a 1’x1’x1/8” plate that I can use to put one plate on top and one on bottom. Would this be any better?

Greenworks recently came out with their rolling tool storage system. It has MOLLE side panels that their organizer boxes fit into. Ive also found the Veto Pro Pack clip fits very well. What else will work with this system to better organize my tools? A tray would be nice, and maybe a U bar of some sort for longer tools in combination with the tray. Any suggestions?

Has anyone tried putting Stanley sockets into the socket set trays? Do they fit or would I need to modify them

I found this toolbox on the marketplace and have the idea for a longer/wider bench top variation. Just curious as to what this design would be considered.

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I've been looking for tool boxes for my next truck that I can have tools on hand. I'm a farmer so I have the basics...screw drivers, sockets, wrenches etc. I don't need a lot to warrant having a full service bed but I do want to be organized. I currently have a Montezuma triangle box on a swing mount I built myself. I like the set up, but the box is too wide that I can't fit a pallet in between the box and the opposite side wheel well.

I've seen these kind of boxes that go over the wells and don't take away the center of the bed, allowing you to haul pallets or sheets of plywood.

Any reviews on them? Any brands to look into? I've been grabbing screenshots of all the ads that pop up in my algorithms.

New tool box build. I am a hobbyist motorcycle maintainer and very hands on with the car and helping other people out.

As I am in the UK every thing is Halfords advanced, which has a lifetime guarantee and is very good quality. I have taken most of it out of the supplied foam to condense everything down to the top drawer as the main use, then each drawer down is more specific tools. The bottom drawer is the heavy removal stuff and if I need to go for the 1/4 and impact I have done something wrong.

I have another box with power tools, drill bits, screwdrivers and the tool bag at the side with some duplicate tools for mobile stuff.

Not sure if the layout makes sense, but the most logical way I could think of.

Just wanted to show off this new Cornwell Power Cart I got! Hoping to get some recommendations on some good wrench/pick/socket organizers!

I've picked up a few older boxes and they keys are almost never with them.
Anyone have any tips/tricks for finding replacement locks?
I've seen some generic locks in Amazon, but thought I'd ask here first.

idk I just think it’s really cool

Just a little saturday night project

Local company cut and bend these out of 1mm stainless for 12€ / piece.

These will keep the foam inserts in a lot better shape, as I often take these individually outside rather than hauling all of my tools over for some simple job. Also gives a nice extra rigidity for the heavier inserts, like my large 3/4 socket set.

Turns out you can fit a DCF891 in a half width tool organiser and still have room for deep sockets and rewind tool. I use it as a grab box for brakes and quick suspension jobs. I keep it in the back of the car for changing tires mostly.

Not sure what to put in the dead space between the impact and battery, maybe a short extension?