well i finally took some pics of my tool box, just a snap on classic 78 with a few tools inside.



1/2 ratchets, sockets, wobbles etc.


standard wrenches, torx etorx security torx and allen sockets in kit, 3/8 sockets and ratchets


more standard wrenches, ratchet wrenches, metric wrenches, 1/4 inch drive ratchets and sockets, extractor set, 2 pin removal tools etc..


basic stuff


diagnostic paper work for some systems and warranty paper work


hammers, files, punches, work light, gloves and pipe wrenches


thread cleaner kit, dvom, test light, charger for my impact drivers, and a center piece for a steering wheel for some reason lol


impact driver, drill, 1/2 and 3/8 impact, 3/8 and 1/4 air ratchet, die grinders and cut off wheel, etc..


my ratchets i got today!


my torx and hex set


the left drawers on my box have a lot of the shops expendables in it like zip ties and fuses, i got my drawer for the stuff i take every day (wallet, keys phone etc..), lock out tag outs and my stream light.
Hope you guys like it!

 

Very nice!!!

 

and sorry for the crappy pic quality, i was in a rush and they where taken with my iPhone 4s not focused on some pics.

 

Thank you sir!

 

A lot of cash invested there snap on is a+

 

yeah quite a bit, but i got my box, the 1/2 regular impact sockets, and my impact guns half off If i had to buy a different box id go with either mac or matco. guys here at work just got new three bay boxes and i honestly thing the construction is all very similar but the lining in the drawers on our snap on boxes are a disgrace to the quality of the box. the drawers with the heaviest stuff in it slide up every time you close it. the matco ones stay put. either way cant go wrong with either of them!

 

good looking box.. nice ratchets you have as well..

 

ever added up how much $$ you got in all that??

 

Nice setup. Looking at some of your guys setups make my tool box look like a tonka truck starter kit LOL

 

I don't even like to keep track but I would say around 10k