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X2 my dad has been thinking of making one of these for a while now. there too damned expensive to buy!

I have one of these old boxes and I was thinking of doing the same thing with my craftsman tools. the plastic boxes stink! But, I have not figured out a good way to organize everything.

Got some of those harbor freight ones on sale. Put a 68 dart with no engine or trans on them. rolled it around in a 360 in the garage without any issues. I would think if anything is going to break its going to be the wheels, which you could easily replace with something stronger. I would wait...

Mostly use craftsman because they are cheap and capable of getting the job done. I feel the sockets are pretty decent, only ever broke them from hammering on them or using 4 feet of leverage, things they weren't designed for. Their ratches blow, they get the job done but have issues. The design...

sounds like a crap load of work to me. if you have the time and not the money have at it. you might want to recruit some helpers too. seen some decent ones though.

I have had good luck with the craftsman stuff. me and my buddy use them a ton and the sockets don't really get messed up unless you beat them with a hammer or something. As for the ratchets, we have put a lot of miles on them and have had 4 foot pieces of pipe on them for leverage and never...

Do you have any lights in the cabinet? Ours only had one at first and after a few minutes of blasting it would be pretty hard to see. My dad put two lights in out of a broken motion sensor and it made a world of difference. They are also nice and small.

I do all mine like that. It is pretty tough at first but, once you figure it out it doesn't take long at all.

What kind of tools are out there that are fairly cheap but extremely useful? Looking to get some cheap gifts for the holidays.

some of these sound like bullshit. i have lived in new york my entire life and have never heard of the state putting wd-40 on the statue of liberty. i also dont think fish oil is in wd-40. look at their ingredient list. its in section 3. http://www.wd40company.com/files/pdf/msds-wd494716385.pdf