**Official Toolbox Thread**
#2
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I have a stack that's three chests high. Having racks like you have is completely alien to me but every tool goes in a certain place in a drawer, I have it all memorized. Tools get pulled as I work and get scattered about until I go to drawer and can't find what I want. Then everything gets put back and I start over.
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I have a stack that's three chests high. Having racks like you have is completely alien to me but every tool goes in a certain place in a drawer, I have it all memorized. Tools get pulled as I work and get scattered about until I go to drawer and can't find what I want. Then everything gets put back and I start over.
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#6
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As much as I would love to have mac daddy tool carts, they are just far too heavy and bulky for track duty. I've met the hybrid approach by using a 6 drawer craftsman for all the usual's and a modified plastic master mechanics socket 4 drawer set i've added to over the years. Keeps the sockets and handtools separate and I plop them both on the bench of the trailer when towing to the track. I STILL have to use a dolly to get them up the ramp though, so I can't imagine going much bigger. The rest of the power tools are duplicates either HF or others I leave in the trailer.
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