Blew 200 bucks, and "yes" it was Horrid Freight
Some photos.............
Above, new vs old. This was a homemade cart that came with my used plasma cutter. I think you can see why I was tired of this...........
Each drawer has a plastic latch. Hope they hold up. In addition, when the lid is closed, two large PLASTIC bars capture all the drawers
Above, all drawers are ball bearing and the slides seem substantial enough
But the "out" stops are plastic. "We will see"
Above, it's a shame to put that junk into a nice new box. "I guess" the holes along the sides are for hanging drive extensions, but I had to drill out the smaller ones to fit some of my 3/8, and could have done without the largest. I believe I have the lid gas supports in wrong but I like them that way..........they will not impinge on "what's in" the big tray
Incidently, that ugly old ratchet with the conduit cheater handle I've had SINCE THE EARLY SEVENTIES. I think it's a Thordarson
Here you can see the unfinished look of the sides. It's obvious they took an existing bench chest, removed the side trim, and incorporated it into this cart. There's nearlt 2" of wasted space, I might try and build some "mini pockets" along the sides for ???
Above, nothing to do with the box. A total of 20 bucks gets you both metric and US socket trays in 1/4, 3/8, and 1/2 for deep and shallow. I'm undecided. They are functional enough, but there is a LOT of wasted space. They WERE cheap!!!
Some photos.............
Above, new vs old. This was a homemade cart that came with my used plasma cutter. I think you can see why I was tired of this...........
Each drawer has a plastic latch. Hope they hold up. In addition, when the lid is closed, two large PLASTIC bars capture all the drawers
Above, all drawers are ball bearing and the slides seem substantial enough
But the "out" stops are plastic. "We will see"
Above, it's a shame to put that junk into a nice new box. "I guess" the holes along the sides are for hanging drive extensions, but I had to drill out the smaller ones to fit some of my 3/8, and could have done without the largest. I believe I have the lid gas supports in wrong but I like them that way..........they will not impinge on "what's in" the big tray
Incidently, that ugly old ratchet with the conduit cheater handle I've had SINCE THE EARLY SEVENTIES. I think it's a Thordarson
Here you can see the unfinished look of the sides. It's obvious they took an existing bench chest, removed the side trim, and incorporated it into this cart. There's nearlt 2" of wasted space, I might try and build some "mini pockets" along the sides for ???
Above, nothing to do with the box. A total of 20 bucks gets you both metric and US socket trays in 1/4, 3/8, and 1/2 for deep and shallow. I'm undecided. They are functional enough, but there is a LOT of wasted space. They WERE cheap!!!