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The official MM toolbox - Printable Version

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- ScottyB - 09-06-2005

navin Wrote:MM sure is sipping the haterade today...

hell no, intravenous injection baby


- Dave - 09-06-2005

ah, this thread is awesome.
However, I believe there is actually alread an official MM toolbox. Mikey had a little old yellow one, that he passed on to me when he had too many tools. I obviously outgrew it pretty quickly (stupid projects = big budget for tools) and have since passed it along to Thayer.
I think the rule goes that if you acquire this toolbox, you are doomed to buy a lot of shit and tools for your car within the next year :-D. Beware!


- navin - 09-06-2005

Speaking of, I need to buy one soon... All my tools are cramped into a little portable toolbox and I know I lost a whole lot of them Sad

How much did that setup cost you if you dont mind me asking, and is it ball bearing?

Doubt I'd need the middle section though


- Jeff - 09-06-2005

That is not ball bearing, however I will be getting a 5 drawer ball bearing center next summer. It works fine without the bearings and at half the price. All that, with some sneaky use of multiple discounts by me, $400. They left the "free center section" sign out after posting the sale price. Smile I have a Crafteman 3-dr toolbox for sale if anyone needs it.


- Mike - 09-06-2005

Dave Wrote:ah, this thread is awesome.
However, I believe there is actually alread an official MM toolbox. Mikey had a little old yellow one, that he passed on to me when he had too many tools. I obviously outgrew it pretty quickly (stupid projects = big budget for tools) and have since passed it along to Thayer.
I think the rule goes that if you acquire this toolbox, you are doomed to buy a lot of shit and tools for your car within the next year :-D. Beware!

omg you're right! i almost forgot about that one! i can't even fathom how small it is because the one that i replaced it with (was 3x bigger i think) is already small in my eyes and rarely sees use.


- Chris - 09-06-2005

speaking of tools... just being back in the presence of MM made me crawl into sears today and purchase:

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not the biggest set... but I'm unemployed!!!


- .RJ - 09-06-2005

If you have a car that only has metric fastners then dont bother with any of the sears kits except this one:

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Its a bit more expensive, but has much more useful tools in it, and it doesnt have a crapload of SAE sockets and wrenches that you'll put in a pile and never use.

Hopefully 'santa' will bring me a nice big toolbox that I can park in the garage for christmas Smile By then I'll have a work bench and better lighting.... all I'll need is air tools then Project OddJobÔäó can begin


- Jeff - 09-06-2005

Mine is prettymuch full of craftsman tools. I have a bit of snapon and MAC as well. The Snapon stuff is boss but so expensive.


- Chris - 09-06-2005

.RJ Wrote:If you have a car that only has metric fastners then dont bother with any of the sears kits except this one:

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Its a bit more expensive, but has much more useful tools in it, and it doesnt have a crapload of SAE sockets and wrenches that you'll put in a pile and never use.

Hopefully 'santa' will bring me a nice big toolbox that I can park in the garage for christmas Smile By then I'll have a work bench and better lighting.... all I'll need is air tools then Project OddJobÔäó can begin

I should probably consult you before any automotive purchases :lol:

I asked them about metric only sets, but of course I was at the "H-Burg Sears" which has about 3 wrenches and 2 vacuums... ah well it fit my price for now.


- .RJ - 09-06-2005

You have to mail order that one Smile


- navin - 09-06-2005

Will non-ball bearing drawers "go bad"?

I have some POS old Craftsmang tool box I got from a friend and the drawers are shot to hell, not smooth at all...

ps. anyone seen the boxes at Costco/Sam's? Those are some bling ass boxes!


- Evan - 09-06-2005

yeah im not buying any more big sets. Ive lost so many tools that I just replace them by sockets or wrenches