need a toolbox, suggestions?

[Jacob]

I took these photos a few years back. We all made one of these in week 5 of our C&G course.
Still got mine.
It's a very handy design and there are hundreds of them around, with variations such as more drawers etc.
The suitcase shape is particularly easy to carry compared to the fat boxes

 

[John15]

Rob Cosman is currently building a tool box on his Hand Tool tutorial. But it's much larger than the ones photographed above so maybe not suitable.

John

 

[woodpig]

On offer at the moment.

http://www.screwfix.com/p/stanley-promo ... nToolCHest

 

[tobytools]

hi gents,
i still haven't brought or made a tool box to carry to college ect.. and i don't think i ill bother for a while, for me personally i will over fill any box i have so its better i don't have one, i currently use a ruck sack and its fine as most my tools are in a tool or several small boxes ect.
since ive gotten serious with woodwork I've realised i don't need 100000000000 tools to make things just a FEW, GOOD ones, not necessarily expensive ones.
i would like to make something like this
http://www.finewoodworking.com/woodwork ... tools.aspx
i say "like" because its on the to do list...

thanks
TT

 

[flat n smooth]

what about the systainer boxes or other brands types.
have all my hand and power tools n these and you can add to them ad your collection grows(and it will lol)

 

[scotty38]

i would like to make something like this
http://www.finewoodworking.com/woodwork ... tools.aspx
i say "like" because its on the to do list...

thanks
TT

Certainly a bit nicer than the Stanley offering :lol: