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What kind of toolbox do you have?

I have a flat metal case with a selection of spanners, a multi bendy screwdriver, mini screw driver set, socked and extendable arm the right size for car wheel bolts and some car bulbs. All lives in the boot of my car.
 
:D I do have one set I got in a pound-shop. Also two hammers, one which is a novelty one and quite small that has a bottle-opener where the claws normally go. I keep my gardening tools in the shed tho. (Most of them belong to my father in law :()
Ah, y'see this could have been a fantastic thread if you'd asked people about their tools rather than their new, empty, cantilevered boxes :(
 
I have a flat metal case with a selection of spanners, a multi bendy screwdriver, mini screw driver set, socked and extendable arm the right size for car wheel bolts and some car bulbs. All lives in the boot of my car.
Ah yes, spanners. I need some of those too. Dunno what for yet, but they will come in handy.
 
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It's shit and doesn't hold all my tools. The rest hang on nails or sit on shelves in the shed.
 
Ah yes, spanners. I need some of those too. Dunno what for yet, but they will come in handy.
Forgot to mention the multi head screwdriver comes with all the smaller sockets, so I have most sizes of bolt covered in one way or another.
 
I use a few of these:

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I have a flat metal case with a selection of spanners, a multi bendy screwdriver, mini screw driver set, socked and extendable arm the right size for car wheel bolts and some car bulbs. All lives in the boot of my car.
Y'see TruXta this ^ is the sort of interesting stuff we want to know about. Not just the box.

Pic missing stuff_it :(
 
the old man down the road who is DIY advisor, local historian and tool-lender has a tool SHED. It is amazing. Eveything. EVERYTHING. allin its place and rack, according to type and size etc.

thats what I aspire to
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the old man down the road who is DIY advisor, local historian and tool-lender has a tool SHED. It is amazing. Eveything. EVERYTHING. allin its place and rack, according to type and size etc.

thats what I aspire to
When I was married, we had something like that. On separation I asked for a few tools and he put SIX on a windowsill :mad:
 
^^No, nothing like as comprehensive as that. If there is serious work to be done, I have men to do that kind of thing for me.
 
I almost got one like that, but then I realised I wanna have my screws and nails and ting separate. Might get a tray for that soon.

I find it's way too big to leave around the house so I've decanted a few select screwdrivers, a hammer and a selection of nuts, bolts, nails and screws which live in a plastic back in the cupboard under the stairs. (Nuts, bolts and screws are in an old Ogden's Walnut Plug tobacco tin)
 
When I was married, we had something like that. On separation I asked for a few tools and he put SIX on a windowsill :mad:


last time I went to borrow some wood glue he wasn't in and his wife said 'I'd fetch you it myself but I'm not allowed in the tool shed'

patriarchy
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How many are we talking about? Do you have them on a retainer? ;)
One, yes -- the gardener. But we always use the same electrician, plumber, handyman, painter, chippy, boiler servicer, Aga servicer and chimney sweep, and they are all men.
 
I have a plastic box like Crispy and seeformiles, but it doesn't hold everything. I'm thinking about buying another one so that I can sort into 'most common tools used when going round to other people's houses to fix things' and 'everything else'.

Thanks to this thread, I now want a red metal cantilevered one.
 
I just have a drawer for now but since I started my silver jewellery making course my friend is making a specially designed wooden tool box for me.
 
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