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DaveCA
02-24-2005 02:01:06
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looks like a sales pitch! You guys say you "replaced"?! your drawered tool box with tht?!?! How could you replace a large amount of "vertical storage" (drawers) by setting a few skinny tools on end?!?! has a small footprint for nut and bolt work, maybe for a work station for very limited work. That isn"t going to replace a regular bunch of drawers, only a couple drawers. Where do you keep the many pairs of pliers, punches, chisels, easy-outs, allen wrenches, filter wrenches, drill bits, drills, torque wrenches, air tools, hammers, pry bars, pick-up magnets/grabbers, pipe wrenches hack saw, long screw drivers, long extensions, scrapers, long breaker bars, meters/guages and anything in a pouch or box and etcetera, etcetera?
To think I would have my hands tied by "replacing" my Snap-On or Craftsman box or any drawered box with that? I would have to keep a torch lit to get anything apart and keep the welder on to get it back together. That looks like it could be a well built box. I like the idea as a limited footprint handy storage, for maybe part of a work cart, but it sure isn"t a "replacement"!? for the large horizontal space afforded by a number of drawers! Your posts just looks too much like a sales pitch when ya"ll said it replaced yer tool box.
I would believe ya if ta said you gained drawer space by getting this tool rack/box.
If you can"t say that, just what are you fixin" with those tools?
I didn"t go to the web site because I suspect this is a sales pitch. Perhaps something there would explain whats missing. I really intend this post to be sent in the best of spirit, there"s a word for some kind of sales pitches on talk forums and I can"t think of it, it"s real early here.
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