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Offline jimson

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Buying my first tool box
« on: October 21, 2015, 04:15:18 pm »
G'day viewers just thought I would share my happiness lol I was looking at buying a tool box & thought a cantilever one would work well 4 my needs looked on eBay  & these go 4 $103 on a promotion anyways went to Bunnings on line they were 86.90 but the shop had them at $79.90. When I went to the check out they tried to put the price up to the $86.90 but I said you've got a price  over there that says $79.90 so I walked out the door with 2 one for me & one for my son. Nice & roomy
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Re: Buying my first tool box
« Reply #1 on: October 21, 2015, 10:24:31 pm »
So Garry, you walked out of the door with two of them? I think that the agreement between retailer and customer requires that you actually pay for them. ;D
I've still got the same cantilever toolbox that I bought when I was 17. I hope you get the same service out of yours mate.
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Re: Buying my first tool box
« Reply #2 on: October 22, 2015, 02:42:58 am »
Na I paid,it's to hard to run with your hands full Pete lol That's cool you still have the same one after all these years. I have my first general purpose tool box my old man gave me,when I was 12 & then I made one in metal work at high school when I was 16. Jimson
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Re: Buying my first tool box
« Reply #3 on: October 22, 2015, 09:16:03 am »
Not trying to steal your thunder jimson, and they look very fit for purpose, but have to say how chuffed I am to progress after all these years from a couple of cantilever toolboxes that reside on my workshop floor to a toolchest.  A grand's worth - amazingly at partner's urging!  As a result, trailered away from Bunnings the 'Deluxe' chest - over a metre wide, on castors, with twelve stainless steel drawers on rollers and closing buffers, and a lacquered butchers block top.  Everything went inside with space for nice laying out, so now I just glide open and shut drawers for tools - sweet! 

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Re: Buying my first tool box
« Reply #4 on: October 22, 2015, 10:05:09 am »
My first tool box, bought for me by my late father when I was a child. (Recently retrieved from parents house)
Even in my late teens, I'd throw in any tools I thought I'd need for a days MX racing into that little box. When it was full I "knew" I had enough for most repairs.
Looking into it one day my friend remarked "you must be a really good mechanic...... You brought two hammers!" :P


Current rig.
Like life, many more things seem essential now..... I didn't have a spoke torque wrench in the little box.... ::)
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Re: Buying my first tool box
« Reply #5 on: October 22, 2015, 04:45:38 pm »
Skypig that tool box looks like it's got some stories to tell. Plenty of character & Gerard I looked at that in Bunnings & thought how cool, but I needed a tool box 4 working on site & the cantilever kincrome is the go 4 me. Jimson
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