BLASER
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Yep got the box 2 years ago and thought that's it I now have a tool trolly and 3 small cabinets full plus that roll cab grrr
Tool organisers
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Sakara
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This looks pretty good for the price
https://www.machinemart.co.uk/p/ctc...GS-070111301&gclid=CKSfnuy76tMCFcEcGwodk20Ctw
https://www.machinemart.co.uk/p/ctc...GS-070111301&gclid=CKSfnuy76tMCFcEcGwodk20Ctw
Sakara
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Just had an email from Halfords, their tool chests are on offer
http://www.halfords.com/workshop-to...n:April2017_2018|kw:WK6EmailexclusiveWorkshop
Just use code BUNDLE150 at checkout and it is £150. Thought it might be useful to someone.
http://www.halfords.com/workshop-to...n:April2017_2018|kw:WK6EmailexclusiveWorkshop
Just use code BUNDLE150 at checkout and it is £150. Thought it might be useful to someone.
Coffeelandy
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That is a winner as well as their 200 piece socket set. Also half price. What.more would a girl need????
Sakara
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Looks like a perfect present. Anniversary or birthday
Tony e
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Fleebay US PRO trolly £89 
ging360
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I use a Facom 22" cantilever tool box but as soon as I got that it was full to the gunnels. Everything I managed to fit in has to be neatly stacked in. For organising sockets I got magnetic socket trays off of snapon and was kicking my self when I found that laser did the same ones £15 cheaper . A lot mid to high end tools already come with their own organisers and I try and use them where possible. I'm also going to get one of the veto pro PAC tool bags for my 1/4 inch, diagnostic, measuring and most commonly used tools, they are awesome have seen them used in the US, for any tools I need which are larger I'm going to get a Zarges aluminium chest, keeps everything portable.
Coffeelandy
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Solved it. I've got tool boxes but they're just boxes so I bought tool rolls for pliers, sockets and screwdrivers. All tidy and works a treat.
