r/toolboxmods

Makes it way easier to roll around he machine shop, which always seems to have to worst concrete out of any kind of shop.

7ft husky and an 8 ft office for CNC machining. Should I show more?

Looking for ideas to add on

Finally got a new box after living out of several smaller ones for over a decade. Knew I would need a back board for stuff like my extra monitor, clock, and various knick knacks. I could've spring for the actual 72" pegboard but the 56" version was only another $100 on top of the cost of the box. I love figuring things out and making things work that shouldn't so I sliced the right side bracket on the peg board, bent it out 90° to fit against the back of the box, and made another bracket to bolt into the stainless steel top. Works great and is sturdy with the extra bracket. I'm planning on getting the Husky side locker for it and will likely put it on the left side in order to keep the right side open.

I’m an aircraft maintenance supervisor and wanted a toolbox that could double as a mobile workstation.

Features:
• Hand-finished red/black butcher-block top
• Matching fold-out side table
• Pegboard backplate with bins and holders
• Laptop mount for manuals and parts ordering
• Built-in Bluetooth soundbar
• Portable power station coming soon

Built to support maintenance on our fleet of Cessna 408 SkyCouriers and Caravans.

Anyone have any recommendations for toolgrid attachment STLs to hold electric ratchets?

Hello everyone, this is the only sub I was able to find that could maybe give me some insight about this.. I had my 55’ husky forcibly opened with a prybar by police who shouldn’t have even had a warrant to do so.. but anyways only the left side of my box locks now. Those drawers can’t be opened even if the toolbox is locked. The top drawer is hit or miss, sometimes it won’t budge if it’s locked, but I was just able to open it the other day.. how do I fix? How does the locking mechanism even work for each individual drawer? I also use my box to store other important shit. I appreciate any and all feedback.