Tool Chest Shopping
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Looking for a New Tool Chest, Prolly a 10-15 drawer or a similiar combo.
I know you get what you pay for but
No Snap For me.
Kobalt at lowes any good?No more stuff from sears for me.
Grizzly industrial?
Any suggestions?
I know you get what you pay for but
No Snap For me.
Kobalt at lowes any good?No more stuff from sears for me.
Grizzly industrial?
Any suggestions?
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I hear ya on the Snap On stuff. But why no Sears? Ive seen 13 drawer Craftsman rollaways w/ a free intermediate drawer for $299. Sounds like a killer deal, imo. I would get one, but it'd just sit outside, and i dont have nearly enough tools to fill it lol.
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Around here I can get Matco boxes for almost half the cost of Snap-On's. There's also a new company called Extreme Tools that is building some very good quality tool boxes. I've owned Snap-On and currently own A Matco box. Both companies have much stronger and better quality boxes than Snap-On IMO.
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