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Every Screwdriver you could ever need!
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10-23-2004 03:49 PM
tkwetzel
Re: pic: Drawer #4
Was there a reason that the screwdrivers were put in such a deep drawer besides the fact that you had nothing large to put in the bottom?
10-24-2004 10:06 PM
Elgin Clock
Re: pic: Drawer #4
The real question is.. How long did it take for you to rip out the foam and throw all the screwdrivers in a smaller drawer?
Yeah.. that drawer... would only look like that on the day we opened the toolbox. After that, it would be a junk drawer.
10-24-2004 10:17 PM
Matt Reiland
Re: pic: Drawer #4
Actually we used this drawer with the screwdrivers to provide a place that we can put the laptops in and lock them if the team is leaving for the night or for lunch. We could have also put the T-Handles down there since they lay flat also. The chests are really pretty nice with a built in power strip in the right hand side and full ball bearings.
And while I can't say 100% that the tools will stay clean and in their place all the time, I can say that we will have one of the students in the pit crew responsible for the tool chest and its contents. It took a great amount of time to get everything out for the sales, buy all the tools and cut all of the foam for 3 identical chests. So I EXPECT that my students will show some respect for the time and efforts that went into getting them hooked up with these tools. I have a feeling it should be a non issue at least for this year.
10-24-2004 10:36 PM
Greg Perkins
Re: pic: Drawer #4
Can we got some info on those boxes? IE, store? price? anything?
10-24-2004 11:22 PM
tkwetzel
Re: pic: Drawer #4
Since the chests and at least most of the tools (if not all) are craftsmen, tehy were purchased at Sears or online.
10-25-2004 08:05 AM
Matt Reiland
Re: pic: Drawer #4
Here is alist of everything (I think) that we bought. A majority of it was paid for by selling the legacy control systems, victor 883's and extra spikes. FYI typical prices on EBay are $350 for a control system, $15 for a spike, and $90-$100 for each Victor 883.
10-25-2004 09:38 AM
Greg Perkins
Re: pic: Drawer #4
Matt,
that file doesnt want to open
can you make sure its working??
10-25-2004 09:51 AM
Matt Reiland
Re: pic: Drawer #4
This should work, for some reason Excel files are not
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