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I feel like I’m cheating.
No it’s not cheating, your just a guy that knows good quality tool boxes protect delicate tools.
Cr8ondt wrote:
27 minutes ago, Cr8ondt said:No it’s not cheating, your just a guy that knows good quality tool boxes protect delicate tools.
HahahahahahahaHahahahahaha
I think technically it’s called blasphemy!
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You know putting your tool in somebody elses box usually gets you in trouble.
Bmill25 wrote:
2 hours ago, Bmill25 said:I feel like I’m cheating.
Looks like a “ménage au tool”
Yeah milwaukee doesn’t offer a great tool storage system, they make up for it with their EPIC tools!!! 😀
I put my Milwaukee in Ridgid pro cart system. can’t complain, it works great, love having wheels
I didn’t get the cart yet. I have the middle sized box and the drawer unit on order.
Bmill25 wrote:
5 hours ago, Bmill25 said:I feel like I’m cheating.
Which one does that make the whore?
Conductor562 wrote:
3 minutes ago, Conductor562 said:
Which one does that make the whore?
The lil red rocket goes in the box…… I’ll let you draw the conculssion…
Conductor562 wrote:
11 hours ago, Conductor562 said:
Which one does that make the whore?
Would it be the receiving orifice ?
Yup, totally cheating…. I suggest you go ahead and send them DeWalt cases to me.. Ha Ha Ha…
Just not right….. not right at all…
Bigmikez wrote:
31 minutes ago, Bigmikez said:Just not right….. not right at all…
I’m with you Mike. Gawd! My virgin ears!!!!
that is totally wrong, I read somewhere on a blog that DeWalt uses a blown injection mold for their tool boxes that let off gases and will deteriorate the tools kept inside so if you start to store Milwaukee tools in the box eventually they will start preforming poorly like DeWalt tools…..get those Milwaukee tools out of there before it’s to late! I think it was www.ITHINKIT’SBS.com ;D
na your good, according to (TNCLC) The National Code of Loyalty Conduct code #456-543 you can store any given brand tool in any container that will keep them safe. Providing you keep your Loyalty card on you at all times….if an inspector ever checks up on you and you do not have the card available they will take the tools from you. Then you will have to appear in Tool court and explain why you did such a thing, problem is by this time all confiscated tools are usually shipped to my house for processing and by that time it is impossible to get back….
Problem is comp is only certified in Milwaukee loyalty as of right now, in fact any inspector found in violation could not only have their certification of their loyalty revoked but be penalized under harsh ball busting and jokes and in extreme cases must provide tools and beer in payment of said violation
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JimboS1ice wrote:
20 minutes ago, JimboS1ice said:Problem is comp is only certified in Milwaukee loyalty as of right now, in fact any inspector found in violation could not only have their certification of their loyalty revoked but be penalized under harsh ball busting and jokes and in extreme cases must provide tools and beer in payment of said violation
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I concur!
Foneguy wrote:
16 hours ago, Foneguy said:Would it be the receiving orifice ?
I would have to assume it would. Slippery slope because once you go black……..?
Cr8ondt wrote:
On 3/21/2017 at 3:51 PM, Cr8ondt said:No it’s not cheating, your just a guy that knows good quality tool boxes protect delicate tools.
more like allergic to dust.
JimboS1ice wrote:
On 3/22/2017 at 3:09 PM, JimboS1ice said:Problem is comp is only certified in Milwaukee loyalty as of right now, in fact any inspector found in violation could not only have their certification of their loyalty revoked but be penalized under harsh ball busting and jokes and in extreme cases must provide tools and beer in payment of said violation
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I’m picking up Bosch tools now too so it won’t be long have to start selling the 35 gallons of red paint and pick up some blue….