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Conductor562Member since Nov 2011

ChaseRogers wrote:

Conductor, What is on the lone rail in the 3/8 drawer, and how deep are the socket drawers?

Lone rail is a 10 piece set of 3/8″ 12 pt. I got with the original Kobalt set in 98. 1/2″ drawer in 4″ deep and the other 2 are 3″ deep. Those are the minimum clearances you need to use the Hanson trays.

firefighter4187Member since Mar 2013

Conductor562 wrote:

Lone rail is a 10 piece set of 3/8″ 12 pt. I got with the original Kobalt set in 98. 1/2″ drawer in 4″ deep and the other 2 are 3″ deep. Those are the minimum clearances you need to use the Hanson trays.

Thanks, And those really resemble the Williams USA sockets.

Conductor562Member since Nov 2011

ChaseRogers wrote:

Thanks, And those really resemble the Williams USA sockets.

Yea, they are Williams made so I suppose the should. I still have all of my Williams made Kobalt sockets. They were great quality.

firefighter4187Member since Mar 2013

Conductor562 wrote:

Yea, they are Williams made so I suppose the should. I still have all of my Williams made Kobalt sockets. They were great quality.

Yeah Just Like the combos you gave me, night and day difference between those and the new Kobalt combos.

Conductor562Member since Nov 2011

I tried to expand that set to 1-1/4″ and buy metrics up to 27mm, but they were extremely hard to find and when you did they wanted twice what they were new. I found an 11 piece metric set on eBay once, it went for $100 🙁

firefighter4187Member since Mar 2013

Conductor562 wrote:

I tried to expand that set to 1-1/4″ and buy metrics up to 27mm, but they were extremely hard to find and when you did they wanted twice what they were new. I found an 11 piece metric set on eBay once, it went for $100 🙁

Thats crazy! I have been trying to find some, do you have any experience with the Williams combos.

Harold WrayMember since Jun 2013

Just saw this post.  You guys have some nice tools.  And I can tell you take care of them.

 

Conductor, I’m starting to think you work for Proto you have so many.

 

Chase, I’m starting to think you work for Kobalt you have so many.

 

I will have to take pictures of mine or a quick video.

firefighter4187Member since Mar 2013

Harold Wray wrote:

Just saw this post.  You guys have some nice tools.  And I can tell you take care of them.

 

Conductor, I’m starting to think you work for Proto you have so many.

 

Chase, I’m starting to think you work for Kobalt you have so many.

 

I will have to take pictures of mine or a quick video.

Haha I am hoping to change that soon.

Conductor562Member since Nov 2011

Work for Proto?………only in my dreams 😆

07SierraMember since Jul 2013

Took some pics of my toolbox this morning after I got home from work

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Top contains all my 3/8 and 1/4 drive sockets, ratchets, extensions along with axle nut sockets and few other things

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This drawer is like a junk drawer/electrical with zip ties, wiring, wire strippers, electrical tape etc…

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This drawer holds all my common wrenches both sae and metric along with my ratchet wrenches 

 

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All my screwdrivers are here

 

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All my 1/2 drive sockets, nut drivers, hex keys, more ratchet wrenches

07SierraMember since Jul 2013

All my pliers/vise grips are in this drawer 

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This draw has some air tools, torque wrenches, some zip cuts, other different things

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This draw contains some drum brake tools, hammers, pry bars, adjustable wrenches

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This draw got my nut and bolt removers, torx and hex key socket set

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This drawer has my tap and die set, some big wrenches few odds and ends

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07SierraMember since Jul 2013

This drawer got a big wrench set I picked up with all kinds of odd and different styles 

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This drawer got my dremel tool, few pass through socket gear wrench socket sets, impact sockets

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Last drawer is all my ratcher straps, long pull rope and some other things

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And that about does it for my tool box… My big impact socket set, electric impact and a few other tools are missing from the picture but that’s about everything 

firefighter4187Member since Mar 2013

How do you Like the irwin pliers.

Conductor562Member since Nov 2011

I like the vintage style pulls on your box. 

 

What’s with all the obstruction wrenches? 

07SierraMember since Jul 2013

They go on sale every year at Canadian tire of for like 25 bucks for the set so I grabbed it

Chase, really like all my Irwin pliers best vise grips around

07SierraMember since Jul 2013

Box is a bit messy lately, needs a little cleanup

Harold WrayMember since Jun 2013

You have a real good assortment of tools Sierra. 

07SierraMember since Jul 2013

a lot of the tools are on the third page if anyone didn’t know

You are the influencer. Post it to 4.4 million followers.

Hit record. We’ll handle the rest.

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