so there i was

[dawg]

going through the aisles of Costco.
I found a BIG stainless tool box.
6 ft high and heavy
got to store all my tools my 2 craftman roll around boxes are full

[danny]

nice what did that set you back?

[thecarguy]

i think they run about $400 or $600. We have a ton of those in my dealership to keep shop supplies and manufacturs special tools and what not. Much cleaner and nicer looking than cabinets or carts.

[justen]

That looks like a good tool box, when you get sick of it let me know I'll be over with the pickup.

[dawg]

700 bucks
all roller bearing drawers etc.

[Porcupine]

Those tool boxes are designed for doctors in hospitals to work on gearheads that end up in the hospitals. These tool boxes are one more reason why you can eat off the engine. Maybe your wife would allow them in the kitchen. ....maybe not I like them

[danny]

i don't see a chain and lock on it yet , you better keep an eye on it.

[Wheel]

Where is it made?

[dawg]

like most everything now a days
in china

[Wheel]

Junk!

[carsandcycles]

Originally Posted by Wheel

Junk!

Politics aside, I doubt it's junk.

[danny]

Originally Posted by Wheel

Junk!

doesn't look like a chinese ship to me-lol-

[dawg]

built by the same company that sells shark stainless tool boxes
www.sharkstainless.com
same thing but a different name

[FieroSpeeder]

Originally Posted by carsandcycles

Politics aside, I doubt it's junk.

But our professional toolboxes start off at 3000 dollars and thats just for the top. They are deeper and bigger. Once you have a drawer that is 24inches deep, you dont want those cheap 18 inch drawers. And the drawers can support more then 100lbs worth of tools.

[dawg]

10 grand for the same one with shark stainless name tag.