toolbox wanted

[Ken]

OK boys, I have two fatmax waterproof toolboxes both of which need replacing. I guess Im a little rough on them. I was kind of hoping to replace the two with one maybe a little larger that could hold everything. Whats everyone using? I was thinking something in a short stack unit but not really sure which direction id like to go. Ideally something I can lift in and out of the truck no problem, even if its loaded but small enough to fit without taking up too much space. Any thoughts?

 

[Ernesto]

The larger ones with a pull out handle and two wheels, got two. Still have yet to find one partitioned good enough to fit all my tools (skilsaw, belt sanders etc) in properly so I have a couple tool bags for smaller stuff.

 

[Nick]

I sue a plastic milk crate for the odds and ends , And a cleaned glue bucket for my hardwood tools.

 

[Floorist]

I have a couple wood boxes, think they were Coke cases. Probably thirty years old.

 

[DarisMulkin]

I have a craftsmen truck tote. It had 2 trays and wheels telescoping handle. I've used one of these for about 20 years now. They have changed it and it has only one tray now. Water proof and all.
I was in HD yesterday and they had a roll about that looked decent, don't know the price though.

Daris

 

[Incognito]

Knaack Model 743

http://www.nationalladder.com/Knaack-26-Hand-Held-Tool-Box-Model-743-p/743.htm

 

[Ken]

I kind of have my eye on the Dewalt stack boxes. Anyone have them? I think theyre just another version of the bosch L-boxes

 

[Ernesto]

I kind of have my eye on the Dewalt stack boxes. Anyone have them? I think theyre just another version of the bosch L-boxes

That's what DeWalt does best, copy Bosch.

 

[FloorMaven]

I've got a bunch of these-

I like the wheels.

 

[Ken]

I was considering going for something like that but I was worried about a lack of organization without any separation. I saw a big one at "L" for about fifty bucks.