Glad the info helped, and I'm glad you're happy with the decision. Thank you for the compliments!

Thank you for the suggestion!

Hey, Brandon! We just had a live stream last week. I'm doing them every 4-6 weeks.

Yowch. I didn't know they were that pricey.

Mannnnn I would be so mad.

I have a gear wrench slide hammer got it on sale on Amazon it’s a nice kit wish I would have saw the K tool kit looks to be a little more versatile with the different length jaws guess I’ll have to get a second one lol

@@earthboundmartian612 wasn’t mad just more upset I didn’t bother to look at other options. To be fair it was an impulse buy/ I needed one like the day prior so I bought it

Hi Coyle, I was wondering if there’s any chance you might be able to share with us the history of the grip latch system on the drawers, like who invented it, and why it is that so few toolboxes have it. About five years ago I bought a craftsman tool chest with their grip latch system. I regard it as the best design ever. I’d like to get another tool chest, but Sears no longer makes their toolboxes with the grip latch system. For the life of me, why did they stop making their toolboxes without the grip latch system? Why did they replace it with a friction type or the self closing type -I hate both of them. It also annoys me that they’re making tool chest in different colors. I would care less about that. The most important part of a tool chest is its ability to hold weight and the ability to open the drawers with the least amount of effort. The drawers are the only moving part in a tool chest That, you would think, should be reliable over the years. For me, and to make an analogy, the grip latch system is like having disc brakes on your car instead of drum brakes. I don’t understand why people buying toolboxes are OK not having grip latch. Presently, I refuse to buy a toolbox without grip latch. Toolbox manufacturers who incorporate a grip latch system are asking a lot of money for those toolboxes but why did they suddenly become so expensive? Craftsman was making them and they were affordable, especially when they were on sale. When craftsman made their toolboxes with the grip latch system, was it a patented idea that was not theirs and it expired? Aside from all this, I’ve lost count how many videos I’ve seen of men and women giving reviews of all manner of tool chest and toolboxes, but only a few mention a grip latch system and they only mention it in passing as if it was a difference that made no difference. But to me, it makes all the difference in a tool chest. Am I the only one who feels this way?

Coast sells them directly on their site for $69.99. My price is higher because, well, it's a tool truck and it goes for $114.99.