Used “like new” looking at around 3.5 grand is my guess

Some of mid tier is ok for tools that not go to tools but if you got top tier tools don't sell them to buy mid tier that's throwing your money away Capri is good Vim is also good

I have 3 ratchets 3/8 1/2 5/8. Thats all i will ever use in my lifetime lol.

I think most people are gravitating towards more mid tier brands for more accessible and affordability I am one of them with the price of tools snap on and mac are more likely for high end shops I personally own snap on and mac but I recently moved to med grade tools astro carpi olsa tools and gearwrench

As a strictly shade-tree mechanic, snap on has never been king for me. HF has really been upping their game and I have Kobalt stuff going over a decade that's still good.

Icon, Capri, Sunex, Craftsman and Gearwrench all the way. I’m a diy guy and there is a harbor freight, Lowe’s, and Acme tools less than 10 minutes from my house. “Professional” tools have no place in my tool box.

Put a top box on the other husky since you have a hutch already.

I've seen a couple 86" matco 6s boxes for 3-4k recently on marketplace plus they're 28-31" deep

Just dmed you on Instagram, if you got anymore ratches for sale, left a comment on post too

I think more people are becoming budget conscious. Started back in the late 1970's and had Craftsman, S-K, Proto, Williams and the like. They were looked down on because they weren't Snap-On or MAC (even Cornwell was considered garbage). I have broken a 3/4" S-O breaker bar as well as an ICON 3/4". ICON was a quicker replacement time than the S-O and lower initial cost. Sunnex impact sockets have held up great, and Pittsburgh 1/2" drive hex head impacts have outperformed the equivalent Armstrong (US made until they were 'eliminated '). Pretty much a free-for-all right now. The "mid tier" brands are getting better and some of the "high end" brands are going downhill due outsourcing to maintain profit margins. Research what you are looking for. Favorite mid-tier: ICON, Sunnex, Gearwrench, Olsa

I am chaotic bcuz I don't have proper storage but I handle it. Does waste alot of time though

Im still very jealous. New $7500-8k used "like new" condition $3500-4k.

The red handles always look the best. I like that classic look.

Who cares what other people think. As long as it's your money & you earned it honestly it's nobodies business how you spend it. Does Jay Leno do videos asking his fans if he has to many cars?

My tools always get cleaned every day but my work tables look like a train wreck. I multiple things always going on. Ignore the keyboard commandos. What works for you works for you, who cares what others think as long as you are good with it and get things done

I have the Olsa’s. Have had others alike yourself. For me, they are the easiest way of keeping things organized. Sturdy magnet base yet easy to remove

Icon changing the game

I’ve got so much stuffed into a 26” US general box. My ratchet and socket drawer looks like a bomb went off, even though all the sockets are in trays or on holders. I want a bigger box. But I don’t have room to keep a larger one.

4 to 5 grand used new i have no idea

Put all that in a Husky box... This is blasphemy

My toolbox at work is cleaned every doy and organized so i can find it as soon as i need it but my toolbox at home is a disaster

$5000

Is that a Cornwell box for sale just hit me back up at the email address it's on this

Looks like a well filled drawer!

U have a 2nd box sitting right there just organize it

If you're on a budget, check out the US general 5 drawer tool cart for daily use tools or check out check out the US General 34 inch rolling tool box

No matter what, it is your Box😇

I would go with a service cart and make it my go to box. Icon sells a very reliable cart at a reasonable price.🪛🪛🔧🔧👍👍

Snap on and MAC are poorly made now compared to the old days. Milwaukee and Metabo have stepped up

Whats the part # on that single 10mm rail ive been seeing it in the videos on the front of ur box

Shaking an empty drawer is the dumbest test for a toolbox.

capri and sunex stuff has all been really good so far no issues

You have a kid? Make them their own tool set and tool box

If you're looking for box to hold extras just get a roller cart of sorts, an use the roller as you're main box that holds the tools you use daily an the main box holds the rest.

I clean mine up every night but can understand how people can work in chaos because in other things in life it doesn’t harm me at all

Matco has a deal going buy a box get a free hutch

Get a master force box

Go with Snap-on at least a 68 inch Epic because or also the top drawer is 30 inch deep 🔧🔧🔧🔧🔧

Unfortunately I have pretty bad OCD so I keep everything neat clean and in its spot. However I think if you’re working on a project especially at home it doesn’t matter. You can clean up when you’re finished. Same goes for work. Everyone I work with cleans up and puts everything away at the end of the day

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Where do you buy the snap on tools? When you buy them are they used and opened or just bought resale? Also have you ever tried to warranty a broken snap on? Where do you recommend buying snap on tools? eBay?

How did you buy all of the snap on items? Did you have a truck that came to you?

I’m considering adding an SL80 to my tool selection I try to avoid outside work and therefore prefer bare steel handle.

The only brand I go by is quality, performance and durability. Whichever offers better quality that exceed all of my expectation with a lifetime warranty replacement wins my vote. I do not like wasting money on flimsy product.

I find extension and Snap On socket

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Eighty Degrees? So, early spring or late fall? I live in South Carolina and watch Merlin's Old School Garage from Arizona. Eighty Degrees would be a dream come true.

the top of your tool box is a disaster buddy

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Doesmt matter where its made either made in the U.S.A is way overrated.................use what you like amd works for you not them.......also dont get mad when you buy the tool and it keeps breaking or doesnt work to your needs

I would NOT buy from these guys. I spent nearly $200 on an order in mid May and I haven't received anything yet. They are now ignoring my attempts contact them to get my money back or my order delivered. I am not the only one reporting this.