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That Tool chest was $7500? Wowza!
... and that's on the cheaper end. But, when it's your profession, I think it's worth it. Also, when you go to buy another box in 10 years and trade that in, they'll give you more than you paid for it!
Okay cuz I had to chime in on this because I'm a female with a power tool Obsession well just an all-around tools obsession.just my toolbox basically.![]()
I like to weld some my welding goodies
I got a new dining room table sets so I decided to take the old table and make it a workbench![]()
Fresh off snap on truck!
$7500 is just a start. Most tech invested way more for their tools 30K or higher.Not only hand tools,air tools and electric tools,but they also invested in diagnostic equipmentThat Tool chest was $7500? Wowza! Who knew tools cost so much...even cost more than fish tank stuff.
Now I don't feel so bad when I buy a $269 gyre:)
I know there's a lot of DIYers on here... you almost somewhat need to be in order to dive into this hobby.
I love tools and use them heavily for my day job... there's nothing like having the right tool. So please share your tools, whether it be hand tools, wood shop, metal shop, CNC, etc.
- Whether it be building your own tank/sump out of glass or acrylic.
- Building your own stand out of wood or welding one out of steel or aluminum.
- Plumbing your own tank.
- Cable and wire management etc.
- Building your own or modifying light fixtures.
- Designing/fabricating your own reactors, skimmers and other accessories.
- You get my point!
If you know me on here, you know I'm somewhat organized and meticulous.... and my tools reflect that. Here are some of my drawers from my work box. I actually take these pictures from time-to-time for insurance purposes. I was taking them today and it got me thinking it could be fun to use them in a thread like this.
IMG_7377 by Toby Broadfield, on Flickr
IMG_7366 by Toby Broadfield, on Flickr
IMG_7357 by Toby Broadfield, on Flickr
IMG_7359 by Toby Broadfield, on Flickr
IMG_7360 by Toby Broadfield, on Flickr
IMG_7356 by Toby Broadfield, on Flickr
IMG_7361 by Toby Broadfield, on Flickr
IMG_7364 by Toby Broadfield, on Flickr
IMG_7353 by Toby Broadfield, on Flickr
IMG_7352 by Toby Broadfield, on Flickr
IMG_7351 by Toby Broadfield, on Flickr
IMG_7350 by Toby Broadfield, on Flickr
IMG_7374 by Toby Broadfield, on Flickr

If any Snap-on dealers are in this thread all they're seeing is...truck payment, mortgage payment, new jacuzzi. I know I've made some mortgage payments for the Snap-on guy but my tool box looks nothing like these.
Hey i agree, I cringe when I need to borrow a tool from a buddy and it's from harbor freight, I go for the sales too, but usually it turns into me looking through the flyer like "$30 off 3-pc brass drift set...I guess I need brass drifts" I'll take em.Yeah, they are definitely NOT cheap at all. I have a really good relationship with my Snap-On guy, so I do get deals. You can also haggle with them or make package deals... still expensive though. I've been buying tools from them for over 20 years, so unfortunately I think I am immune to the price lol. I sleep better at night knowing that the tools are for my profession and they will be with me the rest of my life. Whatever it takes, right hahaha.
wooooooooooooooI know there's a lot of DIYers on here... you almost somewhat need to be in order to dive into this hobby.
I love tools and use them heavily for my day job... there's nothing like having the right tool. So please share your tools, whether it be hand tools, wood shop, metal shop, CNC, etc.
- Whether it be building your own tank/sump out of glass or acrylic.
- Building your own stand out of wood or welding one out of steel or aluminum.
- Plumbing your own tank.
- Cable and wire management etc.
- Building your own or modifying light fixtures.
- Designing/fabricating your own reactors, skimmers and other accessories.
- You get my point!
If you know me on here, you know I'm somewhat organized and meticulous.... and my tools reflect that. Here are some of my drawers from my work box. I actually take these pictures from time-to-time for insurance purposes. I was taking them today and it got me thinking it could be fun to use them in a thread like this.
IMG_7377 by Toby Broadfield, on Flickr
IMG_7845 by Toby Broadfield, on Flickr
IMG_7366 by Toby Broadfield, on Flickr
IMG_7357 by Toby Broadfield, on Flickr
IMG_7359 by Toby Broadfield, on Flickr
IMG_7360 by Toby Broadfield, on Flickr
IMG_7356 by Toby Broadfield, on Flickr
IMG_7361 by Toby Broadfield, on Flickr
IMG_7364 by Toby Broadfield, on Flickr
IMG_7353 by Toby Broadfield, on Flickr
IMG_7352 by Toby Broadfield, on Flickr
IMG_7351 by Toby Broadfield, on Flickr
IMG_7350 by Toby Broadfield, on Flickr
IMG_7374 by Toby Broadfield, on Flickr