I use my cordless Impact Driver 2 to 1 over my Cordless Drill, but I use those two together way more than all of my other tools. I have several tote-able tool boxes - one for electrical with electrical stuff and tools specific to electrical; I have a totable tool box for general mechanical (wrenches & etc). Since I use the Impact Driver and Cordless Drill the most, I decided to make a tool box to hold them to keep them from moving around, and a tad bit of space for drill bits, rule and hex shaft small impact sockets plus varies driver bits.
Well, it went together well, but it is too large and heavy. Most of my tool boxes are heavy canvas or strong plastic of some kind.
The box below weighs twice my other tool box totes, plus I made it too long and not wide enough. Should be 3 to 4 inches shorter and 3 inches wider to be effective for the way I use things. This one "could" work if it wasn't so heavy with everything in it. Half inch bottom, ends; 3/4 center span; 5/16 sides.
I used it on 3 projects and then started using my older Husky Tool Tote again. (I really need one size larger the tool tote.)
CARE TO tell or show us some of your failed or inconvenient jigs, storages etc?
Useless for the way I use it:
Well, it went together well, but it is too large and heavy. Most of my tool boxes are heavy canvas or strong plastic of some kind.
The box below weighs twice my other tool box totes, plus I made it too long and not wide enough. Should be 3 to 4 inches shorter and 3 inches wider to be effective for the way I use things. This one "could" work if it wasn't so heavy with everything in it. Half inch bottom, ends; 3/4 center span; 5/16 sides.
I used it on 3 projects and then started using my older Husky Tool Tote again. (I really need one size larger the tool tote.)
CARE TO tell or show us some of your failed or inconvenient jigs, storages etc?
Useless for the way I use it:
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