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Tool Boxes

bigdogchris

bigdogchris

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I've having a very difficult time finding a toolbox to store my pc stuff in. I've looked on eBay, newegg, Wal-Mart and other discount stores. I check the fishing section and home ware storage.

What I'm looking for is a toolbox that has an smaller box with compartments (with snap down lid) inside for screws/standoffs etc, but a larger bottom with possible slotted compartments to store screwdrivers, and a larger open compartment to keep brackets/usb backplates/molex adapters etc.

I don't want anything to big that it's all empty trays but I can't find anything smaller that has the compartments I need. Any ideas? I can't believe there is not a company that makes a PC toolbox that doesn't come loaded with allen wrenches and soildering tools, crap I'll NEVER use. I don't want tools, just the case.
 
Bass Pro , Cabelas, Gander Mountain.....they all have pretty good selection of tackle boxes. One such as this works pretty good. You must be picky :D



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Something like this? This one is mine, I use it just for screws and stuff like that.

All my tools go into my huge filing cabinet.

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OK thanks, think I'll check Home Depot. We have one in town and I never even though about it.
 
Actually Walmart has a pretty good selection of toolboxes too, in case you don't find what you need at Home Depot.
 
The thing with tool boxes is that they tend to "Multiply" I started with a simple yellow luggable tool box, and have subsequently upgraded to a black tool chest. The tool chest is great, it was only 99$ at sears and I store ALL my computer parts in it, this saves me from having to worry about the wife or the cat messing with something that may be ESD sensitive.
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