mike marvel
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Well Mike the wood and woodworking on the chest is great. o
Now for my but...
I am a woodworker and these types of tool chest design i associate with tool wrenches.
Sorry but these types are suited to wrenches sockets adjustables channel locks pliers etc which can live with getting beatfen together but i just dont see them for woodworking tools.
There you have my 5cents but hey what do i know.
Also i think they way to small for handtools.
The tool chest in the first post (light colored) was my prototype for an idea I had. The design and drawers were left that way to house drafting tools, most of which have their own boxes and cases. At 53 lbs they aren't really intended to be carried around...but they can be.
The rest of the chests were made to order with client specifications, as to sizes and design, wood species, etc. They went mostly to gear heads that wanted a machinists design. They were sold as "bare-bone" drawers, and I agree with you that the drawers could be sized and fitted for whatever tools you desire. It's more of...whatever you can afford.
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