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Old 01-31-2006, 12:47 PM
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I thought I would share a couple of photos of how I store my tools. I tend to travel a bit so I like to take my tools with me for time killing in hotels etc. I took an old fishing tackle box and made tool holders for my chisels and everything I need is neatly stored therein. The knives are a peek at what I use for whittling. The bottom of the box holds my sandpapers, strop, coping saw and bits of other things a guy might need.



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Old 01-31-2006, 01:38 PM
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Thanks Gilly, I needed that! Was just thinking about replacing my soft side carry-all with something solid. Plus as I get more tools I need more space in the "tool box". Might just follow your example. TOM H
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Old 01-31-2006, 02:27 PM
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Nice box! I use a "jumbo" box from HD, I think.

I like the tool holders in the top tray!

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Old 01-31-2006, 07:41 PM
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gilly,


here is my version of the traveling woodcarving box but this is also the tools i use on a regular bases.the box was bought last year on vacation and when i got it home i did a little customizing to the inside. it serves me well and there is not another like it


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Old 01-31-2006, 08:37 PM
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here is my version of the traveling woodcarving box but this is also the tools i use on a regular bases.the box was bought last year on vacation and when i got it home i did a little customizing to the inside. it serves me well and there is not another like it


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That's a neat box....sure has charector!
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Yo Gilly what did you use for tool holders, I like it.
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Bart,

I believe I recognize that box from Hickory. I've looked on Ebay and can't find anything like it, but it is sure a unique carrying case for your tools! Thanks for sharing the pics!

See you in Charlotte!

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Old 01-31-2006, 11:02 PM
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Yo Gilly what did you use for tool holders, I like it.
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I took a 1"X1" piece of pine, layed out the tool notches and used my mitre saw to cut the grooves then hot glued them in place.
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Great idea, compact, secure, and handy. Approximately how much would it weigh, fully loaded? That might work for me if it's light enough. Great idea though. Thanks for sharing it with us Gilly.

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Old 02-01-2006, 09:53 AM
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Great idea, compact, secure, and handy. Approximately how much would it weigh, fully loaded? That might work for me if it's light enough. Great idea though. Thanks for sharing it with us Gilly.

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I would say 10 pounds.....maybe......it was heavier when it was stocked up with my saltwater fishing gear.
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