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  1. 03-26-2012 03:42 PM #1
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    Finest example of a tool chest

     



    Even if it's not filled with the latest torque wrenches or rachets and sockets, you've got to admire the planning and workmanship that went into this incredible tool chest.

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  3. 03-26-2012 04:48 PM #2
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    Figures Norm Abrum would be involved somehow! LOL..

    Really remarkable the details involved and executed by a Master Craftsman!
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    Very nice - but I just cannot be that organized.
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    Quote Originally Posted by IC2 View Post
    Very nice - but I just cannot be that organized.
    I'd always want the tool in back on the bottom
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    Beautiful! Love the fine tools and the custom work. Truely a labor of love to do something like that. I wonder what the actual weight of it was, Norm mentioned three strong me to lift it up! I built my first pencil post bed after watching the New Yankee Workshop. Still have it and use it every day! Makes me wish I still had access to a fully equipted wood shop!
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    Holy Cow...........that is a work of art and organization......................the dude lived up to his name!
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    That was not what I expected to see Mike, but it's indeed an amazing chest. I had anticipated one of the roller "Wrenchers Tool Boxes" made of hardwood that was in Street Rodder not too long ago

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    That guy had a lot of patience, and obviously never intended to buy new tools!! Can you imagine his wife giving him a nice new block plane, and his frustration that now he has to rebuild the box??
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    I bet his wife never even thought to open that case, let alone borrow a screwdriver to pry something open!
    With his skills he could of applied to the Q branch of MI6, and helped with the invention of spy toys!
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    Absolutely amazing...Tim the toolman Taylor....EAT YOUR HEART OUT....hehehe.
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    Quite remarkable!!
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