4 Drawer Tool Cart Tour US General

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This is a my home shop tool cart. It's not setup like a traditional mechanic cart, it's setup to be more like a workstation that houses a lot of my popular tools. The open bottom open area is a "flex zone" and great for holding whatever big and bulky stuff I'm working with.
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[@WC3fanatic997]

T&T: *[Giving A Neat Tour Of An Optimized Work Station]*
The Random WD40 And Basketball-Sized Tennis Ball In The Middle Of The Floor In The Background:

[@TorqueAndTwisted]

LOL I was wondering if anyone was going to catch that, I didn't until I was editing. The WD40 I put right by the door on the floor to make sure I used the WD40 on some rusty nuts before I was done for the day (wanted to do it last so I didn't have fumes in the garage while I worked).
The big tennis ball...that's my dog's arch nemesis and we go "ballin" every day, weather permitting. I don't recommend storing balls or cans on the floor, just a temporary situation in between projects and ball time,

[@Failsafeman100]

Nice!

[@TorqueAndTwisted]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@Roger_Icce]

Nice set-up, how well do those magnetic pads on your lid work? I have a rough concrete floor and have tried magnetic rails that would often drop ratchets off of them while I wheeled my cart around, do you think those mats would hold a half inch drive ratchet if you wheeled it across some rough pavement?

[@TorqueAndTwisted]

They are "strong" enough but they probably aren't the right design for a most ratchets. Here's why:
The plate is very thin and only comes off the lid about 1/4 inch. This makes it hard for larger tools that aren't flat, aren't straight, and that have anything sticking off them. The head and handle of a ratchet tend to break those rules. I'd keep other items on the mag plate to free up room somewhere else for the ratchets.

[@leadbullets4life]

Absolutely 💯

[@idle6619]

Nice setup, man. What's the height clearance on the bottom? I got a bead on one of these boxes and want to stick my little compressor on the bottom.

[@TorqueAndTwisted]

I'll measure that out tomorrow morning when I'm back in the shop. One thing I know for sure is that the US GENERAL 4 drawer bottom opening is much larger than the US GENERAL 5 drawer bottom opening.

[@Rudimentary007]

Damn 😎 cool

[@TorqueAndTwisted]

Thanks for watching buddy 👍

[@leadbullets4life]

This box was on a harbor freight survey and when I paid the shipping all of the sudden I was suckered into buying the keto plan and I checked my bank statement and no shipping was deducted, so I had to call my bank and my card was compromised.

[@TorqueAndTwisted]

You likely bought this off a scam site and not harbor freight website if it was from a survey. Careful what you click on always double check.

[@drphalus]

Is that a Tekton ratchet in the top? How do you like the comfort grip on it?

[@TorqueAndTwisted]

Good eye! Yes it is Tekton, specifically the 3/8 Inch Drive x 18 Inch Comfort Grip Ratchet | SRH02118. It's also a slim/low-profile design (link in description).
The comfort grip itself I think it essential on longer ratchets so when you're really pulling on it you've got more to hold onto instead of it digging into your palm at full force.
I beat the snot out of this ratchet yesterday to reach and move a seized power steering bolt that was 15" deep into the engine bay and with very little clearance before the firewall gets in the way. I was putting all of my bean into pulling on this Tekton ratchet, enough so that I was fully convinced it would break the drive or bend the ratchet. Very impressed, it held up great and the bolt is now removed.

[@Amtrak___]

What magnetic telescoping tool do you recommend?

[@TorqueAndTwisted]

I like to have the little pen style that I show at the 1:58 mark - th-cam.com/video/_IBvfPsQzjw/w-d-xo.htmlsi=SMB9OzafdEeWIpXW&t=118
I also really like having my new 25 foot magnetic Milwaukee measuring tape that I got specifically for using as a pickup tool.