What about this tool box?

[^woody^]

I've noticed this tool box on ebuyer.

Looks very similar to the Stanley mobile chests, but with a useful workbench vice.

Not bad for £17.50, but I wonder if all the wood chips and sawdust will cover all the tools below?

 

[Thermo]

shouldnt worry, looks like it will fall to bits before the woodchips hit it!

 

[xerxes]

There doesn't appear to be anywhere for the user to place a foot to brace this, or hold it down to the floor while it's being used.

So it can't function as a useful workbench, and it doesn't look much use as a toolbox either.

 

[^woody^]

It just looked a bit useful for jobbers who may need to have their tools and a vice, instead of their tools and a workmate.

Admittedly though, I have a couple of the similar Stanley chests and we do lots of cutting/standing/supporting etc on the lid without needing the vice jaws

I got one of the larger tool chest from ebuyer - its a knock-off of the Stanley 24 gallon chest. Great for throwing all the odd gear and power tools in and not bad for £18.50 instead of the £50 for the Stanley one

 

[Bilioustrumpstaine]

I've noticed this tool box on ebuyer.

Looks very similar to the Stanley mobile chests, but with a useful workbench vice.

Not bad for £17.50, but I wonder if all the wood chips and sawdust will cover all the tools below?

Woody, stop buying sh*te.

Now this is a proper clamp
http://tooltray.com/ViewProduct.asp?i=160881

The jaws reverse and will hold a door with ease.

 

[^woody^]

He he, I can't help it, I keep hearing these voices "must buy ****e, must buy ****e"

But I did resist venturing to the dark side on this occasion - I could see the possible pitfalls.

But next time, I may not be so lucky

 

[Thermo]

spend once spend wisely!

 

[iaith]

Now this is a proper clamp
http://tooltray.com/ViewProduct.asp?i=160881

The jaws reverse and will hold a door with ease.

I've used those Triton Superjaws. Awesome piece of kit.