Walk over to your toolbox right now…

[EFSM]

I have 2 4th drawers, one orderly, one definitely not.

 

[FergusonTO35]

Pliers drawer:



Problem solver drawer:

 

[Shane¹]

4th drawer



Good thing we were not showing off 5th drawers lol

 

[cuinrearview]

What's a fella gotta do to get a new CCC t-shirt around here? Mine is a couple washes away from being dust in the wind.

 

[Duane(Pa)]

Don’t get the wrong idea. My workbench aka shelf is a total disaster. eta anybody need a 3/8 to 1/4 adapter?

 

[Stump Shot]

Third

 

[jakethesnake]

 

[Loony661]

4th drawers down, both top chest and roller cabinets:

 

[redline4]

4th drawers on the bottom box.
Top is only 3..

 

[jakethesnake]

While digging

You guys remember when craftsman made a good ratchet
First 3 here are old snap on 15” I think all 3 of those have new kits in them.
Vlchek I think got bought out by proto
Can’t find much info on cromal but the part number lines up with Williams.
Also the very original kobalt was made by Williams. I’ve got sets of those too. Never had a failure.

 

[FergusonTO35]

Original Kobalt tools were fantastic, every bit as good as Mac/Matco/Cornwell and very close to Snappy. Its really sad how Lowe's has dumbed them down to just another throwaway.

 

[Sloughfoot]

Original Kobalt tools were fantastic, every bit as good as Mac/Matco/Cornwell and very close to Snappy. Its really sad how Lowe's has dumbed them down to just another throwaway.

I bought a set of Kobalt wrenches 30 years ago. Picked them because they would clean up easy like SnapOn did. They're still good as new and I believe the only one I've lost and replaced is the 10mm.
Disappointing to hear the quality has dropped off.

 

[FergusonTO35]

When I saw what Kobalt had become, I sold all mine on Fleabay for more than what I paid for them. Not interested in grossly inferior warranty replacements. Sadly, Snap On did the same thing to Blue Point. When I first got in the business, Blue Point tools were awesome. They were USA made and worked just as good for half the cost, but with a plain finish and fewer options. My first tool box was Blue Point, and the only difference between it and a Snappy box made in the same factory was you couldn't order different drawer arrangements. Now Blue Point is the same Chicom junk you can buy anywhere.