Wanna drool over some great shop cabinets and metal pegboard and racks?

You will find the good stuff is expensive Nelson, but is usually worth every penny. I myself am going this route. You can fit a ton-o-stuff in drawers.

http://www.listaintl.com/
 
You're right on about that Randy.

Even the Harbor Freight rolling carts with drawers for $100 hold a nice amount of stuff.

Nelson
 
I am constantly wiping the drool off my cabinets, any time somebody new visits my shop. LOL I really like the storage shelves built into the door and the all metal construction.

There are pictures of them in my photo Gallery

Here is some storage that I was looking at, they have lots of neat ideas for tool storage.

http://wallcontrol.com

Walter
 
Love that Lista stuff. Those Lista cabinets would look good in a Kitchen!

Saw an automotive theme kitchen once done up in all Craftsman rolling cabinets.

Don't think the wife was home when he did it. :)

PaulS
 
A friend of mine regularly rips aparts engines and stuff in his kitchen. Been more than once I have been over there and ssen all counters covered by parts and pieces, even had an adjustable reamer all spread apart one time. I am suprised he is even still married. LOL
 
Here is one of my two Listas. I also like to label the drawers. I also have a SnapOn 96, a Craig's List find. I added the over head lighting.

Drawer Cabinet.JPG Drawer Labels.JPG Snap-On 96 1.JPG Snap-On 96 Drawer Labels.JPG Snapon_96_Light_3.JPG
 
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WOW,,,,more WOW!!! where do you find the energy to do all of that (clean shop, labels on drawers, etc, etc.), not to mention the time and money,,,LOL
 
November X-ray link=topic=3288.msg23977#msg23977 date=1314841304 said:
WOW,,,,more WOW!!! where do you find the energy to do all of that (clean shop, labels on drawers, etc, etc.), not to mention the time and money,,,LOL
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My shop is my hobby, vacation, and spare time. Craig's List is a great way to save, though the Listas were new to get the configuration I wanted.
 
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