Show us your machinist's toolbox, inside and out!

[woodcutter]

Here's a cabinet I made . Birch ply construction, pine drawer fronts and full extension slides. Thought I would take the opportunity to indulge in a bit of a tool gloat - the drawer slides cost a way lot more than the baby drill press and x-y table. Henry

 

[Splat]

Redrish :: I for got to show you -all my security system, Jerry Lea.

Anybody comes close I'm sure he gives'em a RUFF time. :roflmao:

 

[Marco Bernardini]

I'm glad to see I'm not the only one who loves to find the right tool just below the hand without to look for it…

 

[hvontres]

even though I have a lot of tool boxs and machinist boxs, I like this idea better for a lot of things, this is the rolling work bench in the big shop, it is 6 foot long and holds a lot of tools, and it has a light above and a four 110 volt out lets on it, when i'm working on the tractor in the winter I move both of them in at one time and can move the bench where I need it,

I love the safe on the bottom

 

[Andre]

One of my boxes.

Top: BL 3x magnifier, B&S mag base, homemade height gauge and scale holder, scales, loctite, small and large drill index's, magnetic mill way dial indicator analog readout.

Top drawer: Allen keys, few wrenches, small T nuts for who knows what, two mini pallet tooling plates.

Med drawer: Endmills, collets, micrometer, machinist clamp, countersinks, reamers, single point cutter arbor, boring head.

Bottom drawer: Parallels, boring bars in the Starrett box, V blocks, the first hammer I remember using and still use it occasionally, lab test tube holders as dial indicator clamps/snugs, flycutters, letter# stamps, tap wrench.