Tim Brennan
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I have lots of tools and odds and ends stored in cardboard boxes and buckets. I need to make it all look more presentable and free up some space. But I still need quick access to it all.
Ive recently seen rolling cabinets for the first time and these look promising. However the price ticket on some of these was several £1000s.
I would make my own set of drawers on sliders but I don't have time right now. If there was a good rolling cabinet for a few hundred pounds that might be the solution. Anyone know of such a product here in the UK?
Would this one fir £559 be a wise purchase?http://viewer.zmags.com/publication/80ae8a78#/80ae8a78/190
Alternatively, I could buy several systainers and stack them until I have time to build a sysport.
I am also thinking that a plan chest might work as an alternative. Good idea?
Update: I found this interesting thread at the weekendhttp://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?t=1208301
An hour with a sheet of 3/4 mdf, some nails and a hammer and think I found my solution . Very fast access indeed.
Ive recently seen rolling cabinets for the first time and these look promising. However the price ticket on some of these was several £1000s.
I would make my own set of drawers on sliders but I don't have time right now. If there was a good rolling cabinet for a few hundred pounds that might be the solution. Anyone know of such a product here in the UK?
Would this one fir £559 be a wise purchase?http://viewer.zmags.com/publication/80ae8a78#/80ae8a78/190
Alternatively, I could buy several systainers and stack them until I have time to build a sysport.
I am also thinking that a plan chest might work as an alternative. Good idea?
Update: I found this interesting thread at the weekendhttp://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?t=1208301
An hour with a sheet of 3/4 mdf, some nails and a hammer and think I found my solution . Very fast access indeed.
