Do you remember how much the ferries plastic tool box was trading for? and or the features that made it a gem? ray
At the time it was 90 sterling , it was squarish in shape nice slots for every tool , very well balanced and you could not break it with a steam roler
I had one of Claudins plastic boxes. They were made of Lexan. Very light and held up well though it had a "cheap" rattily sound when putting tools in it. Got rid of that one and started using a JV working deluxe box, another hand-me-down. Dad bought it but didn't like it. I added a handle (from JV), a bigger set of wheels, and a leather side pouch/pockets for knives/curettes. Also took a hole saw and put in some "lightening" holes. It's a bit heavy and low but will outlast me. My first box was a Thoroughbred platers special w/ some hardware store wheels added to it, also a hand-me-down.
