Looks great! But that had to be a pain! The hard part had to be, figuring out every tool layout before cutting it.
Down side, how to add tools later and still keep them grouped ?
This is going to take forever...
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Down side, how to add tools later and still keep them grouped ?
Anything I could think to add at this point would just have to go in a different/new box.
I am going to change a few things around. Thinking about taking the torque wrenches out of the hand tools box and adding them to a separate box for calibrated items.
This is pretty much everything I need. I have a box in the hangar with some specialty items that I use once or twice a year.
Moved some stuff around. Last time. (for now)
Box 1:
Box 1:
Box 2:
Box 3:
I hope you were compensated for your time doing all that.
It was on the clock work, for sure.
I wanted white but they were out of stock.I find it slightly odd that you have to use contrasting red and black with red and black tools
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How long? I want to do this now. I am a sucker for punishment I guess.
It's hard to say exactly how much time I have invested. Probably 1-2 hours per tray, depending?
Redid this tray. Now all my tools that require annual calibration are in one box.
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I am not familiar with that larger Fluke meter. What do you use it for that the normal one doesn't do?
It's a megohmmeter, or insulation meter.
Tests insulation and circuit integrity with high voltage DC. It only gets pulled out for weird electrical issues or fire detector checks.
It doesn't get use very often, but it is something I've borrowed enough to buy my own. I also have a temperature probe for it.
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