All these I used to use for my tools and no longer need. They are just cumbersome for storage. Sell? Donate??
Tons of tool cases and carriers….
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Depends on how much hassle you wanna go through. The Milwaukee hard case I'd toss personally. Save the clasps if you're a hoarder like me and want the chance to fix a different case later. Technically it's probably got a recycling 
if that's your thing
The other stuff is worth a little but for me the classifieds (FB MP etc) isn't worth it for $100 or $200. Most people will waste your time, the rest will lowball you -- how's $5??
If you have a reasonable pawn shop I'd wheel it all in and ask for $50-$100 for everything, or find something you want on the floor and see if they'll "trade". Ask for half of what you think they'll sell it for, or 25% of retail because a truly good (read: grounded in reality) pawn shop will sell it at 50% of retail.
if that's your thing The other stuff is worth a little but for me the classifieds (FB MP etc) isn't worth it for $100 or $200. Most people will waste your time, the rest will lowball you -- how's $5??
If you have a reasonable pawn shop I'd wheel it all in and ask for $50-$100 for everything, or find something you want on the floor and see if they'll "trade". Ask for half of what you think they'll sell it for, or 25% of retail because a truly good (read: grounded in reality) pawn shop will sell it at 50% of retail.
Hence my dilemer I hate nickel dime selling stuff. I doubt honestly the few pawn shops here would want them.Depends on how much hassle you wanna go through. The Milwaukee hard case I'd toss personally. Save the clasps if you're a hoarder like me and want the chance to fix a different case later. Technically it's probably got a recycling
The other stuff is worth a little but for me the classifieds (FB MP etc) isn't worth it for $100 or $200. Most people will waste your time, the rest will lowball you -- how's $5??
If you have a reasonable pawn shop I'd wheel it all in and ask for $50-$100 for everything, or find something you want on the floor and see if they'll "trade". Ask for half of what you think they'll sell it for, or 25% of retail because a truly good (read: grounded in reality) pawn shop will sell it at 50% of retail.
Fast way?
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I hear ya. Any trade schools you could donate to?
I'm extremely lucky to have a local pawn outfit with three locations who carries lots of tools and sells them at incredibly fair prices, thus they move them through and inventory is always rotating.
They were great at my old place and when we moved. But now just in the way. Sitting empty for 3 years +
I take that stuff to the Habitat Restore and they sell it - not sure if those exist your way.
Set it on the curb?
Someone would likely give you $100 for the lot, if its worth the trouble to you.
Set it on the curb?
Someone would likely give you $100 for the lot, if its worth the trouble to you.
Do it. Around here anything I put on the curb is gone in an hour. We live not too far from a trailer park, so they’re always sniffing around the “rich subdivision” (LOL) next door.
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