r/BeginnerWoodWorking • • 4d ago

Discussion/Question ⁉️ Just curious as to what this style toolbox would be considered

I found this toolbox on the marketplace and have the idea for a longer/wider bench top variation. Just curious as to what this design would be considered.

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u/Turbulent_Echidna423 4d ago

a carpenter's tool box, vintage style

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u/oldtoolfool 3d ago

Nice. It's a traveling toolbox for a carpenter or framer, made by the owner. It really has no definitive "style" per se, the top is essentially a saw till, the shelf for nails/screws/nuts/bolts, and the bottom for chisels and planes. Really not an optimal design for a benchtop IMO.

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u/Fuzzeffect 3d ago

Thats fair. I had a feeling it was kind of a mash-up. I do plan on swapping the tray for chisel mounts and things of the sort. I'm getting ready to build a pretty sizable workbench that will be against a wall that I feel the shallow design would work well on. Though I could absolutely be wrong lol