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Old 04-17-2012, 05:06 AM
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thanks for the link on racecabinet

have you seen these in person and are these a few steps above the Moduline cabinets?
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Old 04-17-2012, 11:40 AM
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Yes I have. I happen to know the President of the company and have toured the facilty. It is mindblowing what they can do.

I have several customers that have C-Tech race cabinets and they are top notch. The latching system is totally awesome and I believe they hold some sort of patent on this feature.

You really need to see the quality and how they are built. They are built to last and the adjustability is insane.

They are not cheap by any means, but quality there is no question.
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Old 05-06-2012, 04:20 PM
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I am in the same boat but I can honestly say I would rather put the $$$$ into my cars. I am not knocking the quality but I like the idea of the wall cabinets and the sheet metal base with the tool boxes underneath.
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This cost me right about 150$ to build out, the Craftsman boxes go on sale all the time, and it seems to have turned out well, easy to build.




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that looks fantastic, well done.
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that looks fantastic, well done.
indeed!!
super awesome!
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Well done!
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that looks fantastic, well done.
Thanks, the cabinets were Homedepot units, I wasnt to particular about the cabinets and the quality as i was figuring out the workspace. I just got done last weekend with the surface mount electrical.



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Okay - now put about a 2" trim piece on the bottom of those uppers and hide those lights and the wiring....
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This cost me right about 150$ to build out, the Craftsman boxes go on sale all the time, and it seems to have turned out well, easy to build.
What'd you use to top your workbench with? That looks fantastic!
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