The toolkit of this master is an expression of his practice. Over the course of 5 years, his needs changed as a master and artist. Some of the tools are specific. The contents of the box include LEDs, an electrical system with a charger for a power tool, a desktop power supply, and a soldering iron. There is a mirror and an anvil.
Step 1: Interesting Tool Kits
The master has a small collection of his favorite instrument sets that he saw on the Internet.
Here is some of them.
1. Tool "Stully", approx. 1890
One of the toolkits on the International Space Station (!!!)
2. Adam Savage from Hungry Mythbusters has an incredible set of tools.
3. Artist Tom Sachs has a wealth of toolkit practice and has developed organizational tactics known as Knolling.
4. Bicycle set of tools! from "IamWe"
Excellent wooden portable mobile box for tools from "JanD28".
5. A friend of the Plusea craftsman made this surprisingly flexible and wearable tool kit (Pegboard Fabric)
Step 2: the box itself
What is a tool box without a box? A bunch of tools. Nobody likes it. The author was lucky and bought a travel suitcase from Apex Electronics Surplus in Los Angeles for about $ 30.
This box:
• Lightweight when empty
• Easily modifiable
• scalable
• Cool looking
Step 3: Filling the drawer. Cutting tool
• Scissors
• Scissors for metal
• Side cutters
• Hackzall. This knife cuts steel, aluminum, wood, plastic.
• Dremel
• paint knife
• Knife - cutter
• Japanese flexible saw
• awl
Step 4: Percussion Instrument
• bench hammer
• Small anvil
Step 5: Pliers, pliers
• Spanner 15 cm. (Crocodiles)
• pliers
Step 6: Clamps
• U-shaped clamps 2.5 and 5 cm.
• Keyless clamps
Step 7: Drilling Tools
• Screwdriver
Keyless chuck. Cartridge size from 1.5 mm. up to 13 mm.
• Step drill for thin materials. Easily enlarges holes. Drills without burrs.
• Set of hole saws.
• A set of taps with appropriate drills.
• Lubricants:
- 3-in-1 home oil. Oils will help with drilling and threading.
Step 8: Screwdrivers, Wrenches
• Adjustable wrench 2 pcs. 150 mm.
• Universal pliers with a clamp
• Screwdriver 6 in one
• Screwdrivers, large
• Clock screwdrivers
• Hex wrenches • metric and inch.Professional advice from the author: 4 mm = 5/32 "inches. You can use one Allen key. It is very common in both systems. of furniture IKEA and bicycles.
• Hex Head Set
Step 9: adhesive tapes
• Tape 3M VHB
• 3M Dual-Lock
• Epoxy putty in a tube
• 5 minute epoxy
• Fabric electrical tape
• Insulating tape
Step 10: Screws and bolts 6.35 mm.
The most common size. Used everywhere. The author holds a handful of such screws in his drawer.
Step 11: miscellaneous equipment
• Clamps
• Perforated steel tape
• Plastic disposable clamps
• Various screws and screws
• Mirror film
Step 12: Measuring Instruments
• Digital vernier caliper. Accuracy 0.01 mm.
• Roulette 10 meters
• Two-tip markers
• Pencils, pens
• Steel scriber
• Kern
• Architect's triangular ruler with circle pattern
Step 13: Clean and Safe
• Small broom and dustpan
• Pear. Removes chips and debris from drilled holes, dust from surfaces.
• Protective glasses
• Ear plugs
• First aid kit. Adhesives, hand sanitizer and the like.
Step 14: Power Tools
The master does a lot of electrical work. There are a lot of electric tools in his box. Here is some of them.
• 5-pin WAGO terminal blocks
• Multimeter
• Wire Strippers / Crimping Tools
• Portable Oscilloscope
Step 15: Electrical Component
In the master’s box there are a lot of electrical components.
• AC power input, type IEC • Same as the back of an old computer.
• Ammeter, 20 amperes
• LED lightening. There is a 12V strip of LED lights that run along the body. It provides plenty of light for emergency work and extra light for reading labels during normal operation. It is connected to the power supply unit.
• Alternating power supply up to 36 volts DC and up to 3 amperes.
• Soldering iron with stand
Step 16: Wheels and Drawer Handles
This box weighs 32 kg. in full. Without wheels, moving this box is simply not realistic.
Therefore, the author bought a set of wheels, as well as a retractable handle.
Step 17: List of Possible Upgrades
This box has a lot of room for growth! Desired author modernization.
• Bluetooth speakers
• Batteries and inverter. If you need food, but it is not. Maybe too heavy.
• Vise
• Cup holder
Step 18: Magnets
This box has sheets and rails with magnets. There is also a small magnetically mounted tray and a wrist magnet.
Step 19: Perforated Steel Sheet
It is very easy to store tools in this sheet. Magnets also stick to it well. Used as a stand for screwdrivers.
The size of the hole is 6 mm.
Step 20: Steel Belt
Not all tools will stick to the magnet. Some of them are plastic or just too heavy. To do this, the box has a steel strip.