My Red Toolbox

A carpenter’s tasks vary throughout each day. In addition to my Toolbelt and my Tool bag of every day favorites, I carry a Red Toolbox in my truck full of hand tools. Most of those tools I don’t use everyday but none-the-less I always have them with me. Here is an image list of the tools I carry in my Red Toolbox.



7 Responses to “My Red Toolbox”

  1.   Hart Replacement Hickory Framing Hammer Handle | ToolBox Blog, on April 24th, 2009 at 9:40 am Said:

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  6.   Dave Westman, on February 2nd, 2012 at 11:19 am Said:

    Where can I get a replacement handle for my Hart framing hammer?

  7.   admin, on February 2nd, 2012 at 12:12 pm Said:

    Dave, Ironically and Unfortunately – Finding a replacement handle combined with the cost of a new Dead On hammer started me using the Vaughan Framer.

    The handles used to be available through Woodcraft.com (I would visit my local Woodworker’s Club – A Woodcraft storefront.) For some reason, the replacement handles just weren’t the same.

    I’m pretty sure Hart hammer is now made by Dead-On. …which I don’t like as much as the refined Hart Hammers.

    I still have and use a half-dozen different weights. Good Luck, and if you find a suitable one, lemme know.

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