20 or so years ago, the Snap Tool guy at work had a sale.Big tool boxes. Well, I bought a large roll away bottom box. Everything I had about half filled it up, he gave me $100 for my Craftsman bottom box, I made payments of $100.00 a week, then a few months later, the matching top box came up for sale, so I grabbed it. Now, both the correct top and bottom box are as tall as I am. I told others that you aren't serious if your box isn't as tall as you are. A few months later, the side box came up for sale as well, so I grabbed one and hung it on the side of the bottom box. It was amazing how fast those drawers got full of tools. A short time later, I acquired another roll away that exactly matched the first one and took it home. I figured that since I had a pretty decent tool set for work, I needed duplicates of everything for home so I wouldn't have to bring tools home if I needed to do a job there as well. Another sale resulted in a side by side 2 row bottom box that went next to the other top and bottom, then an Ebay ad resulted in another side box available locally for a great price, so it joined the fray. Also, I got a 50 percent off on a puller cabinet with the lockable glass doors on the front, so I absolutely had to collect the complete puller set to correctly fill it up. Some people thought that when I retired I would go into business, but that isn't about to happen at all. When I did retire, I cleaned out that whole wall of the garage between my Liberty safe and the rear wall of the garage, and when I put the two roll aways there with the side boxes and the 2 row box, I had less than a half an inch left over. The place looks like its made for all that stuff, and its nice knowing I have whatever I need in one of those boxes. My place is situated so that the garage is in the rear, there is a 70 Monte Carlo and a 68 Chevelle wagon in the garage, in front of that is a 20 foot Haulmark enclosed trailer with another 68 Chevelle in it, diagonally parked in front of that is my 90 Suburban 2500 tow vehicle. All of it fits behind a 6' gate between the house and a block wall. The reason for the gate was so that nobody driving by would know if I'm out back working or not, that cuts out the problem of persons coming over and asking if I don't mind stopping what I'm doing and looking at their car or truck. Too bad you have to be that way, but all of us know that we need to always be security conscious. Another thing about Snap On, they always have sales on different things, so look at what they are having a special on and grab it. You can save thousands of dollars a decade in a 40 year career of fixing cars that way.