CRAFTSMAN S2000 Rolling Tool Cabinet - LIVE Stream - 04-27-2022 Ask the Builder

Okay, it says that we are live. I'll believe it when I see it. I think it is. I think we're live. I'm Tim Carter. You're watching Ask the Builder. And it is a chilly, rainy April 27th, 2020 here in central New Hampshire. Maybe nice where you are, but it's spring comes late to the Northeast Kingdom

sometimes. This is one of those years. We're getting some of the bushes budding out

but the trees, they're not budding out yet. At least if they are, it's very small. Can't see it

You're not a teenager anymore. You don't have to remind me. Kathy reminds me all too often

She keeps telling me I'm not like I was when I was 18. Okay We going to talk about this We going to talk about the Krasman S 26 rolling tool cabinet We going to talk about that a little bit And I going to really kind of more tell you a story about my past history of tool storage

And when you hear my story, before I'm even finished, you'll probably have gone online

and ordered one of these craftsmen tool chests because you don't want to be like me

and this is I actually it's what's kind of interesting I got a press release about this

maybe three weeks ago and from the woman who is in charge of the Sears

public relations and I'm sorry, craftsman, the craftsman brand, not Sears. It's so easy for me to say Sears

Sears is pretty much gone. They're done. But the Craftsman brand is still alive

because Stanley Black and Decker bought it. And they were promoting this tool chest for Mother's Day, believe it or not

And, you know, at first blush, you might think, well, that's a stupid idea

No, no, no, it's not a stupid idea. Not by a long shot

And the reason why is I mean there a multitude of uses for something like this I mean I know it sounds crazy It could even be used in a sewing room All right So it just a great it a great great cabinet And Jack got one So Jack can actually speak to it If you not checked in that one of the rules here on the S of the Live stream If you don check in then what happens is I have a bot that automatically charge your credit card So

it probably would be a good idea just to go ahead and check in, avoid that charge on your credit

card statement. I'm teasing. Speaking of bots, the word on the street is there's a lot of them

that are disappearing. Hey, Frank, how you doing? It's great that you're here. What do you know

I'm sure you're just down the lake from me. Frank, Frank lives really, really close to me. Frank lives, maybe

As the bird flies, I would say Frank is no more than six miles away

And if we were on the radio together, like right now, if I got on two meters, Frank and I

we could probably talk it would be really cool I bet you we could talk with each other on one watt One watt of power easy Isn that cool I mean one watt So I know this isn asked the builder show

It's not asked the radio guy. But the average, you know, the old-fashioned nightlights, you know, the ones that have that tiny little bulb, you know, that glow in the bathroom

You know, those are generally about four watts. So imagine one watt of power

And we're talking to each of. other. It's amazing. Will's here. Hey, I know. What a miserable kind of cold wet day

If you, I want to, before I go any farther and talk about the toolcast, the toolbox

If you have any questions at all about your home, go ahead and type them in the chat

We don't have to talk about toolboxes. We're going to talk about a lot of things today

We're going to talk about Mark, who I had a consult call with about two hours ago out in Salt Lake City, about a septic system. We can talk about roofs. We can talk

about laminate flooring. It doesn't matter what it is. I'm here to help you. I'm here to

help save you money, and I'm here to help save your time. We're also going to talk a little bit

about inflation