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I also need to refurbish a chair that I found not too long ago but wasn't sure of how to approach it. Thank you for the inspiration and great documentation! Btw, I needed new casters and found out about a great place near me called Clark Caster company just outside Chicago. A great resource that I thought I would share. They were very knowledgeable and helpful. I just took in one of my old casters in and they helped me match them with something very close. I think it cost me under $25 to replace all 4! http://www.clarkcaster.com


Apartment Therapy Chicago | Midwest #17: The "In Good Form" Project
2/1/08 4:06 PM

I have small hands and bought a starter set of tools from Tomboy Tools (I loved them so much I started to sell them on the side) and then added the following:

Basic Tomboy Tool Steeper tool box:
- 16 oz. magnetic hammer
- Mini Pry bar
- 6.5" long nose pliers
- Standard pliers
- 25' fractional measuring tape
- Mini hacksaw
- Mini sander block
- Utility knife
- Multi-bit ratchet screw driver
- Torpeo level
- Rubber gloves

What I have added:
- Drill and bits (in it's own box)
- Dremel set (in it's own box)
- Painters tape (great for marking and them removing)
- Band aids and antibiotic cream
- Mechanical pencil with big eraser
- Small notebook
- Xacto knife and blades
- Duct tape
- Knee pads
- A few small paint brushes
- A few plastic Ziploc bags for keeping screw etc.
- Disposable gloves
- Straight ruler


Apartment Therapy - What's In Your Toolbox?
10/22/07 11:25 AM