Today I acquired...........

[Windy Miller]

No, at least, there are no rails for dividers.
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They're perfect for test meters and the like, or perhaps my wood-bothering kit.
I may need to lose a set of Bisley drawers to make room...

Feel free to lose them my way Graham. I could do with some more!

 

[Seadog]

I've found a space

 

[Windy Miller]

I've found a space

Bugger. That’s great news!

 

[The_Yellow_Ardvark]

I've found a space

Yes, in my workshop.

 

[roblane65]

Repairing the roadside fence and got lucky,all very new,only adverse wear detected on the handles from excessive periods of “conversation “they were all in a heap in the undergrowth.View attachment 400296

You want to chuck them back where you found them ! they just mean hard manual labor

 

[MetalMonkey]

Picked this up for not much money yesterday. I've not seen one with drawers this size. Now, where on earth can I fit it in?

Those Bisley type cabinets usually come in three drawer heights.
The six tall drawers like the one you have just acquired. The more common thinner style available in number of different drawer configurations but often in a 15, and then an extra low profile drawer, which is usually on the 30 drawer units.
I've seen all three styles with and without the optional plinth.

They are all very handy for the workshop, I don't think you can have too many of them.

 

[Seadog]

"They are all very handy for the workshop, I don't think you can have too many of them."

How right you are

 

[MattF]

You're just showing off now.

 

[Seadog]

 

[123hotchef]

I acquired a set of bisley drawers yesterday from my neighbour

 

[GraemeVW]

Some boot sale finds today, 10 britool metric 1/2 drive sockets, an mini extension and a T bar socket, £8.
And this progress? drill guard.
It doesn't fit my kerry, but the hole is too small so easy to bore out.
When I get chance I'll spend an hour making it fit, another half hour fitting it, then I'll take it off and stick it in a drawer like everyone does will these things!
Still, £1.

 

[slim_boy_fat]

You want to chuck them back where you found them ! they will just mean hard manual labor

Not to the previous 'operators' they didn't.

 

[MattF]

then I'll take it off and stick it in a drawer like everyone does will these things!

I was wondering what had possessed you to buy one.

 

[MattF]

I acquired a set of bisley drawers yesterday from my neighbour

Photo, else it didn't happen.

 

[123hotchef]

Photo, else it didn't happen.

i need to get back down to the workshop,

 

[nickk]

You want to chuck them back where you found them ! they just mean hard manual labor

Shirker!

 

[AdventuresInMetal]

buying random small stuff and needed to spend another £30 for free delivery, so £130 later i saved 6.99 on delivery

 

[sardine]

No, at least, there are no rails for dividers.
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They're perfect for test meters and the like, or perhaps my wood-bothering kit.
I may need to lose a set of Bisley drawers to make room...

Look like the old quality ones made by Vickers Crayford ( ex machine gun factory ) I had four with a bench bolted on top.

 

[GraemeVW]

I was wondering what had possessed you to buy one.

It was £1!
Couldn't really say no

 

[sardine]

Full marks for Screwfix oxide primer , goes on well with a roller.