scottg,
You included a photo of the end of a tool tote. Could you show the whole tote?
Lauver
The tote lifts out of the sawhorse/portable workbench/toolbox. This is the lightweight (relatively) one made for jobs away from home.
There is exactly enough room inside for a plane, drill maybe, and some screwdrivers etc. The little lid bumps opens up for bit n screw storage.
A like a sawhorse/workbench so much to use, I also built a much heavier duty model strictly for in-the-shop use.
This one has a full 10" bench vise on the front. An old Columbian.
Not sure why, but if you are going to find an old iron woodworking vise in this area, it will be a Columbian 99 times out of 100. I think they must have had a whizz-bang salesman working this district.
Oh, and one more, the Sawhorsie.........
I made this to toss up into the rafters, for doing construction work with a skillsaw.
This one uses a clamp and wooden pad for its vise.
yours Scott
