The Ecto-organizer

Every great workshop needs a home for its tools, and in our shop, that's the Ecto-Organizer. This isn't just a toolbox; it's a Ghostbusters-themed mechanical tool chest, a place where the gear and parts for every project have a home. It’s a testament to the idea that a builder's passion can influence even the most mundane of tools.

While it might look like it's built to keep the Ecto-1 running, its primary purpose is to be a home for all the tools I use for every project. It's where the wrenches, the miscellaneous tools, the screwdrivers, and the sockets are kept in perfect order, ready for a job. It's a place where every tool has a home, and every tool is ready for its job, a place of organized chaos in the midst of our glorious mess.

The Ecto-Organizer is a monument to the practical and the nerdy, a place where a builder's passion for a fandom finds a home in the tools they use every day. It's a quiet testament to the fact that even in a chaotic workshop, there’s a place for everything, and every tool, no matter how small, has a home.

May 10, 2017

When I first saw this toolbox, it was a boring grey and white. But all I saw was Ghostbusters, so I knew I had to go with white and red. The bottom part sold before I could get to it, but I snagged the top for like $90.00, which was a great buy. The bottom toolbox was a gift from my mother, so it only made sense to build a wood frame around it to bring it all together. I had such grand plans for this design, but some projects just fizzle out.

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