Tool Box 

• Box or a container for keeping tools in. 

• A metal or plastic box which contains general tools that you need at home. 

H.O. Studley invented Tool Chest. He is born in 1838 in Lowell, Massachusetts and was held as a prisoner of war in Texas. 

11 Different Types of Toolboxes

1. Aluminum is the most common material that is used to make toolboxes because it is lightweight and strong.
2. Steel is the most widely used material to build toolboxes. 
3. Stainless steel toolboxes offer the durability and the strength of aluminum toolboxes at a much higher price, but this doesn’t necessarily mean that they are over-priced. The higher price is completely justified. 
4. Plastic toolboxes are not very durable. Although they will never rust, they won’t last very long,either. 
5. Wooden toolboxes are not meant for use in a rough environment. They are mostly used as ornamentals. 

Types of Toolboxes Based on Characteristics

• Hand-Carry Tollboxes
• Portable Rolling Toolboxes
• Stationary Toolboxes with Drawers

• Roll-Around Toolbox

Common Tools in the ToolBox

• Hammer/Rubber Mallet
• it is probably one of the hardest items in your toolbox.
• A hammer is a tool, most often a hand tool, consisting of a weighted "head" fixed to a long handle that is swung to deliver an impact to a small area of an object. This can be, for example, to drive nails into wood, to shape metal, or to crush rock. 
• Claw and Framing Hammer
• Ball Peen Hammer
• Dead Blow Hammer
• Engineering and Drilling Hammer
• Mallets
• Chipping and Riveting Hammers
• Sledge Hammer
• Soft-Face, Split-Head Hammers

• Various screwdrivers/drill with drill bits
• The 2 most common types of screws are flat-head and Philips. 
• A screwdriver is a tool, manual or powered, used for driving screws. A typical simple screwdriver has a handle and a shaft, ending in a tip the user puts into the screw head before turning the handle.
• Power Screwdrivers
• Interchangeable Head
• Flat-Head
• Phillips
• Square
• Hex Key
• Torx Key
• Frearson Bits
• Triangle
• Tri Wing
• Pozidiv
• Wrench
• It is handy to have for use on wide variety of jobs, whether it's for plumbing jobs around the kitchen and bathroom or bicycle.
• It is designed either as male or female, with male inserted at the head of nuts or bolts and the female coming with fitting sockets.
• Adjustable
• Open-End 
• Socket
• Ratchet
• Pipe
• Spanner
• Torque
• Lug
• Allen
• Monkey
• Utility knife
• It is handy for opening or scoring lines in wood or plaster ready to be cut. 
• A utility knife is any type of knife used for general manual work purposes. Such knives were originally fixed-blade knives with durable cutting edges suitable for rough work such as cutting cordage, cutting/scraping hides, butchering animals, cleaning fish scales, reshaping timber, and other tasks.
• Hook Blades
• Scalloped Edge Blades
• Serrated Edge Blades
• Snap-Off Blades
• Pointed Tip Blades
• Rounded Tip Blades
• Hand saw
• It is very handy to have around. 
• The familiar modern handsaw, with its thin but wide steel blade, cuts on the push stroke; this permits downhand sawing on wood laid across the knee or on a stool, and the sawing pressure helps to hold the wood still.
• Coping 
• Crosscut
• Bow Cut
• Fret
• Keyhole
• Japanese
• Rip-Cut
• Various sizes of pliers 
• It is hand-operated tool for holding and gripping small articles or for bending and cutting wire. Slip-joint pliers have grooved jaws, and the pivot hole in one member is elongated so that the member can pivot in either of two positions in order to grasp objects of different size in the most effective way.
• Slip Joint
• Hose Clamp
• Needle Nose
• Tongue and Groove
• Bent Nose 
• Brake Spring
• Fencing 
• Flat
• Grommet
• Locking
• Oil Filter
• Tape Measure
• A tape measure, or measuring tape is a type of hand tool typically used to measure distance or size. It is like a much longer flexible ruler consisting of a case, thumb lock, blade/tape, hook, and sometimes a belt clip. A tape measure will have imperial readings, metric readings or both
• Spring Return Pocket Tape Measure
• Long Tape Measure
• Level
• It is a device for establishing a horizontal plane. It consists of a small glass tube containing alcohol or similar liquid and an air bubble; the tube is sealed and fixed horizontally in a wooden or metallic block or frame with a smooth lower surface.
• Box-Beam Levels
• Magnetic Levels
• Digital Box Levels
• I-Beam Level
• Screed Level
• Torpedo Level
• Specialty Torpedo Level
• String Level
• Variety of sandpaper grit
• Sandpaper is a special thick paper with a rough, abrasive surface. Painters will often sand a wall with sandpaper before painting it. Woodworkers use sandpaper to smooth wooden surfaces, and sandpaper is also useful for removing loose paint, grit, or dirt when you're painting or refinishing something.
• 60-80 grit (coarse),
•  100-150 grit (medium), 
• 180-220 grit (fine)  
• 320 grit (ultra-fine).
• Safety gear
• Safety equipment, also known as personal protective equipment, is specifically designed to help protect workers against health or safety risks on the jobsite. By wearing the appropriate safety equipment, workers can decrease the number of preventable accidents that occur on jobsites every year. 
• Safety Helmets
• Ear Protection
• High Visibility Clothing
• Footwear and Harnesses
• Thermal, weather and waterproof clothing
• Respiratory Protective Equipment