What's in your box? 2016 Giveaway Part Four

Welcome to Turn Wright Machine Works, my name is Keith Fenner and this is our third annual tool box giveaway, a seek to find worthy students and or apprentices, to give a machinist tool chest full of tools given by the YouTube shop community and those who support the (What’s in your box? Giveaway) Part four is another batch of tools and boxes that have been donated to the giveaway, along with refresher on nominations.
Contributions to the giveaway link;
Guidelines link;

Cheers, ;{)------

[yambo]

Keith - meant to say, the no spill tops to those 4 paint cups will unscrew, I also knew the snap on lids would likely get tossed as most anyone as you say would leave them sitting with brushes in them.  I had also figured anyone using them for lube oil would want some kind of magnet or weight on the bottom - and if you check it out, the plastic is actually quite pliable and durable, not brittle and the lube level unlike others is readily visible on the clear part.  I ran across them and though theyre not the commonly sought after never-spill variety everyone likes, I found I could get 4 of these for the price of one of the others and in my position it helped -- I just hope theyre still useable, I have some and they work great with a weight or magnet to hold them down.   I never considered you would have even more tool boxes this year or I would have included more ball pein hammers-lol   I too am continually impressed at the generous contributions from the online community, both machinists and non machinists alike.  Really  like that vintage Kennedy box, I think it may be as early as mid 1930's-?  When in my teens I had a 1970's kennedy 520 as my first mechanics box, but I soon realized what a bad choice and wrong type it was for a mechanics box--lol   But I bought a  more appropriate box and found a person who needed this type and it went on to serve its true purpose.  I hope everything goes well for you and Vanessa in this years giveaway, I know its a ton of work but what a noble thing to do in this day and age for someone wanting to start a new career.   Best wishes, Mike Y. --

[tonyozimek]

how cool. great job Keith! way to pay it forward.

[SpencerWebb]

I would love to hear some success stories as a result of the previous giveaways.