Is there any way to lock this tool box?
1541500
No there is no way to lock it without modifications. But you won't find a better one out there
1541501
No there is not. It is a great tool box though. Have used the same model over and over again for the last 10 years. Three compartments to keep things separate and organized.
1541502
No. You could drill through the plastic to insert a long lock, but that would compromise the waterproof idea. You can install hasps front and back, then use a standard lock on each side, but I definitely believe this "contractor" box was to be kept near the worker at all times and they made no provision for security.
2011626
Yes, I had the same problem with the safety lock. The simple fix is to take a hand drill with bit and expand the opening slightly. It still locks but opens with a mild tug. Good Luck.
1457282
There is no lock. They attach using a tension mechanism tightened with a hex screw (driver included in the box). Very sturdy once in place, they are not going anywhere once you have them tightened down.
422917
No, just push a lock on the tool that keeps the shaft from moving, open, or close, the chuck and insert or remove a drill bit. It is easy, no extra tools required.
626461
The box is not designed to be locked. A magnet is used to keep the door closed and there is nothing to lock the handle to.
1120039
Sorry I am using the one that came with the toolbox..., perhaps you could contact the manufacturer/company to purchase another! Hope that helps.
1844596
No, there is none. It is a great product to me. You would have to improvise your own secure lock such as a screw with a weird screw driver that anyone would have difficulty finding...
1789429
You can use locking terminators, f connectors, hex nut or a pad lock to lock it.
347676
No, no lock and other than a hasp and pad lock I don't know how you would lock it.
812813
There is a small lip, under the handle that you lift to tow the tool box, you could put a small pad lock there, it is plastic not metal.
172024
So from the top - unplug the dremel, push and hold the metal pin to lock it. Twist the black metal piece, the collet nut (you might need a wrench if its tight) and then to remove the collet, which is what I believe you are asking about - I just grab mine with my fingers and twist it out. You could use pliers but its soft metal (ideally you won't need it anymore I guess) I hope this helps.
1609119
Sorry, but the only thing I can think of is to take it to a locksmith. They can open it for you.
883546
It locks everything. In order to open the drawers the lid has to be open. This is the nicest toolbox I own.
1296255
No there is not box. If you are concerned about someone changing your timer you will need to get a lock box for the unit.
567433
You can push the pin out of the hinge with a straightened paperclip or other such tool, and open the box from the other side. Unfortunately, the box isn't really very secure as anyone could do the same.
393560
There should be a ring round intention in the sliding glass door handle. Use a small socket and knock it out of the handle. That's where the lock goes.
892549
No, I tried and there is nothing on box. If you are mechanically inclined you might be able to get it off without damage. Or you could cut off holder with metal cutter if you don't care about looks.