Toolbox/bag poll

[hxsarge 6]

Stanley FATMAX Extreme Round Top Tool Bag: Amazon.co.uk: DIY & Tools had this about 12-18months, i overload it every single day with all power tools, gear etc, huge when u open up the round lid, i give it all sorts of abuse, been out in rain, on muddy farms, up scaffolds, on rewires, in dirty horrible foundrys. i dont think it will ever die.... shame its worth more than most of my hand tools put together!

i carry this and a standard dewalt square bag for power tools, and i leave a huge stanley roller box at the workshop with rarely used stuff like conduit/pyro/plumbing/cctv/data/av stuff in and just take what il hopefully need, (the pitfalls of a small van!)

oh and a black and decker see through compartment organizer for my huge socket set.

Edited April 5, 2012 by hxsarge

[ChisusChrist 7]

I've got a Stanley Fatmax rucksack tool back, bloody brilliant. Had an open type tool bag before but i found that it killed one arm or shoulder and the straps get going on them. Rucksack is best as the weight is evenly distributed on both shoulders.

[Harvey 11]

Facom Pro Soft Tool Bag 20" / 510mm : Tooled-Up.com that one mate ? Very nice

Facom bag is the best i have had

[getrewarded 0]

Nothin open or it will go walkies!

[sprocketflup 489]

re opening this as my DeWalt tool totes handle broke off the other night sending my tools sprawling across the car park - poohsticks

Anyone found the definitive tool carrying device yet?

[Canoeboy 3,144]

Vetos

[NozSpark 1,043]

I have one of these,,,

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/HOLDON-CANTILEVER-TOOL-BOX-STORAGE-/151330413604?_trksid=p2054897.l4275

paid something like £14.50 +VAT for if from a local CEF

Edited December 13, 2014 by NozSpark

[kerching 2,404]

+1 to Veto

I have an Tech XLC and an open top LC

They are the dogs undercarriage!

[steptoe 2,137]

Ive tried boxes, metal, cantilever, plastic, barn door, etc etc etc

bags

holdalls

rucksacks

wheeled trollys

buckets

cases

cabinets

roll cabs

and

im now back with my trusty 15yo plastic box again

there is no

this is right, that is wrong scenario,

it all depends on the type of work, where and when imho

if Im doing factory stuff I use a big wheeled box thingie where I can load it up with tools, powertools etc, and wheel everything for miles and miles across nice polished floors,

house bashing is an old box or bag with stuff threw in,

maintenance is a bag with the common stuff in and a cordless

you get the picture,,,,,,

[Canoeboy 3,144]

 

you get the picture,,,,,,

 

You didn't attach one ?

 

Is it of SSS in pink ? Or Monkee in pink ?

[sprocketflup 489]

that's rich coming from you, queen of the pink underwear sporters

[Canoeboy 3,144]

that's rich coming from you, queen of the pink underwear sporters

 

You have been on the limonade again haven't you ?!??

[sprocketflup 489]

perfectly sober tonite boss. That's the problem see

[steptoe 2,137]

You didn't attach one ?

 

Is it of SSS in pink ? Or Monkee in pink ?

 

at what point did I say I had?

its available for a nominal subscription, 

oh, it will be pot luck as to if it is SSS or Monkee in pink, 

[sprocketflup 489]

I win either way!

[Blue Duck 693]

re opening this as my DeWalt tool totes handle broke off the other night sending my tools sprawling across the car park - poohsticks

Anyone found the definitive tool carrying device yet?

 

 

Typical Chinese chub...  

 

I have one of these.... its Canadian! 

 

 http://www.ffx.co.uk/tools/product/Kunys%20Kunel1509%200068245215092%20El1509%20Professional%20Electricians%20Zip%20Pouch%2021%20Pocket%20googlelink?gclid=CNSq_52FxcICFYkBwwodGmIAsA

 

for £50 its decent had it 2 years and only had to replace the strap holders with chain extenders. You can cram it full of stuff and give yourself a hernia!

 

When I'm rich and famous like CaNoeboy or kerching I will get myself a veto.