Tool bag or box, what's your favorite?

[nunu161]

I use the big 26" Milwaukee Bag. i love it I've had it for about 3 years and its still holding up well. never have a problem finding anything and at the end of the day your power tools also fit in for less trips to the truck or gangbox.

 

[76nemo]

I keep all test equipment secured in my Fluke C550:

I wear a tool pouch over my shoulder for all frontine mechanics tools, and a bucket buddy in a 5 gallon bucket for all the other essentials.


I have a three tier steel Cratsman box for anything else.


I just load the 5 gallon bucket with what I need for the job. Works for me:wink:

 

[peter d]

Wow. A few different brands and colors and what not, but you basically posted a photo of my bag and contents. I may have to drag my camera out to van tomorrow and take a photo to prove it.

Hacks Unite.

Hacks of a feather flock together.

 

[quogueelectric]

If i were brave, I would ask why some tools are marked "Badger". An interesting story perhaps?

Just his last name to mark his tools. Interesting is subjective.

 

[quogueelectric]

Hacks of a feather flock together.

Clean out your tool bag!! It looks as if you have been working !! And thats not right.

 

[iwire]

If i were brave, I would ask why some tools are marked "Badger". An interesting story perhaps?

It seemed appropriate as that is my last name.

My name is not 'I' and Dad is not Mr Wire. :grin:

 

[peter d]

Clean out your tool bag!! It looks as if you have been working !! And thats not right.

Why do you think I dumped it out?

 

[jumper]

It seemed appropriate as that is my last name.

My name is not 'I' and Dad is not Mr Wire. :grin:

My mistake, I see Badger and my mind goes to Wisconsin, NCAA Big Ten Conference. I thought maybe you went to school there.

 

[nhfire77]

Best Tool Bag I've ever owned. This is for service work, I carry waaaaayyyyyy tooooooo much in it. I'm too lazy to go get mine and take a pic.

 

[nhfire77]

Oops here it is

 

[aline]

I've been considering trying one of these out.

http://www.vesttechinc.com/

 

[76nemo]

I've been considering trying one of these out.

http://www.vesttechinc.com/

I have to admit, I gave that some thought as well. It would be priceless on ladder jobs. Just doesn't seem all that convenient though to transfer tools from pouch to vest when I can just tie my pouch off

 

[Fulthrotl]

The fushia-handled scissors are a nice touch.

don't be tacky. they clash with the color of the piping on the edge
of the buckie..... tragic.... and what about the *shoes*? do they go with
anything?

 

[aline]

I have to admit, I gave that some thought as well. It would be priceless on ladder jobs. Just doesn't seem all that convenient though to transfer tools from pouch to vest when I can just tie my pouch off

This just gives me the excuse to buy more tools.

Actually I already have enough of each tool I could set up several of these.

 

[76nemo]

This just gives me the excuse to buy more tools.

Actually I already have enough of each tool I could set up several of these.

Ohhhhhhhhhh, I got it now, you're just a fellow tool junkie. Okay, I gotcha. You're an addict as well :wink:

 

[ceknight]

Hacks of a feather flock together.

Here's mine. I got rid of the debris, so mine's not as messy as yours.

 

[mivey]

My Toolbag:

 

[peter d]

Here's mine. I got rid of the debris, so mine's not as messy as yours.

Shame on you. I can't be seen around people with neat toolbags.

 

[peter d]

don't be tacky. they clash with the color of the piping on the edge
of the buckie..... tragic.... and what about the *shoes*? do they go with
anything?

Maybe A&E will start a show "What tools not to carry"

 

[nysparky]

my lunchbox is bigger than my toolbox and i always seem to have what i need to do the job.