Hi all can anyone recommend a hard case for a metre Mft and other items like few hand tools and proving unit etc bit like the hard plastic fluke ones
Thank gary
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I often chuck mine in a Stanley Fatmax organiser, the MFT fits in the base and still room for basic hand tools.
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I used to use a Stanley Fatmax 23" box.
Tool tray for hand tools, tough, waterproof, roomy, can be used as a seat, cheap.
Tool tray for hand tools, tough, waterproof, roomy, can be used as a seat, cheap.
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Most of me tools go in tescos bag and easy to carry around buts a bit stretchy at the moment cheap has chips ,lol
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that's a shame buzz no Tesco near me but I'll check out morrisons ??
thanks guys for replies I'll take post down now got a few ideas thanks all enjoy your weekend ?
thanks guys for replies I'll take post down now got a few ideas thanks all enjoy your weekend ?
i use an aluminium camera case.
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Fluke c1600 not have enough space? Shod get an mft in there band a few tools
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