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Bought myself Milwaukee's packout backpack - don't shoot me.
Interesting part was Powertoolmate payment went to "Westward" building services!
Interesting part was Powertoolmate payment went to "Westward" building services!
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nicebutdim
Bit of a follow up on the packout backpack...
Pros:
Much bigger than expected, so holds quite a bit, including space for combi, impact and a few batteries.
Loads of compartments of various sizes, inside and out.
Sturdy base and well balanced when fully loaded (I suspect this is dependent on not loading heaviest tools up high).
Seems to be very well made, but time will tell how it holds up to general wear and tear.
Cons:
Being huge, it ain't particularly light when loaded with tools ?
Not sure this'll be of any help to the OP.
Pros:
Much bigger than expected, so holds quite a bit, including space for combi, impact and a few batteries.
Loads of compartments of various sizes, inside and out.
Sturdy base and well balanced when fully loaded (I suspect this is dependent on not loading heaviest tools up high).
Seems to be very well made, but time will tell how it holds up to general wear and tear.
Cons:
Being huge, it ain't particularly light when loaded with tools ?
Not sure this'll be of any help to the OP.
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nicebutdim
Pretty much half price - can't argue with that.
just need a MFT to put in it. ?
I do. I’ve had some members offer me some items. I seem to have upset Casper as he has not responded. Oh well.
I'd have put the £80 towards an MFT rather than buying a fancy bag. But that's just my opinion.
Yep, fair point.
Veto currently have an offer of a free mb3 with some of the tool bags can be found on eBay or beesleys site directly
So I’ve decided that the Velocity is a great bag. But once loaded with tools it’s really heavy. So I’m thinking of either a rolling tool bag or a trolley system:
Magnusson Site system High-impact resin Tool cart | DIY at B&Q
This tool cart is ideal for storing your tools.
www.diy.com
Im going to be listing Facoms Top Roller Bag On eBay in a few days time, the bag is excellent with no damage at all, great functional bag. My reason for changing it was i needed more of a Tech Case for the work im involved in now.So I’ve decided that the Velocity is a great bag. But once loaded with tools it’s really heavy. So I’m thinking of either a rolling tool bag or a trolley system:
Magnusson Site system High-impact resin Tool cart | DIY at B&Q
This tool cart is ideal for storing your tools.www.diy.com
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