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I've got two at the moment, both a small and large tote bag and would recommend either of them. I use the smaller one all the time though.
Small:
Stanley FatMax Technician Tool Bag I find this one perfect, should hold all of your normal hand tools and has quite a few pockets and a removable divider inside too.
Large:
Stanley FatMax 18in Open Tote Bag (I'm not sure it's this one I have but it's very similar) Extremely sturdy and loads of pockets/storage options but maybe a little big for house to house.
And no I'm not a FatMax fanboy :blush5:
Small:
Stanley FatMax Technician Tool Bag I find this one perfect, should hold all of your normal hand tools and has quite a few pockets and a removable divider inside too.
Large:
Stanley FatMax 18in Open Tote Bag (I'm not sure it's this one I have but it's very similar) Extremely sturdy and loads of pockets/storage options but maybe a little big for house to house.
And no I'm not a FatMax fanboy :blush5:
Depends what your day to day work is. I have a CK tools bag for my tester and some basic hand tools. A couple of Totes for house bashing stuff and a couple of bigger ones for screws, rawlplugs and all the other clag that comes in handy. A tool belt as I keep forgetting where my screwdrivers are.
If you really want to impress you could always wear a technicians vest... :wink_smile:
If you really want to impress you could always wear a technicians vest... :wink_smile:
Got one, excellent bit of kit.
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brman
No way I could use one of those. I can't find a screwdriver in the top of my toolbox - I've got no hope finding it with all those pockets to choose from!
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Guest123
The CK 'magma' range seem to be the 'in' thing at the moment.
rfears
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Is that zippered pocket thingy big enough for the on site guide?
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Geordie Spark
The ideal bag is the one the apprentice or labourer carries for you.
i mainly to periodic testing and i use a Socket & See tote bag. absolutely perfect for what i do.
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Sav
Ive got a Veto pro bag
Fantastic and can carry loads of bits !!!
I can highly recommend them
Sav
Fantastic and can carry loads of bits !!!
I can highly recommend them
Sav
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MarkieSparkie
Does it come complete with the big set of balls required to wear it on site? Your going to be the butt of every trades jokes wearing one those. A fluorescent target on your chest and back might be less conspicuous.
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ezzzekiel
Veto pro PAC xl, expensive but build quality will outlast anything else on the market easily, carries loads of gear and all organised at a glance.
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WPD Lad
Facom 20" tote - spot on
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Rodders73
Just got my hands on this ck magma technicians tool case.... C.K Magma Tool Bags, Tool Cases & Tool Totes | Low Prices
Tool bags don't get any better than this. I bought the ck premium tool kit which is the ck tool case complete with a load of ck screwdrivers, snips, strippers, and other ck stuff.
I've always used ck tools but never tried a ck bag but the tool case is a tough piece of kit. It's really well made, really really well made, and I can get all my test equipment in it too in the center compartment which is padded.
If you get your hands one one of these you won't regret it. I really can't fault it.
Tool bags don't get any better than this. I bought the ck premium tool kit which is the ck tool case complete with a load of ck screwdrivers, snips, strippers, and other ck stuff.
I've always used ck tools but never tried a ck bag but the tool case is a tough piece of kit. It's really well made, really really well made, and I can get all my test equipment in it too in the center compartment which is padded.
If you get your hands one one of these you won't regret it. I really can't fault it.
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