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I've got the magma and they are great but just make sure you get the hard bottomed one and not the soft bottomed as the hard is a lot sturdier and bigger
 
Marvo said:
Hmm, I think I got wrong info, I was told it had been discontinued but I see it's changed colour, mine is navy blue. Did they change anything else or just the colour?
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that's the magma version. it's similar but more robust, better quality. got the same one myself. only gripe i have is that my irazola drivers are too long to fit.
 
Dillb said:
Hmm 4 times the cost, think I will stick to the Magma ones for now. Thats a massive outlay for something to carry tools in lol
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Yes they are put I have had a few CK / magma one and generally fall to pieces by there second birthday. Last one one lasted me a year. That's why I have gone for the veto range with a 5 year back up. Mine are just a year old and still look brand new.
 
I use this one and have found it very good..... [ElectriciansForums.net] Which tool case?


shanky887614 said:
I really like my facom bag as well, bright red and can spot it a mile away
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Dillb said:
Hmm 4 times the cost, think I will stick to the Magma ones for now. Thats a massive outlay for something to carry tools in lol
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You should see the price Tidyboiler pays for bags to carry her war paint, filofax, I-pad jemmy and all her other junk around in - it's eye watering!!!
 
Simonslimline said:
I use this one and have found it very good.....View attachment 23628
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Ive got one in the garage, still in good nick.

I swapped it for a veto when I got tired of doing that woman thing off shaking it upside down to grab a tool that had become burried.

would definately recommend ( the red cover folds into a hidden pocket if you want an open bag)
 
Geordie Spark said:
You should see the price Tidyboiler pays for bags to carry her war paint, filofax, I-pad jemmy and all her other junk around in - it's eye watering!!!
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Well they need to be sturdy enough to carry the copper, cutlery from the balti house, glasses from the pub and latte mugs from the café!! ;)
 
pennywise said:
I use a roll along Peli case, extendable handle like a flight case, just been to Paris with it on a job and went via Eurostar and metro performed great and it's totally waterproof and can be put straight into hold luggage if need be.
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I don't think a wheel along tool case will work, I do a lot of walking off-road to remote pump installations etc.

Simonslimline said:
I use this one and have found it very good.....View attachment 23628
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I don't think a 'tote' type bag will work either, my laptop and testers will be bouncing around with my handtools.

LeeH said:
What about a case on wheels? Had mine for 7 years and it's still going strong.

GT Line New Mega Wheels PEL Technicians Tool Case from Tool Venture
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WOW £239.95!!!! If I win the lottery it might be an option. Until then unfortunately not I'm afraid.
 

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