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I was wondering what everyone uses to carry hand tools to the job. I currently have a cheap plastic toolbox with a tray, where I store an assortment of screwdrivers, pliers, holesaws etc…but I really need something different. I love the looks of those Veto packs, but not sure if I want to spend the money. Does anyone use them or something similar?
I use a Husky tool tote for my hand tools. It works and is cheep.
Ron
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I have started packing a lot of things in L-Boxx’s for our out of town jobs where we have to take a lot of tools and fasteners.
The biggest thing I don’t like about my basic toolbox is I have to about dump it out to find everything that’s in there..I have a pretty good assortment of electrical and plumbing tools, plus chisels, nail sets, wrenches, small prybars etc.
I have a husky bag for my hand tools.best way to carry those type of tools.
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There’s lots of sizes and options with the tool totes like Ron posted, and don’t forget about those bucket bosses.
Funny I just got a couple new systainers for my hand tools. I will post a pic of them tomorrow. I think they will work out well.
I also use a husky tote like what rons uses. However I am thinking of making the switch to what will uses and that is the ridgid hard case with wheels. I just will wait till i make the trip over to the states to buy it. over here in canada it is double the price plus some.
i have 2 differetn bucket bags set up, a husky brand one for siding tools, a carhartt one for general use tools.. from there 2 husky electricians bags for my interior trim hand tools
heres a tip, dont fart in a space suit
I have been trying to find a good tool bag or box for years.
Seams no matter what I get I have to dig or dump everything.
The Husky bags are pretty nice but they are heavy before you even put any tools in it. I am using a big rolling box now and have a love hate relationship with it. Nice when I get it to the job but takes 2 of us to load into the truck.I use a Husky tool tote for my hand tools. It works and is cheep.
I use the same type of bag….just a bit more messy.
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I use a Husky tool tote for my hand tools. It works and is cheep.
I have a bag similar to this when I help someone out and grab tool I think I need.
I use a Husky tool tote for my hand tools. It works and is cheep.
I use the same type of bag….just a bit more messy.
Love the Knipex you’ve got in that bag. I’ve got one in my box, awesome tool!
i did have a veto pro pac that a buddy gave me years ago, it held my trim hand tools but he asked for it back a little over a year ago. they are very very well built definitely worth the money
heres a tip, dont fart in a space suit
I have the large CLC open top tool bags. I can’t work out of closed top or zip up bags.
I have several CLC bags. On for plumbing, one for electrical, one for tile, etc.
Delta
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I keep a lot of the smalls in the small DeWalt ToughBoXX..
Dirty Are you really using that little folding square??
Andrew got all of to get one and I don’t think I used mine once. Lol
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Tom M
I have been trying to find a good tool bag or box for years.
Seams no matter what I get I have to dig or dump everything.
The Husky bags are pretty nice but they are heavy before you even put any tools in it. I am using a big rolling box now and have a love hate relationship with it. Nice when I get it to the job but takes 2 of us to load into the truck.you can’t turn it around and pull it on to the truck bed or van bed? that would deter me from getting the ridgid rolling cart, if i were to load up on all my hand tools.
I was wondering what everyone uses to carry hand tools to the job. I currently have a cheap plastic toolbox with a tray, where I store an assortment of screwdrivers, pliers, holesaws etc…but I really need something different. I love the looks of those Veto packs, but not sure if I want to spend the money. Does anyone use them or something similar?
I have a LBOXX-4 with all my drywall/flooring/cement tools in that I use and I also use a Bucket Buddy that has been kicking around for over 30 years.
The Veto bags look good but yea they do cost a pretty penny.“If you don’t pass on the knowledge you have to others, it Dies with you”
— Glenn Botting
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