Inner10

I'm a bag man, I have a Greenlee leather bottom canvas bag but not enough pouches for organization. I also have the greenlee coudura zipper top bag, which is better but not big enough for the tools I want to store in it. The rest of my tools are in Hilti/Ridgid/Dewalt cheap bags that get replaced onece the corners and bottoms wear out.

Funny, my home depot semi ridgid 25$ Husky bag still looks new as my other more expensive ones are falling apart.

I gotta get me some Veto Pro!

woodworkbykirk

have a husky bag (wrenches, bars, other odd tools)
, a cgc back like the veto bags(interior trim tools such as 18 ga, 23 ga, pliers, clamps, glue, screw drivers, chisels, planes0 ,

multiples of makita, ridgid, milwaukee bags which come with power tools. which i store my not used so often tools in, although one has all my drywall gear in it

for tool boxes i have a wooden tool caddy i use for trim it acts as a 2 ft step when doing crown and for big stuff i have a 40 gallon stanley box on wheels which my framing and siding hand tools in along with my bosch impactor which the case broke. this usually stays on site once its secure

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JLTrim

My helper bought a Husky tool belt almost 5 years ago even though I told him it was junk and would probably fall apart. I've probably gone through 6 belts in that time, he still has his. Not one hole or tear in it either.

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loneframer

Roughly 75 years and counting on this one. It was my Grandfathers everyday box, I remember my dad using it when I was a kid, now it's mine to protect a few other hand-me-downs.

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neolitic

I can make out the hand saw
hold fast in the lid, but what is
the bored out block on the left
meant to hold?

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loneframer

There was an old Disston handsaw in the box when I got it. The tip of the saw fit in there nicely. I don't know if that was my Grandfathers original intent though.He was a cabinet maker at a local lumberyard, with 14 children. Not much left over for high end toolbox lumber.

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neolitic

Yeah, I'm sure there is a kerf
for the tip of the saw blade,
but isn't there about a 1½"
hole bored in that block?

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loneframer

That is correct and I will try to find out from my dad what might have been stored there.

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katoman

I'll get some pictures up this weekend.

bdoles

I've been using my Veto Pro Pac XL for a few years. Other than being full of sawdust, it's like new. No rips, tears or broken zippers.

For most of my corded tools that I keep in my truck I use storage totes from Northern Tools - Quantum Heavy duty attached top containers.

Awesome for stacking in my extended cab.

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Eckwitte

I can't do the bucket thing, it just seems magoo. like those two products in one things. "Its a hat and a bbq" lol

WarnerConstInc.

Veto Pro Pac. You can make them as heavy as you can carry. They are no questions very tough bags. I am wanting a couple more.

Joining_heads@c

http://www.amazon.com/Stanley-Consum...4819992&sr=8-2

These are tough and support my 225lb arse just fine.

Look for Durabull (made by rubbermaid). I don't think they are made anymore but they are tough as nails.

BigReds

I currently have 2 of those in back of my car. 1 has drywall tools, the other my everyday tools. Then i have a husky bag with my klien tools that i use for electrical repairs.

galla35

I seen a forktruck mechanic with one of them this week and they seem to work really nice and hold alot of tools

Quiglag

I use one of the stanley rolling tool boxes. It works pretty well for holding most of my hand tools, cordless tools and clamps. http://www.stanleytools.com/default....ile+Tool+Chest

unhique

We use Veto Bags and we love them.

I have the first version closed mouth (zipper, model XXL-F). It's alright in term of usability, but I think the open mouth (we later bought 6 of these, model OT-XL) is much better: accesibility, less likely to misplace tools since you can see if the tools are in their place before go home. VERY durable. More than 2 years already, still look new. Highly recommended.

I also have one of those IRWIN blue box. That's too bad if they stop making them.

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katoman

Sorry guys, I've been really busy. Try to get pics up tomorrow.

woodworkbykirk

that toolbox rocks loneframer, the handplanes are pretty sweet as well. i was on a stint of antique plane hunting last year but couldnt find anything anywhere other than ebay so i just about gave it up, occasionally i hit flea markets hoping to find one.

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