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Old 07-22-2011, 09:27 PM   #1641
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Not that heavy, like 6-8 pounds. It's the toolbox I leave in the gangbox on jobsites. I like that I can lock it and not worry about my tools.
I meant with the tools in it. It's gotta be at least 35lbs, probably 40lbs.

I do the same thing with my Veto Pro Pac. I keep all my tools in it and keep it in the car or the gangbox usually. I use a tray and my pouches to take the tools I'll be using at the time.

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Old 07-22-2011, 09:30 PM   #1642
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I meant with the tools in it. It's gotta be at least 35lbs, probably 40lbs.

I do the same thing with my Veto Pro Pac. I keep all my tools in it and keep it in the car or the gangbox usually. I use a tray and my pouches to take the tools I'll be using at the time.

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Yeah with all the tools it's probably about that heavy, but I had the same tools in a klein bag before I got that toolbox so I'm used to it.
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Old 07-22-2011, 11:42 PM   #1643
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It didn't seem deep enough with the parts tray in the bottom though. How do you like it?
Here are some pics of the depth if this helps, threw impact driver and hammerdrill in for perspective.







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I had a kunys carrier similar to yours , the parts box was handy until it disintegrated after so much use. Then I could not find a new parts box to fit the tote. Back I went to a jack chain bucket with a tool pouch inside, I keep all my parts in empty cad weld boxes now.

I just opened it to see if the bottom of the bag above the bin hits the top of the parts carrier and there is about a .25" clearance, I was kind of thinking after post that it might get crushed but it looks good. As far as wear and tear, I'll let you know.
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Old 07-23-2011, 12:02 AM   #1644
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for sharing the photos of your bags and tools.

Unfortunately, my visit to this thread was prompted by the fact that my tool bags were stolen today. We used the photos of all your bags and tools to help jog my memory of what was in my bags for replacement purposes, as well as to see what kind of replacement bag to buy.

The biggest loss was my custom-made Red Oxx bag that held all my tools. It was a modified version of the Safari/Beano bag, with lots of pockets.
http://www.redoxx.com/

These photos of all your tools are the best evidence of recording what you own, especially if you also have your receipts stashed. If you haven't taken photos and posted here, do so for your own records!

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pdragon, that sucks! Hope you find the
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Old 07-23-2011, 01:04 AM   #1646
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Nice manbags!
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Old 07-23-2011, 08:57 AM   #1647
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Nice manbags!
Hmm. Just as a side note, I'm not sure if the word "manbag' should be used in a congratulatory manner toward other men. 'Manpurse', 'Handbag', 'Carry-all', these words can be used when poking fun at other mens tool bags.

'Manbag'...this brings up some other images that are not pleasant.
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for sharing the photos of your bags and tools.

Unfortunately, my visit to this thread was prompted by the fact that my tool bags were stolen today. We used the photos of all your bags and tools to help jog my memory of what was in my bags for replacement purposes, as well as to see what kind of replacement bag to buy.

The biggest loss was my custom-made Red Oxx bag that held all my tools. It was a modified version of the Safari/Beano bag, with lots of pockets.
http://www.redoxx.com/

These photos of all your tools are the best evidence of recording what you own, especially if you also have your receipts stashed. If you haven't taken photos and posted here, do so for your own records!

again, thank you.

Good luck getting all your tools back the way you had them. I had been ripped off three times in the same year. I would get comfortable with a set of tools just in time to have it stolen from the work truck. Ahh the benefits of working in NYC...
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Old 07-24-2011, 03:39 AM   #1649
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hey, first post
Australian sparkie, work mostly industrial, this is my tool bag and tools ill carry most of the time just missing my meter, tool bag made by an Aus company www.donkeybags.com
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I really love that Donkeybag... canvas will last forever. Can't find anything like that here. What brand linesman pliers are those, they have a strange jaw shape to them? Welcome to the boards... always nice to see what tools other countries use.
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Australian sparkie, work mostly industrial, this is my tool bag and tools ill carry most of the time just missing my meter, tool bag made by an Aus company www.donkeybags.com
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Who makes those wrenches in the bottom of your last pic?
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Who makes those wrenches in the bottom of your last pic?
Those are Bahco ratcheting spanners if I'm not mistaken.
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Those are Bahco ratcheting spanners if I'm not mistaken.

Cool! looks like the do 4 sizes per wrench?
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http://www.toolbox.co.uk/bahco-s4rm3...het-7511-76327

Looks like these
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The donkey bag is brilliant very tough bag
Those are marvel pliers they have like a scissor action on them
http://www.electricianstoolsonline.com/product/MVA200

Yep those are the bahco spanners 4 sizes per spanner
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Thank you... i've seen those before and never knew what they were.
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I have to ask you Vale... how do you strip wire? I don't see any wire strippers. I love the Donkey bag by the way, might try one of those. I use a small tool box that hardly closes with the tools i have in it. I need something that is rain proof because i work at a copper mine and outside alot. That bag looks perfect. Do they ship to the states?
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I have to ask you Vale... how do you strip wire? I don't see any wire strippers. I love the Donkey bag by the way, might try one of those. I use a small tool box that hardly closes with the tools i have in it. I need something that is rain proof because i work at a copper mine and outside alot. That bag looks perfect. Do they ship to the states?
i bet they do just call them here..
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Husky 10” Electrician’s Tool Bag (had to have something immediately, but will look into the Veto mentioned here when I can.)

Husky Organizer pouches 3 pk


Klein ET200 Electronic Voltage/Continuity Tester
Commercial Electric GFCI Outlet Tester
Estwing 20oz. framing Hammer
Junior Tube Cutter
Husky Ό” #2 Phillips/Slotted two-ended Offset screwdriver
Husky stubby slotted screwdriver
Husky stubby Phillips screwdriver
Klein screw holding screwdriver
Klein #2 Phillips offset screwdriver
Klein Straight blade offset screwdrivers -2
Klein screwdriver set 7 pc.
Klein #2 Phillips screwdriver
Klein #2 Square Drive screwdriver
Klein conduit fitter and reaming screwdriver
Klein 9” lineman’s pliers, Journeyman series
Klein Needle nose pliers, Journeyman series
Klein diagonal cutters, Journeyman series
Klein cable cutter
Klein 7-pc nut driver set
Klein 6-in-one tapping tool
Klein 10-20 ga wire stripper
Klein NM cable stripper
Klein 10-18 wire stripper
Klein Stakon crimper
Klein 8 pc folding hex key set
Klein 9pc folding hex key set
Klein 5 pc folding hex key set
Klein 12” crescent wrench
Klein 6” crescent wrench
Channel Lock 426
Channel Lock 420
Channel Lock 430
Channel Lock 440
Wiss straight aviation snips
Wiss right hand aviation snips
Stanley Fat max 25’ tape measure
Stanley Max 16’ tape measure
Stanley Sheet rock saw
Stanley 1” wood chisel
Greenlee MC cutter
Lenox folding jab saw
Lenox Hack saw
Rayovac led headlight
Klein Torpedo level, 2


Still Need to Replace:
Fluke Clamp-on digital multi-meter
6” Morse 7/8” Auger Bit
DeWalt ½” 14.4 Volt Drill driver kit
Lenox 7/8” hole saw with arbor
1-1/8” hole saw
1-3/8” hole saw
(5) 1/4” drill bits
LED flashlight
Sure-Fire Tac Light
Black & Decker Nut Driver Bit Set
Craftsman Ratcheting Screwdriver set with bits
Blue & Grey multi-bit screwdriver set
No Dog level
3 pr leather gloves
Round file with handle
Razor knife
CAT-5 coax stripper
Craftsman ½” combination Wrench
Craftsman 9/16” combination Wrench
1/2"/9/16” Box end wrench
Combination Square
Folding wood ruler
9/32” nut driver
½” Allen wrench
Plastic handled cable ripper
Offset wire nut spinner
Ear muffs


dang... that is quite a list!
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