New Apprentice help for tool bags and pretty much everything.

[cprfenom]

congratulations on being the first on my ignore list.

Only the first! In this place!

 

[AndrewMgan1976]

apprentice = low wages. use a tesco bag. when wages go up, you can upgrade to a sainsbury's, and eventually go to the higher levels with a M&S.

They are all charging the same now for the carrier bags [emoji3]

 

[shanky887614]

What about Facom bags? I can get them at a good price and I've heard good things about them but I'm not too sure

facom tote bag is really good.

the bright yellow dewalt bags at bnq are good.

try to find a tool wholesaler, bnq isnt really.

 

[telectrix]

stanley fatmax @ b&q are good value for the money.

 

[Resu]

Might be a bit late to the party but get yourself access to the trainee section of the forum. I put together a list (in the stickied section), that might be of use to you

 

[D00DY_T00DY]

apprentice = low wages. use a tesco bag. when wages go up, you can upgrade to a sainsbury's, and eventually go to the higher levels with a M&S.

And when you're on the big bucks you can get a bag for life. :lol:

 

[Pete999]

Fat Max Tote with a cover, from homebase, I know "homebase

 

[Jamie]

I have facom 20" tote bag, side pocket for senior hacksaw is very useful, pockets on each side & front, waterproof etc, looks good.

Lasted me 3 years upto yet and it still looks good, I had the 16" (I think it's 16?) for a start but upgraded after a few months of use as I had too many tools

 

[SJD]

I have facom 20" tote bag, side pocket for senior hacksaw is very useful, pockets on each side & front, waterproof etc, looks good.

Lasted me 3 years upto yet and it still looks good, I had the 16" (I think it's 16?) for a start but upgraded after a few months of use as I had too many tools

I also have a Facom 20", now 1 year old and still in pretty good condition. In retrospect, next time I may try the smaller (14") version, as I keep heavy tools in a separate bag anyway, and the 20" is a bit unwieldy to carry around just to change a light switch or socket etc.

 

[shanky887614]

I also have a Facom 20", now 1 year old and still in pretty good condition. In retrospect, next time I may try the smaller (14") version, as I keep heavy tools in a separate bag anyway, and the 20" is a bit unwieldy to carry around just to change a light switch or socket etc.

you should see me carying the xxl-f lol