Tool bag

[Engineer54]

Hahaha!!....Why would anyone actually pay 152 quid for a tool bag??? What are you paying for here, ....a someones name?? Bloody fools if you ask me, ...you could buy 4 or 5 Stanley or other similar well made bags for what your paying for someones Name!!!

 

[Phil]

Ha! made I laugh.

did a rewire in Kidderminster last year (or maybe year before) and there was no site toilet ..... often popped to B&Q (at bottom of hill) for a doggy dump. Always a pleasure to leave them a small deposit.

if its anything like our local one the toilets have that aroma of la yellow stuff. it bloody stinks

 

[ash_s3]

Stanley FatMax tool tote, on offer at Homebase at the moment if anyones after one?

Stanley FatMax 18inch Open Tote Bag from Homebase.co.uk

 

[mart1711]

I'm having me one of them tonight!!! lol Good find! Although its not the most practical still hump a fat max tool box with me most of the time because of the robbing b******s that work in the same building i do 60% of my work in

 

[eskimo39]

Hahaha!!....Why would anyone actually pay 152 quid for a tool bag??? What are you paying for here, ....a someones name?? Bloody fools if you ask me, ...you could buy 4 or 5 Stanley or other similar well made bags for what your paying for someones Name!!!

I guess I am on of those fools..... I own 3 Veto Pro Pac's now and wouldn't dream of buying anything elese. In answer to why I paid so much for them, it is the same reason I use Hilti tools & Drive a german car..... Quality!! I cannot see the point of buying a cheaper bag with the option to replace when it goes wrong. Why not get rid of this throw away attitude and buy something that will most probably outlive 4 Stanley bags. Before buying a Veto I owned numerous bags which never lasted too long as I am quite rough with them.
I suppose you use Silverline powertools and throw them away when they break?

 

[mart1711]

Fair comment eskimo, each to their own though i guess i do a lot of work with cabinet making / powder coated panels and i use nothing but festool, works for me but others disagree.. I like hilti, although after a costs cutting project by hilti in 2009 their products have been more and more assembled/sourced from asia and the quality is not so prominent with their modern equipment.

 

[eskimo39]

Never had a problem with them to be honest mate. I understand each to their own in terms of preference but I don't appreciate being called a fool because someone else deems a product overpriced etc. I never look down on someone for using cheap tools, the same way I would never call anyone a fool for spending a lot on their gear.