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CK toolbag for all the lightweight gear. well organised and you can tell if you've missed a tool out. sit-on /step box for hammers, chisels etc.
 
I like the ck tool bag t1632. Can anyone give a good online place to purchase from. I'm not too keen on ebay though.
 
electric center do them. not sure of price, it's about £30 ish
 
Thanks Telectrix. Are they a shop or an online supplier?
 
I bought the CK tool case T1632.

Good for light tools, Volt tester, few spares, small torch that sort of stuff.

I am yet to get a bag for heavier tools, keep them in those lidded large plastic boxes from DIY stores as they stack nicely in the van. Although the CK monster bag looks good.
 
Keep most of mine in a tool totea Stanley one. Heavy stuff for chasing and the like are in another tote. Need to change as can never find owt when I need it
 
I use the little square CK Tote for the small bits like drivers, pliers, crimps, voltage tester etc and then a dewalt large tote for the heavier bits. Then all the real demolition stuff and rarely used bits go in larger tool boxes which i only use for carrying the bits in the van. Am tempted by the bigger CK bag now though as I'm constantly running out of room. :-(
 
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I've got one of these for regular use kit.....


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And one of these for all the other stuff, spanners, stilsons, threaders, files etc.
 
Yes they are great as long as you can pick them up, none are perfect but stanley, Irwin all do a version.
 
all over my house at the moment and some in car, upended all my tool boxes looking for something the other day in a mood.
I need to sort out all my tools one day because they are breeding like rabits.
I think i need to calm down now.
 
I currently have double and triplicates of tools in my bag. Going through a bad patch with killing or losing tools at the moment set square dead, torch missing in action two long SDS drill bits buggered on the same job, atlest christmas is coming lol.
 

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