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what do you all use for your tool boxs or tool bags? what ones do you use?
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ive just bought a stanley fat max 28 inch box. replaced my old 24 inch (i think) wickes box that got smashed when an acrow prop fell onto it.

quite a well designed box. though it feels as heavy as the box the joiner that tought me had. his was the old fashioned wood type haha
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the dewalt zip tops from the usa {with a tote tray inside} ( you used to be able to pick them up on ebay for under a fiver + £9.00 p+p ) I got 3 for the price on one in the uk :thumbright:
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For site work i have a steel snap-on toolbox, not massive, but bomb proof.
Its about 40 years old and certainly been well used!
Replacemet would be about £130 :wtf:

The rest of my tools (home and private work) i use 2x 2000series stanley boxes, one with mostly woodworking gear, the other for things like pipe cutters big pliers etc.
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I have boxes for most tools, but I have the dewalt 5 kit and the box is the size of a large suitcase and so I am looking for a Decent Dewalt Bag to replace it.
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Got a couple of 26" stanley boxes for hand tools and a fat max tote bag for soldering gear.
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I like the big Fatmax mobile 3 tier storage box on wheels, saw it in B & Q, a bit too pricey for me though.
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http://www.tool-shop.co.uk/acatalog/Zip_Sides.html

used the xl toolbag version for about 2 years now, and very happy with it
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handyman wrote:http://www.tool-shop.co.uk/acatalog/Zip_Sides.html

used the xl toolbag version for about 2 years now, and very happy with it
You should be happy with it at that price.

I didn't realise that designer tool bags cost almost as much as a designer handbag :lol:
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:roll: :roll: :roll: how much?? Handyman!!!!
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Whatever happened to using a 98p bucket :lol:
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it was £60 when i bought it

Tis good though :lol:
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