Hotpoint Tool Case 19

[iadom]

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Have to agree, zips go very quickly on those but again I am also guilty of trying to cram everything in. 🙁

[Lawrence]

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I kept breaking zips on the magma ,now on 2nd parat case in 10 years.

[funkyboogy]

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when you think about it apart from cordless screwdriver and mega etc

90{e5d1b7155a01ef1f3b9c9968eaba33524ee81600d00d4be2b4d93ac2e58cec2d} of jobs you use

star head , flat , long nose , snips , maybe mole grips ,
7,8,10 ,12,13 mm socket

can all probably fit everything you need in your side pocket

of course bearing tubs etc different story

as we do edinburgh city center try to travel light – can be a total bumer if you forget something and have to go down 4 flights to get to van

i normaly fit all my tools into alpha tech mega carry case

job done —

were kinda like golfers humfing around 12 clubs all day – but probs only use about 4

[Kentish]

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Having needed a new tool carrying device for some time, I was interested to see some of the suggestions.
Having looked and justified things to myself I went for a Veto Tech Pack, having never before been a rucksack lover. All can say is what a revelation it is. Yes you have to be organised, but then that’s not hard.Yes you probably really need to think whether you still really need to carry things like the heater clamp washer tool for Zanussi wash craft and such, but once organised and set the bag is awesome, and when on your back, really steady and easy to move around. More importantly the weight within it seems to melt away with the back padding and padded straps really helping.
If you need to go further than curb side to front door with more than 10 paces I cannot recommend this bag highly enough.
Yes it isn’t cheap, but then nothing of quality is these days.

[Martin]

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Rucksack….hmm? I wonder what leavemetogetonwithit has for a toolcarry on his pushbike?

[ccroll]

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new hotpoint/whirlpool engineers are now issued a Stanley 195611 Fatmax Tool Backpack & a Stanley 1-95-613 23-inch Metal/ Plastic Toolbox – Yellow

[Twoten]

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ccroll wrote:new hotpoint/whirlpool engineers are now issued a Stanley 195611 Fatmax Tool Backpack & a Stanley 1-95-613 23-inch Metal/ Plastic Toolbox – Yellow

I’m still tempted to try a backpack as long as I can get everything in it that I want. Last time I bought a bag (a Plano toolbag) and got rid of it after a month because it was a pain finding anything. The backpack looks like it might work though.
I just don’t relish the idea of having to reorganise and work from a different tool case.

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