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Do many people on here use them?
If so what's your thoughts/recommendations
If so what's your thoughts/recommendations
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only if I have to they can be cumbersome and heavy .only ever use mine if im up a ladder using the drill and fixings etc
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https://www.mytoolshed.co.uk/kunys-...V2crdqTI85dPe7UjN4wSU5nMOR25DoKhoCMsMQAvD_BwE
That's as far as I ever go. Have a little drill holster on the belt too.
Used when tacking orroofing mainly
That's as far as I ever go. Have a little drill holster on the belt too.
Used when tacking orroofing mainly
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Tempted to get a small one to hold my tape measure, speed square, Stanley knife, couple of pencils & occasionally a hammer
I've noticed that constantly I'm looking for one of them & its making me quite inefficient with my time!
I've noticed that constantly I'm looking for one of them & its making me quite inefficient with my time!
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Can't stand the all around jobbies
The half sized I linked above is spot on
Tucks either side out if the way.
Had mine for a long time now
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@eLuSiVeMiTe not keen on them either tbh
I don't want to carry many bits in it otherwise you might aswell carry your whole tool box
I don't want to carry many bits in it otherwise you might aswell carry your whole tool box
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Indeed. Then it's time to get the braces out
Big on them stateside
Screws/nails and a hammer/square/r.pencil is my limit.
Keep meaning to grab one of these
https://leachs.net/rhino-safety-hoo...NL5f1Pg1gHs4Q4FgQHV-tezs8gZUm1yxoCRgIQAvD_BwE
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@eLuSiVeMiTe I don't even think I would want to carry my drill or impact gun
Only ever time I would consider it if I was going up a ladder & I don't see that happening any time soon!
Only ever time I would consider it if I was going up a ladder & I don't see that happening any time soon!
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this is the one I have .great up a ladder for drill and tools hammer and clips etc but its 2 heavy for general use 
I have a smaller leather one for clip pins and hammer https://www.electricalworld.com/en/...MIuKvz7Mqi6QIVCu3tCh2h5QCaEAQYBSABEgJmp_D_BwE
I have a smaller leather one for clip pins and hammer https://www.electricalworld.com/en/...MIuKvz7Mqi6QIVCu3tCh2h5QCaEAQYBSABEgJmp_D_BwE
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See ladders and roofs are the only time I really wear mine
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@brightspark Yeah a bit overkill for my needs
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@eLuSiVeMiTe understandable why you would wear one in those situations
I have the same one only for a tape and pencils, I would rather have the tradie trousers with big open pockets but couldnt find anyone that makes them in my size at the time
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Used to do the same. Pockets full
Find this better as just swap it with the belt when I change trousers.
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You can be 100% sure if you drop anything on slats it'll go straight through.
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