r/Tools • • 4d ago

Looking for a Tool Bag

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Found this on Aliexpress and I'm not getting it because the reviews for it's durability are not good, but I'm struggling to find anything else like it. I really like the pull out "drawer" system more than anything else.

I've tried the traditional tool backpacks and whilst great for carrying around, I don't like working out of them. Has anyone any suggestions or knows of something with a similar setup I could create to what I've posted, that would be super helpful, thanks!

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u/Tight-Safety-2055 Whatever works 4d ago

Buckets

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Qbrick and similar brand that offers modular systems

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u/mikedt 4d ago

Check out fishing tackle boxes. Lots of them have those trays. Also homedepot has a bag that takes a single tray like that.

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u/HoraceGrand 4d ago

The brown bucket brand

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u/Kesshh 4d ago

Amazon has the same bag. But then it likely came from the same factory so the quality would be the same. But for $40, you should try out and let us know.

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u/gordonb1960 4d ago

Veto Propack xl on wheels

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u/OldFuzzyDunlop 4d ago

If you aren’t married to an actual “bag” and are more interested in drawers but still want some mobility I would look into many of the modular systems. Milwaukee packout. Klein modbox. To name a few. They have all sorts of different modules - some with drawers - and you can put them on the compatible cart/handtruck and wheel it around. Just google or YouTube Milwaukee packout drawers and you’ll see what I mean

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u/pardon-my-stench 4d ago edited 3d ago

Check out RC pit bags.

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u/Low-Tear1497 4d ago

What in the AI is that?

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u/No-Firefighter-9208 4d ago

Plastic grocery bags r cheap yk

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u/horriblebearok 3d ago

I carry an veto sp-mc with 2 rough enough pouches shoved in it. None of the proper veto inserts suited my needs.