I have 2 of those bags. One I keep in my truck that I have straps and other supplies in case I need them if I break down. I also have one that I use if I’m going to help repair or just need to bring something’s from the garage when I’m working on a project in the house. I love all the different compartments it offers. Great to see you posting again.
@@snapwholeharborfreightreviews I’m so glad to hear your feeling better. Covid F***ing sucks. I had it over Christmas and with a 4 and 7 year old it was tuff.
@@segraves138 round three was over christmas - my son went into respitory failure and spend a week in the hospital - I know only a few percent of the population has got it, but for those few, its pretty serious - Glad you and family recovered OK
I have a few of the Voyager tool bags, 12" & 15". I keep electrical tools (wire strippers, Linesman pliers, crimpers, etc.) in one of the bags, so when I need to work on something electrical I just grab that bag. And one of the other bags I have basic tools (pliers, adjustable wrench, 6-in-1 screwdriver, small hammer, utility knife, tape measure, level, etc.). They are showing signs of wear already, but for the price they are OK. I was going to try the` Bauer 16" tool bag, it might be a little more rugged, I need one for my Bauer cordless oscillating tool.
thats about the same way I use mine, I also plan to try the bauer bag when it goes on sale - glad I bought them, easier to keep organized, thanks for subscribing!
I have 2 of those bags. One I keep in my truck that I have straps and other supplies in case I need them if I break down. I also have one that I use if I’m going to help repair or just need to bring something’s from the garage when I’m working on a project in the house. I love all the different compartments it offers. Great to see you posting again.
They are a simple item always useful - Thaks Seballz, should be regular from now on
@@snapwholeharborfreightreviews I’m so glad to hear your feeling better. Covid F***ing sucks. I had it over Christmas and with a 4 and 7 year old it was tuff.
@@segraves138 round three was over christmas - my son went into respitory failure and spend a week in the hospital - I know only a few percent of the population has got it, but for those few, its pretty serious - Glad you and family recovered OK
I love the tool totes for hauling tools. The Voyager brand is pretty good value.
Totally agree! I use these alot - Thanks for subscribing!
I have a few of the Voyager tool bags, 12" & 15". I keep electrical tools (wire strippers, Linesman pliers, crimpers, etc.) in one of the bags, so when I need to work on something electrical I just grab that bag. And one of the other bags I have basic tools (pliers, adjustable wrench, 6-in-1 screwdriver, small hammer, utility knife, tape measure, level, etc.). They are showing signs of wear already, but for the price they are OK. I was going to try the` Bauer 16" tool bag, it might be a little more rugged, I need one for my Bauer cordless oscillating tool.
thats about the same way I use mine, I also plan to try the bauer bag when it goes on sale - glad I bought them, easier to keep organized, thanks for subscribing!
these aren't bad for ratchet straps or carrying small tools around. for only $3-4 bucks I can't complain
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