Michael Kellough
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Henrik R / Pingvinlakrits said:Eric; it is the "at home" bag which has a little bit of everything in it to combat the small (ever ongoing) need-to-fix-it-ups. I started by chucking in the most used small items and then as something came up I added the necessary tool to the bag to the point where it is now "full to the brim".
In short I have: Hammer, sharp chisel, blunt chisel, sharp steel punch, set of small screwdrivers, bit driver, slotted screwdriver (small and large), small prybar (adjusting stuff and pulling nails), sliding bevel, small folding square, spirit level, another smaller spirit level, Talmeter, small pruning knife, cable stripper, cable ties, insulated slotted and philips screwdriver, voltage checker, hex wrench set, 1/4" ratchet/nut set, scraper, marking pen, marking pencil, electricians tape, some other tape of the week, copper wire, bit box with misc items for the screwdriver, two wrenches, folding rule, small torch, small telescopic inspection mirror with magnet on end and a pair of pliers for every occasion: side cutting plier, locking pliers, cutting pliers, polygrip, long nosed bent plier (radio plier?) and a window carpenters plier - my favourite allrounder. Oh, and a small base box with the most used plugs, screws and nails and other small items like washers and stuff like that. Makita BDF 440 drill/driver, Peltor ear protection (with radio and the ambient/voice/noise control thingy), eye protection and a pair of slim gloves. Oh, and a knife/utility knife and some extra blades.
The bag is almost too heavy to do biceps curls with but it sees most small things through and my fianc?e has actually been impressed at more than one occasion when I have managed to sort out some tricky task.![]()
Hi Henrik, I'm not sure what this is. Could you post a picture sometime?