Sweet, finally somebody listens to me.Just got my pair. They're quite nice(coming from someone who hasn't had a pair before though), and the price was reasonable.
Thanks AvKid.
(it's a shame I don't get a commission from Red Wing)
Sweet, finally somebody listens to me.Just got my pair. They're quite nice(coming from someone who hasn't had a pair before though), and the price was reasonable.
Thanks AvKid.
Sorry I have been away for a bit. You would be surprised how many tape measures get cut or bent when someone has laid out a piece of wood with their tape measure on the board, and brought down the chop saw.Oh, yes I realize that. I just thought they'd have tape measurers, I guess that was the thing that stuck out in my mind. I mean, I guess if I were in charge, I'd want to be the one with the measuring equipment, to make sure it was accurate. Maybe that only makes sense to me? :neutral:
Sweet, I got a response.Hmm......this talk of lights reminded me that I still haven't found a suitable holster for my Inova Radiant 2AA flashlight.
The squared off body makes it difficult to find a holster.
I just e-mailed Rip-Offs, so we'll see.
As I do primarily lighting, I generally show for work with just what I carry on my belt:
-Victorinox Swiss Army Tool
-Blackhawk MOD XSF folding knife (sharper and easier to use than a multi-tool)
-My c-wrench, with a wrapped paracord grip / safety line
-SureFire 6R/KL-5 LED flashlight
-My work gloves
All of my TD / LD stuff I carry around in a SwissTech folio I got a while ago - very handy!
Clark
Nope. Not gonna start this topic all over again. Thus the above post has been moved here, and am "sticky-ing" this thread. Does anyone want to start a Collaborative Article for extra credit?I might ask the company I work for my first toolkit.
Other than the basic tools (screw drivers, etc.) what should I put in it? Are there any instruments I should get?
What do you carry in your normal toolkit?
Here is my toolbox
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