The media could not be loaded. UPDATE (with video): FIRST NOTE:... In the video I said "air compressor" instead of compressed air... -_- My bad! Anyway, this is still my favorite "toolbox" I've ever owned... even compared to a $200 I have. I just love that all of the tools I have in here are just out in the open and ready to grab. Super convenient. In the video I point out some of the tools I have in here but couldn't remember the names of some. But I've written them down here: Pliers & Wrenches: 1. Black "punch" plier things: Lisle 38350 Exhaust Hanger Removal Pliers 2. Stanley 84-096 5-Inch Needle Nose Plier 3. Strong hand Tools PE6 Expand-O Pliers, 6.5-Inch 4. IRWIN VISE-GRIP Original Large Jaw Locking Pliers, 12", 12L3 5. Triplett LongLockers TT-200 Extended Reach Locking Pliers with Cushioned Grips, 15-inch 6. IRWIN VISE-GRIP Original Locking Pliers with Wire Cutter Set, 2 Piece, 36 7. Flat needle nose pliers that I found at a beach and repaired 8. Long reaching needle nose pliers from local hardware store 9. Stanley 90-947 6-Inch MaxSteel Adjustable Wrench Prying tools: 1. Anyyion Auto Panels Trim Removal Tool 9Pcs Trim Tool for Door Panel Removal Tools or Auto Upholstery Tools or Clip Plier Set (9 PCS) Clamps: 1. IRWIN VISE-GRIP Original Locking C-Clamp, 18", 21 2. IRWIN VISE-GRIP Original Locking C-Clamp with Swivel Pads, 11", 20 Cutters: 1. Standard cable cutters 2. Gunpla PVC Pipe and Plastic Tubing Cutter for Cutting up to 1-5/8inch/42mm OD Tubing 3. Box Cutter 4. Pocket Knife 5. Small metal cutting saw from local hardware store 6. Large metal + other cutting saw from local hardware store 7. Wood-cutting saw from local hardware store Measuring tapes: 1. SMARTAKE Tape Measure, Retractable Measuring Tape, Double-Scale(60-Inch/150cm) Soft Sewing Tape with Push Button, White 2. Measuring Tape Measure By Kutir - EASY TO READ 25 Foot BOTH SIDE DUAL RULER, Retractable, STURDY, Heavy Duty, MAGNETIC HOOK, Metric, Inches and Imperi Drill parts, drivers & Hex Keys: 1. Milescraft Drill90Plus - 90 degree drilling tool 2. Anex 6102T Ultra Low Profile Screw Driver Handle 3. Dynamic Tools 8 Piece 9" Long T-Handle SAE Hex Key Set, 5/64" - 3/8" 4. 10. Blue Hawk folding Allen Hex Key Set 5. Apollo Tools DT1019 Mr. 7-Hands, Patented, 8 in 1 Screwdrivers with Worklight Picks: 1. Performance Tool W948 9-Piece Hook/Pick/Scraper Set Hammers: 1. Regular hammer from local hardware store 2. Regular mallet from local hardware store Battery, Lights & Other: 1. Kmashi portable battery bank (10000mAh) 2. Bendable USB extenders - USB 2.0 A Male to Female Jack Sync Data Flexible Extension Gooseneck Cable Cord 3. Yitee 5pcs USB Light Keychain Super Bright 6 LEDs Mini USB Light Lamp with Smart Touch Electrodeless Dimming Switch And then I just threw a couple of pens, pencils and a pair of scissors into those spare pockets. I think that just about covers it :) Like I said in the video, sometimes I'll take some tools out and replace them with other tools depending on what I'm working on but I think these are my most-used tools. ------------------------------------------------OLDER REVIEW------------------------------------------------ So as the title says, I have 5 toolboxes (ranging from small to pretty large) and a big workbench... but this simple little thing is my favorite thing for holding tools. Why is it my favorite? Because... 1. And this is the biggest one: Nothing is closed away - it's all readily accessible in pockets and the entire thing is always good to go. Really it's just convenience. It's much easier to grab a tool out of a pocket (or the main bucket part than it is to open up and dig through a toolbox. 2. TON OF POCKETS! It can hold all my essentials like pliers, screw drivers, saws, hammers, even a drill, extra battery and charger + bits, 8 pockets for pens, pencils or larger drill bits and all kinds of other stuff... JUST in the pockets! Total number of pockets (inside and out) is 25 by my count. 3. Lots of loops for holding hammers, long pliers, etc. (I count 6). 4. Fits perfectly in a $4.23 (Home Depot) 5 Gallon bucket so of course that means it'll have the handle and a lot of space to fit larger things like saws and stuff. 5. I can tell this thing is built to last. Strong material, great stitching, etc. I'm counting on this thing lasting me years. 6. Can fit much larger tools than some of my toolboxes (or workbench) can. 7. Definitely helped my get my larger tools a lot more organized than they were before. This has quickly become my go-to for traveling with my tools or even just working in my little "workshop." Love this thing and will probably buy another one to straight up replace one of my other toolboxes :)
