Power tool bag recommendations?

[Keithmac]

Hello all, I have all my M12 kit in in a bag at the moment but they're all laid on top of each other getting scratched up by cutting disks, die grinder bits etc.

Can anyone recommend a decent tool bag with 6 compartments or more where they all have their own pocket?.

Maybe such a thing doesn't exist but thought I'd ask just in case.

Cheers, Keith.

 

[not done it yet]

No recommendation - I would likely consider six smaller bags in one larger one.

 

[Agrismith]

Think you will struggle to find a bag that isn't awkward to access. What about the stackable toolboxes. Milwaukee packout- DeWalt tstak/toughsystem- rigid do one even erbauer from screwfix.
Would only need 2 small boxes divided by 3

 

[addjunkie]

I find tesco delivery boxes work a treat

 

[MetalMonkey]

Short of doing individual foam shadowing in a hardcase as suggested above the only thing I can think of is looking into something like the toughbuilt rolling toolboxes and perhaps attaching some velcro loops around the inside.

 

[Robotstar5]

Dewalt used to do a long bag, think it was about 30" may be suitable if still available?

 

[Farside]

 

[500e]

Cricket bag

 

[MattF]

This one has some internal pockets. Can't recall how many, offhand.

Makita 831278-2 Duffel Tool-Bag LXT400

Makita 831278-2 Duffel Tool-Bag LXT400 The Makita 831278-2 is designed to carry varying loads. It has a wide deep main pocket that provides quick tool recognition and easy access. FEATURES Suitable to hold 4 different LXT tools depending on size of tool Multiple interior and exterior pockets...

www.powertoolworld.co.uk

 

[sako243]

How easy is it to remove the discs between uses. My M18 grinder has a fixtec nut on it so it's seconds to remove it. I tend to find the discs break if they're on the tool so if I'm chucking them in a toolbox I remove it.

Perhaps you should be thinking about boxing / bagging the cutting stuff and leave the tools loose?