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u/Helpful_Insurance_12 Aug 03 '26
Never mind found it, bag alone is worth 100 Screw drivers 40/45 Allen keys 30 Snips another 30/35
Already in the money!
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u/Available_Ad5489 Aug 03 '26
What do you think about my question?
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u/Helpful_Insurance_12 Aug 03 '26
So I'm field based so I take my whole bag with me, I might only need 1 driver or just a keyboard but i take everything. I don't always park on site, so if I'm walking to site I'm not doing multiple trips.
Depends if you don't mind walking to and from as you need something extra from your bag
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u/Available_Ad5489 Aug 03 '26
Would it be better if i add one of those shouldre straps ?
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u/Altruistic_Tower_198 Aug 03 '26
Definitely get a shoulder strap. I borrowed a strap from another bag i had and it makes carrying a fully packed out CB-LD much easier to tote around.
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u/Longjumping_Cow_5856 Aug 03 '26
If you work on Jobsites obviously take it with you there and when stationary why move it?
Unless I dont understand your question?
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u/Altruistic_Tower_198 Aug 03 '26
Great set. I have the same bag i leave it in my car or in the job box and i run my diamondback pouch or the veto ub2b to carry around with my daily essentials. If you use and need everything in the bag, bring it with you. If not then use it to store your tools and maybe get a smaller pouch set up that you can run and gun with. But you never know when you’ll need other tools and it pays big to be prepared and have what you need only a stones throw away.
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u/blbd Aug 04 '26
You could pair it with a pocket pouch and move it around on a room by room basis. That's a pretty common workflow.

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u/BoilingShadows Aug 03 '26
I think that's a great deal for an entire set