hi guys. I’m just wondering whether most of you guys have a separate set of tools for servicing or whether you just take in your standard tool box? I haven’t done much servicing and my tool box at the moment seems to cover most jobs I do. I just don’t want to be dragging everything in with me if I can help it. Cheers.
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I have a tool roll. The only thing is doesn’t carry is my electronics. Separate bag for that.
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I know it’s like plumbing **** but could you post a pic
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Blimey. My tools are as old and battered as I am.
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Separate tool box for servicing it looks a bit more professional that way. Kop
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I meant just the roll I’m always intrigued how people carry stuff
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Give me 20
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veto rucksack
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Takes all sortsMature plumbing ****?
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I have a separate toolbox for servicing, but rarely take it in, I usually find myself just taking the odd tool out and putting in my main toolbox, and take that in. Might be worth investing in a good solid storage box (wham bam are good and cheap) and just taking in what you think you’ll need on a service? Or if you’re going to be servicing more than anything kit yourself out with that, countless times I’ve been moved around doing different things and ended up changing my toolbox to suit, doesn’t happen much now I’m in a fixed role.
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Are these really worth the cost?
yes 1000% love mine
it holds all my service gear in one bag plenty of room even got a 12" adj spanner in there
I have a separate tool bag for service and repair. Why take a bag full of chisels pipe slices cutters etc when all you need is a few screwdrivers.
I use the monument one it's ok but I wont get another. I like the fact it's big enough to fit my analyser etc in it but my region manometer has already punctured the manometer holder, it is too big so also gets heavy over time, the tool holders are not brilliant and my 12" crescent grips only just fit in.
I use the monument one it's ok but I wont get another. I like the fact it's big enough to fit my analyser etc in it but my region manometer has already punctured the manometer holder, it is too big so also gets heavy over time, the tool holders are not brilliant and my 12" crescent grips only just fit in.
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Even if they came full of tools.... NO!Are these really worth the cost?
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Anyone got a link?
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How much?
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its like anything all depends on how long it lasts 10 years its £23 a year not bad its got a warranty of 5 years no questions
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I haven't got a seperate servicing tool bag yet but I have been looking at this little set
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Wera-13592...55&hvtargid=pla-420005328946&psc=1&th=1&psc=1
Think it will be a handy kit for repairs and servicing etc without the need to fetch the whole tool box in
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Wera-13592...55&hvtargid=pla-420005328946&psc=1&th=1&psc=1
Think it will be a handy kit for repairs and servicing etc without the need to fetch the whole tool box in
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very good kit
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I do like wera
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Veto bags every penny worth. But you could also check a
The parat tool bags from Germany they do servicing bags. Really good
The parat tool bags from Germany they do servicing bags. Really good
https://www.amazon.de/Würth-Zebra-Steckschlüsselsatz-Zoll-Knarrenkasten/dp/B00FXWKKC8 that's the one I use ... Its a top kit for servicing.
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Only ever need a small socket set. Never needed anything so big.
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True! But I've got that kit so I won't downgrade
need that for type of works so comes in very handyReply to Servicing tool kit/bag? in the Plumbing Jobs | The Job-board area at PlumbersForums.net
