Networking Bag

[Nerwin]

This question is for all the network technician geeks (including my self )

I have like a ton of tools, wire, and other stuff that I normally bring with me when I am setting up networks at homes, some are very simple and some I put boxes in the walls.

My question is, what do you use to store all this gear?

I my self is thinking to use a electrician bag. But I wanted to know what everyone else uses to haul their gear from place to place.

[PC_LOAD_LETTER]

we have a set of these at each of our sites

http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00940558000P

the big one has a set of crimpers, punchdown tool, wire stripper, scissors, cable tester, big bag of RJ45 & a small bag of RJ11

the little one has punchdown jacks, wall plates and zip ties

[Nerwin]

That looks like that would work! They are only $14.99? if so, that's cheap! works for me!

[Nerwin]

I decided to get this bag http://www.sears.com/shc/s/p_10153_12605_00937535000P

It should cover all my needs!

[jcarle]

I use this toolbox.

[CoffeeFiend]

It should cover all my needs!

...until you start using it Digging through a handbag for stuff piled on top of each other and no organization whatsoever gets old.

I'm using something most like jcarle does. The little compartments are used for RJ11/RJ45/snap-n-seal F-type connectors, self-adhesive and screw mounted cable tie holders, etc.

Then I have several larger compartments which are very handy for separating tools in bunches, like general tools (pliers, side cutters, spare/old leatherman, etc), coax-related tools (crimper for F connectors, acutrac sat finder, etc), network/phone related (RJ11/45 crimper, bix/66/110 punch tools, toner, butt set, etc) and other odds & ends (flashlight, weller butane soldering iron, electrical tape, etc) elsewhere. It's pretty crammed in there though and I'd love to fit lots more in.

[Nerwin]

Well I don't have many tools. I only got a RJ-11/45 Crimper, Coax Crimper, cheap punch down tool, all in one wire stripper, my awesome electrician screw driver and some connectors, wall plates and a couple old construction boxes.

I just needed something that would keep them all together so I'm running all over the place to find them!

But it will work great for me! I'll take a picture when I get it next week

[DigeratiPrime]

I usually just bring the top half though, I'll bring the bottom half if I need some power tools

http://www.stanleyworks.co.uk/Tool+Storage...ObjectID=93-968

[jcarle]

One thing I can't live without in my toolkit is this :

[Nerwin]

Thats sweet!

This is the one that I have:

I like it, It works pretty great and it was cheap.

By the way I took the photo of my own

[Nerwin]

Well I just wanted to tell you all that I got my new bag and I love it! Here's a picture of it:

I really like it, it's very strong and it holds all my tools that I need on a job.