Cheers mate 👍

Same

Hey Nick, yeah mate i finally got around to it! Works well and takes the weight of the hips just like you said.Thanks again for watching, take care bud!

Cheers Tony, yeah its pretty versatile, i have noticed as it gets hotter though that you do get rub marks up on your shoulders just like you do on your hips, so never a perfect solution, but still a great rig!

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Bummer, that's no good...

They have electrician one and contractor one. Electrician one is having same pocket for one but the second pocket is way smaller and like barely fit a multimeter. Sparkie here too and I took the contractor one, much better!

Good quality nylon bags will last a long time, the problem is these use cheap Chinese nylon that last a year. Those nylon Occidental bags will last you a long time and I way more user-friendly.

i had this exact same tool rig and it last for a year (framing houses) aftwr that i bought a clc nylon bag setup, its been a year and they are just as new, quality make the difference in the materials

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Depend of your work environment. At the price, it surely last for a while. Sure, it's not a real leather one, you might want to repair a few rivets after several years. I got one for cheap and it last for a damn while. But I'm mostly working indoor, if most of your work is outdoor lots of under rain work, I would say pay more and got for a true leather one.

Yeah, some find it funny but TBH, at the end of your careers, you'll be the one who will laugh about how good the decision was to wear one.

They are both nice bags mate, good to have the suspender options though on the Milwaukee to take the weight off the hips.

I would go a lighter bag if i was you.

went with the dewalt one for $80.00. Glad I got the suspenders with it, only issue is that the bags hang low. Sometimes makes it difficult to quickly grab nails as Im hammering.

Try the Oxy Tool chest 2008 from Occidental leather. It's like a suspender system with no belt and you can store tools in the suspender part. The back is pretty open so I believe you could use it with fall protection

I wear suspenders with my harness it's not a problem

He had a red plastic one

@@cuchanu i see it now. Although i never saw it in the bags, only on the bench. I quite like the plastic ones. So is the speed square ubiquitous in Australia?

@@bobcougar77 Not so much. I bought a swanson(?) to try and it was OUT of square! Turned me off them.

PBR_Sobacracka 803 damn you beat me to it

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It surprises a lot of people to learn that Milwaukee is actually a Chinese company. Originally American, obviously but now wholly owned by TTI Hong Kong. And yes they look like cheap Chinese bags like most other tool bags, but knowing Milwaukee they cost two times as much

How tall are you and what size was the suspender? (I had checked everywhere where I live and all of them are available online only, and don't want to go to the hassle of returning just to wait longer for them

@@diegollivisaca this was a year ago I posted this, the straps was on the wrong way that's why I couldn't get it to fit straight put it together the wrong way, also when I did sort it was shit so I returned it anyway, all my kit is milwauhee and its the worst mistake I've made with this company. its sill priced and to be honest ill replace it all with some other company when these all get older Ill never go with Milwaukee again I've had so many items break down some of them are waist of time anyway to higher for shit hit.... and load of bullshit from Americans as always

@@googlelimp9834 great feedback, thank you very much!

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