Recent content by Timtoolmantaylor

I have hard boxes, they are better for sure but.. I don't grab em when I head out on the job. Its like grabbing a cinder block. when I throw the box in my cab, it slides around and goes flying into the dash in a turn.. Carrying a box up scaffolding will just about get you killed and I have had...

I found this on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Repellent-Wea...315002&sr=8-27 It has been working great so far, holding up to my tool bag getting dropped in the mud. With the "winter" weather we have had this season, the forecast is mud, mud and a puddle with more mud in it. Tools are finally...

My MAC ratchet rusted to the bottom of my toolbag after a weekend or two of heavy rain. Is there a good way to keep my too bag dry when i'm on the job? Keeping my jacket dry would be a bonus. I tried the spray on silicone but it wore off quick and smells terrible. Need to keep my tools from...

That Milwaukee safety knife wouldn't bite me for sure and its thin n all but I don't want to have to fiddle the thing into tape to make cuts. It looks like it would be tough to get a cut going through cardboard. A very safe option for sure.

That PHC S5 has holster, lanyard and film cutter. Looks like the best option. I don't want to have an old Stanley retractable bumping around in my pocket or one of those folders I got to open and close all day. That S5 looks really good but it only uses safety point blades... I have a bunch of...

What is the best utility knife for warehouse use? I need to carry it around all day and use it constantly to cut shipping packages. The snap blade knives are convenient but I dont want to slip and take off an arm. The Uline knife auto retract looks comfortable but I don't know if auto retract is...

The price cant be beat for the quality of tool, check to make sure it is a complete set. Armstrong is used in a lot of commercial applications, congratulations on your find!:thumbup: