Tool Brands Reviews

I bought this based on another Amazon review. It is great for pet hair on stairs and upholstery. The hose is short, but the power is worth it!

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Wow...I never knew that I could get my rug this clean. I use this for everything, sucking up crumbs, hair from the bed and rug, you name it. It has amazing suction powers, I got so much dirt and dust off of my rug that I'm plain floored. My only quibble with it is that I need to get new filters for it and Amazon doesn't stock them.

...this would be a perfect bag. It wants for a zipper under the main flap for the primary compartment. In its existing state papers get wet in a rain storm.

This item fits my needs perfectly. I have a place for my phone, keys, Pocket PC, GPS receiver, pens, notepads, food, water, tools, where do I stop!?!

I truly recommend this for people in engineering or any technical field. It even stands up to an accidental coffee spill!

I've been carrying my Bucket Boss briefcase on a daily basic for two years now, and it still looks new. It may be designed for contractors, but there are plenty of features that make it perfect for computers geeks as well. There's room for a laptop, of course; a special pocket for a cell phone that lets you hear the phone ring, tons of pockets for pens, pencils, screwdrivers, pliers, a digital camera, books... whatever you need to carry. It's rugged, looks good in almost any setting, yet doesn't attract the attention of thieves like the typical laptop case or fancy briefcase. Highly recommended.

I like to use these bags to carry an assortment of screws, especially. I've had one of these for several years, it's still in great shape, so I bought a couple more to get a little bit MORE organized.

I have a bunch of these bags, as well as the older bags with no external pockets. The older style is a little easier to close, but the new ones are thicker material, so I think they'll last longer. I don't use the exterior pockets (yet?).

My workbench went from a disorganized collection of cardboard boxes to a handful of parachute bags - now I can find hardware faster and get back to work. They also save much time and aggravation when packing my truck and tools for a job - I know I have all my hardware with me.

It's a good product at a great price.

I have a number of the original Bucket Boss chutes, so when I saw this unit with the external pockers- a natural extension of the idea- I picked up a couple at the local home store.

I'm not a builder, but I've worked with crews on my house and done a fair bit of repair and addition of small built-ins. Like anyone who's done this sort of work, I have accumulated large amounts of screws, nails, wirenuts and other hardware in various sizes that I need a handy way to carry. Three or four of these (depending on what's in 'em) will fit in a joint compound bucket and provide an excellent way to organize and carry small parts.

I've got two filled with different sizes of deck screws, one with biscuits for the biscuit joiner, one with wire nuts, cable staples and other electrical items, one with nails and a few more with different screws, nuts, washers, screen door hardware, fuses, and other things I can't even remember. It's a great system.

I've had real difficulty finding a crate to fit this product. They claim to fit a "standard" 13" crate, but most crates are now a bit larger, I believe, in order to hold file folders. Be sure and order the Bucket Boss with the crate to avoid frustration.

The Crate Boss is made of high quality materials like all the products from Bucket Boss/ Fiskars. Intelligent design features for utility and convienence.
The Crate Boss has 27 outside pockets and 13 interior pockets. It has the convenient cordless drill holder that the Bucket Boss has. Generally the pockets are BIGGER - a pocket for a 30' tape measure, flashlight. There are two large flapped and velcroed pockets you can use as nail pouch type compartments.

Some important points:
The Crate Boss fits a 13 X 13 "DAIRY QUALITY" Crate only. The Crate Boss DOES NOT FIT the flimsy plastic office filing system "milk cartons". You may have to do some searching for a correct "manly" milk crate.
The Crate Boss has a "Full Bottom" to keep things from falling out through the crate. This a REALLY nice feature!

There are some positive and negative points when comparing the CRATE Boss with the 56 pocket BUCKET Boss product. Both products are very well made with intelligent design features. Both use the same hard use materials. And should last an exceptionally long time.
The Crate Boss has a lower center of gravity than a comparably filled Bucket Boss. It has less tendency to tip over when in the back of your pickup. It does tend to slide around though.
It also isn't easily carried with only one hand like the Bucket Boss can be.
There is enough room in the Crate to carry other power tools like a circular saw that you can't get into a Bucket Boss bucket.
I love Bucket Boss products and the CrateBoss is another useful product.

There is no limit to how many tools you can cram into this great organizer. I bought my crate boss some time ago, but it sat on a shelf until I spotted an old milk crate in an abandoned warehouse. Since then I have been amazed at how many ways you can store tools, bottles, tape measures, flash lights and any number of other items. If you don't feel like putting everything back in its place, you can just chunk it into the open area in the middle of the crate. Later, you can sort everything out and put it in its place. That suits my style perfectly.

THE GATEMOUTH JR. IS AN EXCELLENT BAG. I PUT MINE TO THE TEST IN A HARSH INDUSTRIAL ENVIRONMENT AND IT SEEMS TO BE HOLDING UP PRETTY WELL SO FAR. I DID HOWEVER MANAGE TO GET A HOLE IN ONE OF THE FRONT POCKETS BY PUTTING A PAIR OF IDEAL CRIMPERS IN IT. I LIKE THE BAG VERY MUCH AND HAVE IT SO FULL OF STUFF, I AM THINKING ABOUT UPGRADING TO A PRO SUPER GATEMOUTH.

With loads of pockets and a large mouth opening this tool bag is outstnading in every way. I keep my cordless drill inside with an assortment of hand tools outside in the various sized pockets.

The sewing is strong and the handles are firmly attached and after three months of use there is little if any wear on the bag.

I'll definately buy others from this line.

I install LAN's for a living, carry all my needed tools in this compact bag. It is amazing how much you can fit in it. It is also one of the most durable things I have ever bought. This bag would still be a bargain at twice the price.

This product allows you to have pockets on the outside of a 5 gallon bucket and stacking bins on the inside. I use mine for organizing electrical harware(wire nuts, cable clamps, fittings etc.) It is a great help in organizing these parts for quick retrieval on the job, and is super portable as well.

No question now as to where that tool is hiding. It is in the tool bucket. The 27 pockets of the Bucket Boss Stacker Pockets allows you to put the smaller tools on the outside of bucket where they are easy to get at, and the larger tools on the inside where they can be easily accessed. Nothing is buried where it can't be seen or is "totally lost in the mess". There are enough pockets for everything, and enough room inside the five gallon bucket to allow everything to have it's proper place.

Get yourself organized, get your tools organized, get the Bucket Boss Pockets and Stacker system. It's in there.

I wasn't sure exactly what I was ordering, but got it because it was on sale. Let me tell you, this thing is great. I got it for my kids to give to their Dad for Father's Day. This system is huge and I know I wouldn't see anymore tools lying around the house now. Two big thumbs up on this one.

My husband is ROUGH on pretty much everything he owns/wears. This is the only phone case we've found that can stand up to being banged around, dropped, and just USED all the time. The only complaint I have is that the velcro wears out faster than the case itself. My husband uses his phone all day long, so he's constantly taking it in and out of the pouch, and the velcro just doesn't stand up to it for more than a year. The case itself, it seems, would last forever, though... At the price, however, I don't really mind having to replace it once a year or so... Great product, all in all.

another great product from bucket boss. the clip makes it easy to use and take anywhere.

Bought this item for dear old pappy. He loves it! Easy in, easy out. When straped in the phone stays put! The large steel belt hook has a serious bit and will not slide off untill you take it off. Now, I need to buy a cell phone for my self and get another one of these for me!

I never knew how much my old battery was lacking until I received this new battery and gave my flashlight a new lease on life. Amazon also has an excellent price.

Okay, the "battery" is cheeper but there is that $8 shipping you need to consider. Amazon has the free shipping option. Oh yeah, great battery. Super great flaslight system!

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I own a business that helps people pack and unpack to move. Our teams use these for supplies and tools. It's great because it also holds door stops, screw drivers, post-it notes and a million other little things that make people say, "You guys have thought of everything."

Before we got these, we used just regular toolboxes and the darn things weighed a ton. We all like these much better.

Just one suggestion...if you are a heavy user, you may want to put something into the bottom of the crate to reinforce it. We used two pieces of wood.

I bought it for his birthday. He liked it very much.

It holds all the tools I own! (not that I have that many...) This has so many pockets I didn't have enough tools to fill it. If you are looking for something to organize your tools and keep them all in the same place, this is the ticket!

This pouch fits on your tool belt and surprisingly, is comfortable.Holds about ten clips of 3 1'4" framing nails. Also it was cheap.

I don't even own a nail gun - just thought this looked like a nice simple belt pouch with plenty of depth. So far, I have been very satisfied with how it turned out.

I didn't want something too bulky, but I wanted to be able to stash a screwdriver or two and some pliers without having them falling out or stabbing me all the time. This thing fills the bill just right. I keep it on an old belt along with a hammer ring and one of those j-hooks, making it a versitile, yet unobtrusive toolbelt. (I find those big aprons too cumbersome and often too shallow.) If I need a place for fasteners, I'll just strap on one of those canvas pouches.

I'm not sure how durable it's going to be, but is is heavier material than some pouches, plus there is padding on the inside.

If you're tired of trying to maneuver with "the kitchen sink" strapped to your middle, this pouch might be just the thing for you.

This accessary makes using my nail gun even better. Holds plenty of nails. When I first recieved it I was surprised at how big it was but I soon learned that it is good to have the capacity it does. I recommend this to anyone who has a framing nailer.