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what's the festertool that looks like a spirit level without a bubble?
 
I have "distilled" my everyday tools into a tote bag, even saving weight and room by taking all my heavy tools out and making a "bashing bag" (lump hammer, pry bar, chisels, scutch, claw hammer etc).

It's now almost too heavy to lift and I don't know why. I've taken the lightweight combi drill out before but it needs to be in there because it's so useful. I've even taken a kilo of detritus out the bottom and put it into my compartment boxes/bin.
Mystified.
 
No, I have tried several times in the past but jist end up with all my tools in it and a empty tool box.
Admit it you're a tool tart, or in this case a Tool Tote Tart, or as my mates would say a T to the power of 3 work it out.
 
I've been using a folding rule for last few years after I got given some in Germany

I like them , good for some things not so good at others but pretty cheap to replace

Plus I used to lose tape measures to people wanting to borrow a tape
"just for a minute "
Tend to look at a folding rule and move on to someone else
 

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