Need Help finding a good tool box , bag or tote?

[Whittlerman0924]

I am looking for a tool box or something to put my knives in and its gotta have a alot of good organizational pockets for tools, magazines, and a big space for carvings ?
Can you Guys Help me find one? Here is one below i am considering, but i maybe think its too big.

Amazon.com: Bucket Boss Brand 06004 GateMouth Tool Bag: Home Improvement

[Blake Lunsford]

That looks like a pretty good bag. Woodcraft also makes a similiar bag that you might want to check out on their web site that has plenty of pockets and plenty of storage room. You might want to give it a look also. Just go to their site and type in tool bag.

Blake

[Just Carving]

Here are 2 links to recent threads discussing tool boxes:

OK lets see your Tool Box

What do you use for a traveling tool/project box?

Bob L

[Gulf Coast Handyman]

I have a similar tool bag as in you post, I have 2 ice cube trays inside. They are the large style cube tray (each cube is about 3" high) available at Walmart. Just stick each tool, knife gouge etc. into each section.

Dave

[arfer1943]

Flambeau Large Tackle Station Soft Side Bag - 5005ST

Does it for me.

[Donsexton]

Come on Yall, the carvers here have some very cool tool boxes. I for one cant get enough of looking at others tools kits. I will show you one of mine it has just my grinders and it is on wheels got it a Lowes for $40 bucks.

[A_Swope]

I use a Bag that came with a Craftsman tool set I bought and it is a pretyy good size

[hwallen48]

Originally Posted by Donsexton

Come on Yall, the carvers here have some very cool tool boxes. I for one cant get enough of looking at others tools kits. I will show you one of mine it has just my grinders and it is on wheels got it a Lowes for $40 bucks.

Damn Don thats a lot of Iron , kinda like Heavy Metal!!

[Whittlerman0924]

I Found a Solution to my carving Bag Problem, i got a backpack with lots of slots and pouches for organizing my tools and other stuff, Big room for other supplies and carvings, and its light weight. it works great, knowing i know where everything is now, for i wont have to go Ruffling through it all ,looking for a tool., I should of thought of it before, and i didnt have to pay anything. i had the Backpack in my closet.

[Paul_Guraedy]

I have used a canvas "riggers bag" for years. It has pockets along the sides and ends and one large carrying compartment. I keep my sharp tools in plastic tackle box trays, taking only the ones I need for the carving I am doing. This leaves room for my carving apron and carving (usually sticking out the top).