Carry bag

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spartanstew

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In a similar vein, I grabbed a small toiletry, an actual leather bag from eBay. Unfolds nicely, and has mesh pockets and clear plastic zippered compartments. I carry 4 spools of wire, 12 six oz bottles of juice, all my rebulding tools (in a jeweler's canvas roll-up), torch mechs, drippers, ohm meter, four extra vtc5's, 20 long-stick q-tips, plenty of rayon, and contact cleaner pen. It's grab and go! I'm good for a month if it came to it. Not out of place looking with my usual travel gear. So nice to unroll on the table and have everything available and really handy, too!

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This looks pretty nice:

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I carry all my supplies in a tool bag with items separated by smaller bags and a small parts organizer. I also have a mod case I can fit in there.
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I fit all my rebuilding supplies and liquids between the three small bags and parts organizer. Charger and a few other things all fit in there as well. Not a bad carrying options considering the price for everything.
 

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My Aerlis bag (see previous post) is awesome! Quality material and construction and it holds all my daily carry crap with room for any other treasure I might find throughout the day. I'll post pics if I ever get a minute to catch a breath.

We just got these (see link) in the store where I work. The only question is, how badly would my wife hurt me if I bought one...?

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