* 54 Pocket bucket tool organizer for the pro * Tapered tool tunnels for quick access to tools * Short, box pockets separate small parts * Pockets keep tools organized and protected * Fits most 5 gallon buckets
A review from Amazon on one of the bucket handles. (seems helpful):
Buy some foam pipe insulation tubing (it usually has one side at least partially slit). Cut the tubing to the length you want for your handle. Secure the tubing with ratchet ties (and trim the so that the excess tab is removed). Finally cover the tubing and ratchet ties in duct tape. Even if you have to buy all of these items it should cost you less than buying this handle. You'll also have some pipe insulation, ratchet ties, and duct tape to use on other projects. I made my handle over a year ago and with regular use it still holds up.
jbjacobson said: A review from Amazon on one of the bucket handles. (seems helpful): You'll also have some pipe insulation, ratchet ties, and duct tape to use on other projects. I made my handle over a year ago and with regular use it still holds up.
You can NEVER have enough pipe insulation, ties, and duct tape.
But seriously folks, if you want to haul a bunch of hand tools around the property you cannot do better than these things...and you will look practical, not like a toolbox snob.
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