Milwaukee Tool Bag Review

First impressions are good. It's like the free cases that come with some newer power tools, so I'm sure I'll last a year or so with consistent use. I wanted to include an image as I would have found the image useful with the tool. It contains an M12 hammer drill, a charger and a high-capacity battery. I suspect if I had left a regular M12 battery in the drill it would have worked as well. There are two Velcro straps to attach a drill and an elastic strap to attach a charger. It was impossible…

I needed a separate pouch for my soldering iron because of the tip. I didn't want it puncturing the sides of my other tool bags, so I needed some sort of hold in the bag. I stumbled upon this bag that looks like it fits the bill. It turned out a lot better than I hoped, goes perfectly with the M12 soldering iron. There weren't any good photos of the inside of this bag, so I used each of my M12 tools (2410-20 drill, 2450-20 impact drill, 2488-20 soldering iron, 2557-20 fuel ratchet, 2460-21…

Tool bag similar to the one I ordered, size 8.5 x 14 x 3 inches compared to 9 x 13 x 3 inches. The difference is slight but worth noting if anyone needs that 1/2" on the 9" side. The colors and branding were also slightly different. Shown is a red bag with a black zipper and the standard Milwaukee logo. The resulting tool bag has narrow sides, is completely black and features the "M12 FUEL" logo. I'm a little disappointed as I like the look of my order better and I don't use the M12 fuel tools…

I have three of these Milwaukee rectangular tool bags. They are slightly different internally and designed to hold different tools, but are similar in size and, as far as I can tell, are identical durable materials. I use them to store tools on a storage shelf under the workbench. They take up less shelf space than traditional wide-bottomed, tapered-top bags. They created several inches of shelf space. They are strong enough to hold brush cutter blades, other blades and bits, and tools that…

Bought two small Milwaukee tool bags to make two sets for my 1/4" and 3/8" " Making Milwaukee ratchets . Since I already have enough batteries and chargers from other combo kits, I didn't see the point of buying complete kits as it would cost a bit more and I would have extra unnecessary chargers. It was cheaper for me to go that route and buy ratchets (bare tool) and make two sets of them. I was very happy to be able to order these tool bags myself from Revain through third party suppliers…