A compact pouch for low voltage work .

[Styerman]

This thing is about as skinny as it gets , guick detaches , and will go thru inversion . It can be quickly converted from Kline 11 in one to PicQuick , or to Snap On 1/4" ratcheting 1/4" hex .

Chris

[ducttapetech]

Very nice!

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[Sparky415]

Your stuff always looks very robust Chris 

[JAfromMn]

Now that is how its done. 
my tools are such a mess.

sort of off topic

I see you carry a stuby screwdriver
is it a ratcheting driver?

I'm thinking a stuby ratcheting screwdriver would work well for me.

especially in the winter when its to cold to handle metal tools.

[Styerman]

The Stubby on the pouch is a PicQuick Mini ( non ratcheting ) , I also have a SnapOn , works fine . Mac makes a ratcheting stubby that's quite a bit shorter ( 1/4"hex) .

Chris

[JAfromMn]

Thanks Chris

[Pacu]

I cant find scissors big enough for my hands doing low voltage work, 66 block and cat 5/6 .  I use knipex cutters as they are huge for my meathooks.

[Styerman]

Klien makes a scissor with large loops . Knipex is just plain first class . Thankfully for my wallet , the nearest stocking dealer is in Toronto .

I use the Klien Stainless scissors , and the Victorinox Electrician plus quite a bit . Needless to say , I have a double pouch for them .

Chris