Spider Tool Holster - Hammer Holster Set - The Fastest Quick Draw Solution for Your Hammer and Hand Tools on The go!
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The cable ties will only be used once. To get them out of the tool, you'll need to cut them.
It's made to fit a standard hammer inside. There isn't a sledge or a maul for splitting wood.
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Out-of-date information is used in the tool bags. The same goes for tool vests. We need a lot of visibility. This can be found on all job sites. Black is the color of the bags and the vests. In the sun (yes, construction cannot be done from home in the shade), black heats up, necessitating the use of a high visibility vest over your heat-generating bags. Stupid is stupid, and stupid does stupid things. No one who makes tool bags understands what I'm talking about. We haven't used hand nails in, oh, I don't know, maybe 28 years? On a daily basis, I use a Milwaukee nail gun, saw, multi tool, sawall, planer, and impact. 10s, 8s, and screws are required. Can you recommend a tool manufacturer that makes tool bags with high visibility and low heat retention, as well as places to store 10s and 8s that don't obstruct movement and keep them unbroken and clean? Plus, what about a system like Spider, which allows you to hang m18 tools, preventing them from falling 18 stories and killing someone? Of course, you'll also require an ergodyne safety system. We wouldn't need the spider black only lever on one side that is a pain in the ass on your left side but is a godsend compared to earlier systems if they made their retractable tethers that locked when retracted. You yelled (heads) when you lost control of a tool, and they all looked up. If they can eliminate the holder coming loose from the belt and falling because only the tool is tethered and the release is only on one side, Spider is in a class all by itself and providing the only true solution. However, if they can figure out how to get rid of the black (high vis would be appreciated) and get a screw hole in the holder with a screw provided, instead of tradesmen having to do this themselves, Spider is in a class all by themselves and providing the only true solution YOU CAN DO THIS, Spider, if you read this. You will need an allen wrench to adjust the lever if you purchase this product. They don't give it to you. Although it is the best product on the market, there are low-cost knockoffs, so only purchase the best spider.
m. , an appendix was attached. It's currently clipped to the 2 o'clock position on the belt of my carpenter tool bags, and it's been a game changer thus far. br>br>I need to be able to equip my hammer quickly and frequently, and having it at 2 o'clock, in my opinion, makes the process much easier than the traditional setup, which places the hammer loop behind you at 5/6 o'clock. Surprisingly, both the hammer head and the handle are kept out of the way, and there is almost no hanging-around. slap on the handle I even tried storing it backwards (with the head facing the ground and the handle facing the sky) and it doesn't really slow you down, but if you work with your hands primarily at waist level, holstering it with the handle facing up would be inconvenient. br>br>I can't comment on the durability just yet, but I'm hoping it will hold up so I don't have to resort to using a traditional loop. My tool belt rig gets tossed around a lot (inside and out). Only time will tell if it can withstand the abuse (in and out of work trucks, for example).
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How it's fastened to whatever you're fastening it to. Horrible.
2. When in the cradle, it does not swivel. It has been imprisoned. As a result, if you set it down on your belt or brush up against something, it will not swivel, preventing it from moving with you. It's been secured. So, if you sit down, there's a good chance it'll break. br>br>I like the concept, but it needs a lot of work.
I don't like grabbing a tool I need to use and discovering it isn't ready to use. There will be no more fumbling with a hammer to get the handle in my hand so I can use it. Any of the improvement-starved traditional and way-passed played-out ways of hammer carry I've ever seen would be more practical with a back pocket. This little gadget, on the other hand, is quite adept at it. It actually works a lot better than I expected. It far exceeded my expectations, and it arrived quickly, which is always a plus.
Extremely long lasting. It's very handy. A second drill holder has already been purchased by me.
I work in construction, and the small piece broke. The clip is made of thin plastic and does not adhere well to your belt. The holder portion has expanded, making it difficult to close. It became disoriented and jammed on the release clip. When I tried to remove my hammer from the clip, it also pulled the entire clip with it.
br>Honestly, this is a cheap product. Very let down.
This is a fantastic product that I used to attach to a travel tripod for photography and it stays in place perfectly. The only challenge was getting the zip ties to be as tight as possible. It took some effort to fully tighten them, but the attachment hasn't moved since!.
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