Craftsman 9-37535 Soft Tool Bag, 13"
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It measures 10 inches in height and 15 inches in length, and it has six pockets inside the red lining.
The interior of the bag is black and there are no interior pockets, but there are three small pockets on the outside. For my job, I require some equipment. One charger, a drill, screwdrivers, and bits can all be stored inside. I can fit that bag in my car because it isn't too big or too small. I believe the size of the bag is determined by the number of tools to be carried. I visited Home Depot and Walmart, both of which are far too large and cumbersome for me.
Yes, these bags can hold a lot. For example, we laid a Milwaukee electric drill flat on its side and stuffed it into one of the bags. I stacked one on top of the other and it fit perfectly. As a result, I believe your two drills with batteries will fit. However, for a perfect fit, you may need to move them around a little. We also have a combination of 13" and 18" bags that could work just as well and hold more tools.
Although this item is constructed of a durable material, I do not believe it should be washed. It can be brushed away, and I'd use a damp cloth to wipe away any remaining debris.
Selected User Reviews For Craftsman 9-37535 Soft Tool Bag, 13"
I had a couple of power tools that I'd been storing either loose or in a cardboard box (a DeWalt impact wrench and a Black and Decker impact wrench). Drill with the Decker I decided that I needed another storage option because both of them were corded. I ordered both the Craftsman 13" Reinforced Tool Bag and the Stanley STST70574 12-Inch Reinforced Tool Bag because of the low price. Tool bag with a soft side. I was surprised to discover that, while both bags are excellent and well-made, they are best suited for very different uses. Both bags are made of a durable feeling 100% polyester
Both bags are made of a durable feeling 100% polyester
Both bags are made of a durable feeling 10 Both appear to be well-made, with reinforced seams on the heavier-duty ones. A two-piece fabric handle is found on both. Both are appealing, but the styles are quite different. Both of these products are manufactured in China. br>br>The Craftsman bag has a lot more storage space on the inside than the 13 vs. 12 inch size difference in the descriptions would suggest. In addition to the extra inch of length, the Craftsman bag's base is 8" wide versus 5" for the Stanley bag, providing significantly more interior space. The Craftsman's handle has a bit more reinforced stitching to match the bag's larger (and potentially heavier) payload, and the handle fabric extends much further down the side of the bag. The Craftsman also has a heavy-duty zipper, which is a big plus. While remaining within this bag's price range (e. g. The zipper has larger, heavier duty teeth that feel like they'd withstand a lot more abuse than the Stanley bag (too much stress will destroy it). The Stanley bag, on the other hand, appears to be a little more refined. br>br> While both bags have six exterior pockets, the Stanley has three on each side, with the larger pocket on one side featuring a heavy-duty Velcro flap to keep items secure. The Craftsman, on the other hand, has three mesh pockets and three non-mesh pockets. Back behind them are mesh pockets. The Stanley's pockets are much larger, whereas the Craftsman's pockets appear to be quite small. The Stanley has five pockets of varying sizes on one side and a single pocket that runs the length of the bag with two Velcro attachment points to allow you to secure items inside, whereas the Craftsman has none. While I'm not convinced of its utility, the Stanley bag has light reflective strips on the outside pouch flap, which could save your life if you're walking down a dark country road with your tool bag swinging. br>br>For the purpose I had in mind (storage of large hand tools), the heavy-duty, larger Craftsman bag was ideal. The Stanley, on the other hand, is probably the better choice if you're looking for a small tool bag to keep basic screwdrivers, hammer, tape measure, and other small assorted tools in one of your kitchen cabinets. br>br>When I pulled both out of the Amazon box, I found the Stanley to be the better bag. until I had to cram the big tools in - At this point, the Craftsman emerged victorious. The Stanley bag, on the other hand, will be put to good use. Both offer excellent value for money. br>br>Recent changes - In March of this year, Both bags have been great, but the pull tab on the Craftsman bag's zipper (the metal dangly thing you grab to zip or unzip) broke off of the slider last week. Everything else about the zipper is still in perfect working order. I replaced the broken pull tab with a zip-type closure. It's a lot better than wearing a tie. So, from my perspective, there is no change in the stars, but I thought I'd share.
I had to find a bag next. I wanted a bag with the Craftsman logo on it because I have a Craftsman drill. I believe this was the only bag available on Amazon, based on my search. Fortunately, it appeared to be reasonably priced and of good quality. br>br>Having just received this bag, I am pleased to report that it is a true winner! It's a high-quality, well-made product for the price. a well-made bag with a lot of space br>br>A photo of my drill, battery, charger, and bit kit is included. This bag had to hold everything. Surprisingly, everything fit perfectly with plenty of room to spare. I could have easily stuffed a few more small items into the bag. br>br>This bag is a winner on every level: It's small, but it's got a lot of space. It's well-made and reasonably priced, and it's ideal for storing your drill and supplies before picking them up and going. br>br>I'd give this bag a ten out of ten.
This tool bag was purchased after I purchased the tool.
This is where I keep my Porter Cable impact driver and drill, as well as a few bit sets and random bits. The bag is the ideal size for carrying everything! It's made of a thick polyester canvas with a plastic backing. br>br> The bottom is hard plastic reinforced, but the fabric exterior may wear out with heavy use. I'm not concerned because I only use it around the house. The exterior pockets are large enough to hold a few random bits and tools, but not large enough to hold a bit case or similar item. There are no interior pockets, but the space is already cramped, so I doubt I'd use them. br>br>My only "complaint" is the lack of larger pockets, but for what I'm using it for, it's more than adequate. It appears to be well made and should last the lifetime of the tools inside.
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