IT Techs : What's in your tool bag?

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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Serious Hardware/Software Crap > IT Techs : What's in your tool bag?

spog: Aug 7, 2004; It's your own bloody fault.

mindphlux posted:

Still though, I just put it on a scale out of curiosity - with my ultrabook it weighs 17.4lbs altogether. I went to a tailor to get fitted for some shirts recently, and the tailor was like 'hummmm, that's odd. your left shoulder slumps about half an inch lower than your right - do you carry anything heavy on that shoulder often?' and I had to go to frown-town.

I've seen a couple of guys using wheeled cases and it seems like a great way to save your back.

Plus, if you have a lot of boxes (say, a stack of keyboards), you can use it as a makeshift trolley.

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spog: Aug 7, 2004; It's your own bloody fault.

mindphlux posted:

yeah, I can't imagine using ziptie unless you're pretty sure nothing will change for a couple years.

I bought some cheap velcro and after a couple of months in warm weather, it delaminated into two strips: hooks and loops.

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