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One of the reasons to go with a conventional tool-box format was 1. the handle and 2. the ability to put stuff in there like the shop-towel, which always comes in handy.
Small palette:
Two PB Swiss picks, one straight one right angle
Sharpie
PB Swiss Torx wrench set
Maglite LED torch (I'm old, and find small things hard to see unless it's bright)Large palette:
Knipex flush cutters
PB Swiss 150mm T25 bit
Wera small bit ratchet
Klein Scissors
Topeak dual tyre lever
Fox digital shock pump
Park valve tool
Norbar 1/4" drive 2-20Nm torque wrench
Wera 1/4" drive to tool-bit adapterMain lower palette:
PB Swiss long ball ended hex keys
Park wash buddy chain keeper
Abbey Tools crombie, Shimano 12mm/Shimano QR
Mini screwdriver with multiple bits
DT Swiss 350 end cap swapping tool (swap from standard to torque cap)
Park cable cutters
Park third hand cable tool
Wera 1/4" drive Xyklop ratchet
Old very precise adjustable spanner (basically no slop)End bit of foam:
Topeak tyre pressure gauge
Tape measure
Spoke key
PB Swiss hex key set
Wera Xyklop set with sockets, bits, extensions
Wera bit set, with bit holder
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Dammit-
Thanks, much appreciated, I doubt mine will be quite that extensive but gives me a good place to start!
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One of the reasons to go with a conventional tool-box format was 1. the handle and 2. the ability to put stuff in there like the shop-towel, which always comes in handy.
It's very useful to be able to read the tool list that accompanies the photographs.
Dry
Nick_S
I don't suppose you have a list/spreadsheet of everything you have in here? I'm trying to put together something similar to easily chuck in the car for bike park days.