Tool bag?

[D. Hinton]

Started Traveling more with work and wanting to bring my carvings with me for when I have down time.
Wanting a bag I can keep my gouges and chisels organized and protected

Gonna see how this is going to go

 

[Eric Patterson]

I use the bags that come with my Dewalt cordless impact drill. They are a nice size for hand tools and quite light. They make a great overnight kit too!

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Here's a more generic solution.

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[SJ Fairbank]

I second Eric's suggestion regarding the DeWalt tool bags. I have a bunch of DeWalt cordless tools and most of the bags they came with have been repurposed.

 

[Steve Sanford]

I second Eric's suggestion regarding the DeWalt tool bags. I have a bunch of DeWalt cordless tools and most of the bags they came with have been repurposed.

Add me to the list. I have a couple of different sizes - very handy and secure (with the zipper opening).

To keep edge tools sharp when in as bag, I use either cardboard or dense packing foam - both scavenged materials.

All the best,

SJS

 

[Capt Rich Geminski]

I use some LL Bean totes that have seen better days. Piece of cork for the carving knives and a few head blanks roughed out on the band saw.

 

[Eric Patterson]

Dax

Another option since you specifically mentioned gouges and chisels is a leather roll-up pouch. In fact you could tuck this one inside that Dewalt bag

Full Grain Leather Tool Roll Up Pouch- Handcrafted Tool Kit (10 Slots)

MADE WITH HIGH-QUALITY LEATHER: The Tool Roll is handcrafted using the highest quality Full Grain Leather. The Full Grain leather is super soft to the touch, durable, attractive, and attains a unique patina after time and use. It’s the best way to store your tools with due care and respect...

www.rustictown.com

 

[T Entwistle]

I’m not sure if they have a bag that will suit your needs, but they are extremely well built and durable. Lots of tradesmen like myself swear by them. Unfortunately they are not cheap but worth the money.

Tool Bags, Tool Backpacks and Tool Storage That Works - VetoProPac

VetoProPac tool bags are designed to keep your tools vertically organized for tool storage, offer easy access, & easy carrying of tool bags, tool pouch, tool backpacks, etc.

vetopropac.com

 

[patrick mccarthy]

Started Traveling more with work and wanting to bring my carvings with me for when I have down time.
Wanting a bag I can keep my gouges and chisels organized and protected

Gonna see how this is going to go

I use tool rolls for my edge tools.

16 Pocket Heavy Duty 15 oz. Canvas Tool Rolls, 10

Our olive drab canvas is really something special. At 15 oz, it is our heaviest canvas, and the color is rich. Protect your tools in the shop or on the go. Canvas tool rolls are easy to care for, and built for lifetime of use. Handmade in Montana, USA

hbarncraftworks.com

 

[Bob Reitmeyer]

Sounds like there are some good ideas for bags already. I like to keep my gouges / chisels protected with a length of clear pvc tubing for transport.