I was wondering if this could fit a tool belt, and hold a 4 lb. sledge hammer? I always seem to be improvising? Thanks.....in advance!
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It probably could hold a sledge hammer but the weight and wear against the webbing would wear it out quickly. Also, it would rub against clothing while containing the sledge hammer and wear clothing out quickly also. Best to buy a leather tool holder with a metal frame specifically designed to hold heavy tools.
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It would only fit about a 3 or 4 inch belt at the max so it would depend on your tool belt. I do think the 4lb hammer would be fine though. Dont' do any cartwheels with it in there though...
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In my opinion, yes. It is definitely constructed more than strong enough for that purpose. :)
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I carry for a 6", but a 4"will work. Might want to make sure a 4 " doesn't move around to much so that the strap over the hammer doesn't move off the hammer allowing the gun to fall out.
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I don't see why it wouldn't hold a tool box. Ratchet straps to tie it down maybe?
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It holds pretty snug. The issue is that there are no holes through the sheath and the belt loop is mounted high. You would have to drill out some holes to mount it.
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They don't make hammers out of aluminum for a reason. If the tang extended beyond the aluminum it would be a different story. You'll just end up ruining your knife.
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I'm not a mountain climber, but I've fiddled around with it a bit and the hammer is definitely NOT an instrument designed to aid and assist in rock climbing per se. Rock climbing gear is very different stuff and I doubt this item would be well suited to that job. However, I will say that I weight 174 pounds and when climbing a tree I jammed the hammer head/spike crossways in the notch of a branch above my head and it held my entire body weight with no problem. It is likely that it would hold someone that was 220 pounds as well if they were doing what I was doing.
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Heavy duty? It`s not a full size heavy duty, bolt to a garage bench vise. You won`t be able to beat on it with a large hammer. It`s just a friction screw mount, as you can see. I bought it to be a third hand. I mount things in it so I have my 2 hands free to work on something.
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No. I don't recommend using it to hold 1.2 lb and 8" long flashlight. Its just velcro tightening the strap. Your flashlight will be too big and heavy and will cause your flashlight to move. You are welcome to try it and return it if it gives you any issues... but I don't recommend it.
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If the belt has MOLLE or pals webbing, it'll fit but it won't fit a regular pants belt. It's flat too, so it's not a good platform for a holster at 3 or 9 o'clock. It's more for a chest mount in my opinion.
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I would assume that these straps can support around five pounds with about two inches of the strap attached to itself using the velcro. If you can fit a six inch piece of string around the tool (and yes it is adjustable for smaller sizes), I would save it is save for holding tools. Although the straps are eight inches long, you should give and inch or two of extra length to allow the strap to lock to itself.
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It fits, easily, on my two inch web belts and my gun belt. Don't knoe much about duty belts, but I think you could make it work. Jay walking bears?...I'm just kidding around with you. :)
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With some room to spare. You could carry your drill, drill bits, hammer, screws a some other tools. I think it would be good for your corded drill. It's hard not to like this bag, it'd a good size without being too big.
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Mitch - I don't think the design of this would be all that great for using with/as a hammer drill. While it may work just fine, I would think it would start to fall apart at some point from the constant hammering. Just my opinion -
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I use mine to carry the surge, it's one of the biggest leathermans out there I believe. Skeletool will fit but the sheath maybe a little large for it.
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The "belt loop" is actual for attaching it to a metal blue jeans button on a tool belt. It can work on a small thin belt, but not well.
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Sarah, without knowing what the UPC number of the drill/kit you would be purchasing this bag for, I cannot confidently expect this would be a good fit. I certainly would not like to mislead you without those dimensions. Should you be in a rush to purchase, this bag is available in a larger size on Amazon which I think fits most of the larger muli-tool sets even with the accessories including multiple tools, chargers and accessories and molded tool case. If you know which tool you wish to purchase, I have several sizes in the warehouse that I can personally measure to determine a proper fit.
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Perhaps for smaller tools, like screwdrivers and pliers, etc. Definitely would not hold any small hand tools. The 8 inch length would be a limiting factor. Try using a piece of 8 inch string as a guide which may help you decide. Also, the velcro strips are only about 3/8-1/2 wide. Good luck.