Readywares Waxed Canvas Tool Bucket for Easy Organization

Tool bucket: Construction

United States on Oct 20, 2023

Looks like good quality, with lots of storage. We see how it last with the test of time. I put it on a 4.5 gallon bucket and it fits perfect without the bottom of the bucket showingLooks like good quality, with lots of storage. We see how it last with the test of time. I put it on a 4.5 gallon bucket and it fits perfect without the bottom of the bucket showing: Lots of storage and good material

United States on Oct 13, 2023

Brandon: Finally found something still made with quality this seems very durable I’ve had a couple different ones that have worn out and ripped over the last few years. I have a feeling this one will last a long time 10/10 recommend!

United States on Oct 10, 2023

Michael Harrison: Back in 1986 when I asked the first contractor that I ever worked for, "what kinds of tools should I buy?", he said, "Buy the best tools you can afford." I get it, this organizer is pretty expensive. But I'm a firm believer that you get what you pay for. The materials feel of good quality and it seems to be very well assembled. I use it everyday on the job site and it, at least for this first month of use, seems up to the task. The inside pockets of the organizer seem well thought out and useful. Some of the outside pockets I would have done differently. First of all, I just don't need a pocket for a cordless drill. I carry my drill kit in a separate tool bag. I'd rather just have a few more regular pockets. Also, a couple of the outside pockets are a little oddly shaped. But all in all, it's a quality product and I would recommend it.

United States on Sep 28, 2023

Chris ArnoldChris Arnold: I have some very large plumbing tools, like 16 and 22 inch Knipex Cobras, pliers wrenches, some Ridgid pipe wrenches, and other stuff.

I was looking at the Veto Wrencher series, but at between $200-$350, I decided to think outside the bag.

This waxed canvas organizer works great. You need to make sure you don’t overload it, as it can get heavy AF.

Also, the color is a little lighter than most of the other black bucket organizers out there, so it is easier to see what is going on inside the abyss.

I doubt the bucket organizer will wear out in my lifetime, but the bucket sure might break. For $10 or less, you can have yourself a new tool bucket support container.

For about $80 including the price of the bucket, I'm pretty happy, especially compared to the Veto. I am looking at some of their other products like tool rolls (I am a sucker for tool rolls).

Only negatives are the handle doesn’t move as freely as I’d like, and it is in the correct position. This is because the material is thick, so maybe there is nothing to be done.

Also, even though this is sold by a small USA based company, my product was made in India. But still...

United States on Aug 24, 2023

labrat7357: This product is well made but is so specific to a bucket that it is hard to locate a bucket in Australia that will fit without modification. Most Australian buckets have the handles attached around 1 - 1 1/4 " from the top rim and the organiser requires that the handle is around 3 1/2 - 4 " from the rim . After I located a similar bucket with handles 3 1/2" from the rim I noted that the rim diameter is larger in Australia meaning that the top had to be trimmed and the top fin on the outside of the bucket had to be trimmed off then it would squeeze on and it looked great. Then it came to loading tools into the bucket. The first thing that struck me was the absence of a metal attachment for a tape measure. Then you realise that the pockets are sewn with the two layers of canvas laid flat for ease of manufacture not as they should be with the top layer gathered slightly to form useable pockets for tools particularly on the inside of the bucket. You could only fit 12" metal rules in most of the pockets not actual tools. The loops inside the bucket are placed too high to be of any real use and they were sewn in such a way that the ends became loose requiring me to hand sew a repair to...

Australia on Dec 12, 2020

Mike Doyle: Spend the extra money! Love this product.

Canada on Jan 22, 2020