

Occidental leather for a sparky
Heres my bags. First thing I did when I bought them was have a local leather worker put dividers in the material bags and it was the best decision I ever made.


Heres my bags. First thing I did when I bought them was have a local leather worker put dividers in the material bags and it was the best decision I ever made.
Pretty much as the title says.
Little background. I'm not a contractor or anything but a friend is looking for weekend help installing gutters (his side biz) and I've got tools and I'm competent with them and building concepts so I figured what the hell. Besides a new skill and some extra cash never hurt anybody, right?
I digress. I'm looking for a budget rig, even used, that will stand up to some abuse and hold everything I will need. Suspenders would be ideal as I already carry heavyish weight on my waist during the week and don't wanna do it on the weekends also. I would prefer leather unless someone can convince me of a worthy alternative, I'm not ignorant however I realize leather is expensive so it's not a must.
Main needs as far as belt attachments:
Impact holster (I use a DeWalt XR)
Tape clip (prefer clip but will accept holster)
Multiple fastener pouches (preferably on one attachment)
Hammer ring
Attachment with pouch(es) for the following
-nippers (these can also have their own sheath)
-pencil/sharpie (I'll have both)
-speed square (6" I think)
-torpedo level
-multiple impact bits (prolly no more than 4 I would think)
-crimpers
-pliers
I know I'm forgetting a couple things or don't need something but you get the point. Any advice or suggestions are more than welcome. TIA