Lost Art Press tool roll, based on one Christopher Schwarz used for many years when travelling the world. It holds many small tools, its flaps keep them from sliding out, and it takes up remarkably little space.
Lost Art Press tool roll, based on one Christopher Schwarz used for many years when travelling the world. It holds many small tools, its flaps keep them from sliding out, and it takes up remarkably little space. The maker of the original is long gone, so Lost Art Press took its basic ideas and made some improvements.
Made in Springfield, Oregon, from 10 oz cotton duck canvas, it protects delicate tools in your tool chest or carries your essential small tools to a class. Open and flat, it measures 12" × 16" and has 18 pockets and two protective flaps.
Once full, fold in the flaps and cinch it closed with a cotton webbing strap and two nickel O-rings: pass the webbing through both rings, then back through one, like a climbing harness.