Depends on which bag, lol. I used to haul around tons of crap in a laptop bag but have since specialized somewhat to save the mess.
1) Black tactical messenger bag loaded with my hardware/networking stuff
- punch down tool
- spool of 1 pair
- butt set
- wiring tester (internal wiring, patch cables, performance, shorts, pairing, etc)
- wire tone/trace set
- crimp and candy tins (small and easier to sort out than bags) of rj45/rj14 connectors
- wire snips
- fold away box cutter
- mag light
- headlamp (led lamp with headband)
- electrical tape
- wiring sticker book (those are life savers, lol)
- some rolled up para cord (million and one uses)
- multimeter
- misc other tools and bits (adapters, jumper cables with gator clips, carpenters pencil, pens, small notebook, etc)
2) A generic tool bag with a misc collection of stuff collected over the ages, adapters, fittings, specialized tools, jewelers tools, etc
3) laptop bag
- laptop
- blue tooth mouse
- external drive
- 3-4 thumb drives
- spiral notepads labeled for each client/project
- pens, pencils, sharpies, etc
- small calculator
- instant wap for travel
- nook loaded with pubs mostly but some books for down time
I do a lot of work from home then go on site for the physical stuff or for meetings. Usually I am hauling around a canvas grocery sack full of something, lol. Pubs or demo materials or some custom wire dojober I put together and need to install or parts or whatever. Those things are really handy.
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