Mt DiabloChisel Roll - 4 Slot Waxed Canvas Tool Organizer with Leather Tie | Socket Roll & Bike Tool Organizer for Craftsmen, Woodworkers, Mechanics, Carpenters, Tradespeople, Hobbyists

Heavy duty canvas. Will protect my chisel blades.

Quality is ok, but major flaw is that it only has one tie strap, so it’s impossible to secure the roll. I’d consider a leather roll with 2 straps so it can be tied securely

The fabric and the ability to hold chisels in this role is really really good. My only complaint is that the straps don’t seem to make sense they don’t really allow you to wrap tightly. The pluses way outweigh the negatives and I highly rated but I don’t think it’s five stars because of the straps.

The Mt Diablo Tool Roll is a top-notch solution for organizing and protecting your tools. Crafted from heavy-duty waxed canvas, it exudes durability and resilience, designed to withstand the rigors of frequent use. The top flap adds an extra layer of protection, ensuring that your tools are safeguarded from dust and damage.Featuring four separate pockets, each approximately 3 inches wide and reinforced with copper rivets, this tool roll provides ample space for chisels, knives, saws, and other essential tools. The leather tie strap is a thoughtful addition, offering both practicality and style. It's long enough to accommodate various tool sizes, making it easy to carry and access your tools when needed. Whether you’re a woodworker, carpenter, hobbyist, or professional, the versatile and compact design of this tool roll makes it an invaluable companion for both on-the-go and stationary use. The sturdy construction and water-repellent materials ensure that this tool roll not only meets but exceeds expectations, making it a fantastic investment for anyone in need of reliable tool storage

I'm really pleased to have this canvas storage roll for my best chisels. It keeps them together in the drawer and it protects the cutting edges. The roll is well made and looks good. It should last a long time if I'm careful not to jam the cutting edges of the chisels into the bottom of the pockets.