What's in your camera bag tool kit?

I'm putting together a small tool bag that will go in my camera bag and would like to see if there is anything I overlooked.  Here is what I have in here right now:

1. Blower
2. Lens pen
3. Lens/glass wipes
4. Multitool
5. USB-C cable
6. Duct tape (mini roll)

What's in your camera bag tool kit? 

Roger Lang wrote: I'm putting together a small tool bag that will go in my camera bag and would like to see if there is anything I overlooked.  Here is what I have in here right now:

1. Blower
2. Lens pen
3. Lens/glass wipes
4. Multitool
5. USB-C cable
6. Duct tape (mini roll)

What's in your camera bag tool kit? 

1. Blower brush.          2. Lens cleaning fluid.      3. Lens tissue.
4.  Microfiber cloth.      5. Multi-tool.                     6. Mini screwdriver set.
7. 3 jeweler's files.       8. 10X magnifier.              9. Gaffer's tape.

Wait do you all actually have a physical bag within your camera bag with all your tools in it?  Mine have just been loosely in one of the pockets.     

What you all have, plus microfiber cloths.  

Some other items that you should consider adding, of course depending on where you are going, but most of these are good to have with you all of the time that you are "out and away".

Filter wrenches are always with me, sized for the range of lenses and filters that I have in the bag. So far, I haven't needed them for my cameras, but I have rescued a few cameras and filters owned by others, and made friends in the process. 

About 50' of black paracord and some long boot laces. I use these when there is a need to tie down the tripod or light stands, and sometimes the paracord has been used to pull my camera bag up a steep slope that would have been difficult for me to climb while wearing the camera bag.

When the paracord is stretched between two trees and a Space Blanket type tarp is placed over it, you can have a lean-to type shelter from the harsh Sun or a sudden rain/snow shower. The Space Blanket needs to be large enough to be a comfortable 1 person shelter for you and camera bag. For this use, the single use version is the lightest. It's reflective properties can be handy as a reflective signal, if a rescue should ever be required too.

Gaffer tape (black) is always with me. Gaffer tape leaves no residue when removed, where ordinary Duct Tape frequently does.

I always carry a Leatherman Tool (Wave model) on my belt every day, but I absolutely wouldn't be without it if going anywhere away from civilization. It's an American version of the Swiss Pocket Knife. A great tool to have with you for dealing with the wilderness and  emergency repairs to your equipment.

A few Protein Bars, for that extra energy boost if/when needed. 

I always have a 10-12 oz bottle of water with me too. 


Charley

Thank you all.  I'm going through all this and when it comes to how you are keeping all this together, are you using anything special in terms of bag? 

Roger Lang wrote: Thank you all. I'm going through all this and when it comes to how you are keeping all this together, are you using anything special in terms of bag? 

My kit is in a soft cloth drawstring bag that came with a bottle of whiskey. Easy to transfer to whichever camera bag or backpack I happen to be using.

I use a camera Rucksack from Rollei. In it:
- microfibre cloths
- multitool
- lens brush
- cotton carrier
- extra mounts for tripod and carrier
- extra SD cards
- torch
- headlamp
- camera shoulder strap
- camera wrist strap
- earplugs (for concerts)
- spare camera batteries
- wet wipes
- lightweight fold-up stool
- tripod
- And obviously camera and lenses.
These items are always packed. That way when I go somewhere to shoot I just need to grab the rucksack and everything will be there. When I get to the location where I want to shoot I'll usually leave leave stuff in the car that I know I won't need.

Pretty much the same.  Now I do keep a tin of putty in my bag.  I use that to keep my lens from not rolling when cleaning and I use it for product photography.

Razky wrote:

Roger Lang wrote: I'm putting together a small tool bag that will go in my camera bag and would like to see if there is anything I overlooked.  Here is what I have in here right now:

1. Blower
2. Lens pen
3. Lens/glass wipes
4. Multitool
5. USB-C cable
6. Duct tape (mini roll)

What's in your camera bag tool kit? 

1. Blower brush.          2. Lens cleaning fluid.      3. Lens tissue.
4.  Microfiber cloth.      5. Multi-tool.                     6. Mini screwdriver set.
7. 3 jeweler's files.       8. 10X magnifier.              9. Gaffer's tape.

What are the 'jewelers files' for?

Spencer Posey wrote:

Razky wrote:
1. Blower brush.          2. Lens cleaning fluid.      3. Lens tissue.
4.  Microfiber cloth.      5. Multi-tool.                     6. Mini screwdriver set.
7. 3 jeweler's files.       8. 10X magnifier.              9. Gaffer's tape.

What are the 'jewelers files' for?

Any minor deburring that may be necessary