All gear

52 products across 6 categories. Prices checked 24 Oct 2026.

52 products

⚡Power tools

Milwaukee M18 FUEL 2-Piece Combo (2A3)

Best for: Builders and chippies who want a pro-grade drill and impact pair

Hammer drill (M18FPD3) and impact driver (M18FID3) from Milwaukee's top FUEL brushless range, in one kit.

Pros

  • Top-tier FUEL brushless drill and impact driver
  • Huge M18 battery platform to grow into
  • Hammer drill handles masonry as well as timber and steel

Cons

  • Dearer than DeWalt and Makita starter kits
  • FUEL tools are heavier than compact models
$799.00at Tool Up · checked 24 Oct 2026
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⚡Power tools

DeWalt 18V XR 2-Piece Combo 5.0Ah (DCZ2050P2T)

Best for: Tradies who want a solid 18V pair at a lower price

An 18V XR two-tool kit with two 5.0Ah batteries and a TSTAK case.

Pros

  • Big-capacity 5.0Ah batteries included
  • Comes in a stackable TSTAK case
  • Much cheaper entry into a major 18V system

Cons

  • Not DeWalt's top-end tool range
  • Check the exact tools in the kit against your needs
$429.00at Tool Up · checked 24 Oct 2026
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⚡Power tools

Makita 18V Brushless Combo 5.0Ah (DLX4205TX1)

Best for: Tradies already on Makita LXT batteries or wanting a bigger kit

A brushless Makita 18V LXT combo kit with 5.0Ah batteries.

Pros

  • Makita LXT is one of the largest 18V ranges
  • Brushless motors for longer runtime
  • Good value for a multi-tool kit

Cons

  • Big up-front spend
  • Batteries don't swap with other brands
$1,279.00at Tool Up · checked 24 Oct 2026
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⚡Power tools

Makita 18V Compact Brushless Impact Driver Kit (DTD153RTE)

Best for: Anyone who drives screws and bolts all day

A compact brushless impact driver with two 5.0Ah batteries, rapid charger and case.

Pros

  • Compact head fits tight spots
  • Kit includes two 5.0Ah batteries
  • Brushless motor

Cons

  • Impact driver only, no drill
  • Not Makita's most powerful impact
$619.00at Tool Up · checked 24 Oct 2026
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⚡Power tools

Milwaukee M18 Brushless 184mm Circular Saw (M18BLCS66)

Best for: Framers and fit-out crews on the M18 platform

A 184mm (7-1/4") cordless brushless circular saw.

Pros

  • Full-size 184mm blade for decking and framing
  • Brushless motor
  • Runs on the same M18 batteries as your drill

Cons

  • Tool only, battery and charger not included
  • Not Milwaukee's FUEL saw
$497.00at Tool Up · checked 24 Oct 2026
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⚡Power tools

Makita 18V Brushless 125mm Angle Grinder (tool only)

Best for: Metal workers, plumbers and sparkies cutting on site

A 125mm brushless angle grinder with slide switch and kickback detection.

Pros

  • Kickback detection for safer cutting
  • Common 125mm disc size
  • Brushless motor

Cons

  • Tool only
  • Slide switch isn't a deadman paddle, so check your site rules
$439.00at Tool Up · checked 24 Oct 2026
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⚡Power tools

Milwaukee M18 FUEL 26mm SDS Plus Rotary Hammer

Best for: Sparkies, plumbers and concreters drilling into masonry

A cordless 26mm SDS Plus rotary hammer for drilling and light chiselling in concrete.

Pros

  • SDS Plus takes standard masonry bits
  • Cordless means no leads on site
  • FUEL brushless power

Cons

  • Tool only
  • Overkill if you only drill timber
$592.24at Tool Up · checked 24 Oct 2026
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⚡Power tools

Milwaukee M12 FUEL Installation Drill/Driver Kit

Best for: Electricians, cabinet makers and installers

A compact 12V drill/driver with swappable heads (offset, right-angle and chuck).

Pros

  • Interchangeable heads for awkward spaces
  • Light 12V platform
  • Kit ready to use

Cons

  • 12V has less grunt than 18V
  • Pricey for a 12V tool
$649.52at Tool Up · checked 24 Oct 2026
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⚡Power tools

Makita 12V Max Impact Driver Kit (2x 2.0Ah)

Best for: Apprentices and DIYers on a budget

A light 12V impact driver kit with two 2.0Ah batteries, rapid charger and case.

Pros

  • Light and compact
  • Low price for a full kit
  • Good for cabinetry and fixing

Cons

  • Not for heavy bolts or big screws all day
  • 12V batteries don't fit Makita 18V tools
$319.00at Tool Up · checked 24 Oct 2026
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🔨Hand tools

Stanley FatMax 8m Tape Measure (33-732)

Best for: Every tradie's belt

A metric 8m FatMax tape, a site favourite for decades.

Pros

  • Cheap and tough
  • Wide blade with good stand-out
  • Easy to replace if lost

Cons

  • Not magnetic
  • Belt clip wears over time
$31.75at Tool Up · checked 24 Oct 2026
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🔨Hand tools

Milwaukee STUD 8m Tape Measure

Best for: Builders who want a tougher tape

An 8m tape with Milwaukee's coated STUD blade for extra life.

Pros

  • Coated blade made for wear
  • Reinforced hook
  • Solid case

Cons

  • Costs more than a basic tape
  • Heavier than compact tapes
$51.75at Tool Up · checked 24 Oct 2026
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🔨Hand tools

Milwaukee 19oz Smooth Face Poly Handle Hammer

Best for: Framers and general builders

A 19oz framing hammer with a poly handle.

Pros

  • Good weight for framing
  • Smooth face won't mark finished timber
  • Poly handle handles the weather

Cons

  • Smooth face can slip on nails compared with milled
  • Heavier than a finishing hammer
$60.34at Tool Up · checked 24 Oct 2026
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🔨Hand tools

Stabila Heavy Duty 1200mm Spirit Level (96-2/120)

Best for: Builders, tilers and landscapers

A 1200mm heavy-duty box level from Stabila.

Pros

  • 1200mm is the all-round size
  • Heavy-duty frame
  • Trusted level brand

Cons

  • One length won't suit every job
  • Pricier than hardware-store levels
$139.00at Tool Up · checked 24 Oct 2026
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🔨Hand tools

Milwaukee FASTBACK Folding Utility Knife

Best for: Every trade

A one-handed flip-open folding utility knife.

Pros

  • Opens one-handed
  • Folds safely into a pocket
  • Cheap and easy blade changes

Cons

  • No blade storage on this model
  • Blade is fixed, not retractable
$33.11at Tool Up · checked 24 Oct 2026
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🔨Hand tools

Milwaukee 3/8" Drive 56pc Ratchet & Socket Set

Best for: Mechanics, fitters and ute owners

A 56-piece 3/8" drive set with SAE and metric sockets.

Pros

  • Metric and imperial in one set
  • Covers most everyday bolts
  • Good mid-size drive

Cons

  • No 1/2" drive for big bolts
  • Takes more space than a small kit
$297.09at Tool Up · checked 24 Oct 2026
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🔨Hand tools

Milwaukee 12-Piece VDE Screwdriver Set

Best for: Electricians

A 12-piece insulated VDE screwdriver set for electrical work.

Pros

  • Insulated VDE screwdrivers for electrical work
  • Covers common sizes
  • One set for the whole kit

Cons

  • Costs more than standard drivers
  • Insulated handles are bulkier
$163.89at Tool Up · checked 24 Oct 2026
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🔨Hand tools

Milwaukee Torque Lock Locking Pliers 2-Pack

Best for: Mechanics, welders and fabricators

Two locking pliers (254mm and 152mm) with Milwaukee's Torque Lock screw.

Pros

  • Two useful sizes
  • Easy-turn locking screw
  • Good value as a pair

Cons

  • No cushioned grip on this pack
  • Not insulated
$59.52at Tool Up · checked 24 Oct 2026
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🔨Hand tools

Milwaukee 8-in-1 Ratcheting Multi-Bit Screwdriver

Best for: Apprentices and service techs

A compact ratcheting screwdriver with bits stored in the handle.

Pros

  • Replaces several drivers
  • Ratchet speeds up the work
  • Cheap

Cons

  • Bits can go missing
  • Not insulated for live work
$30.73at Tool Up · checked 24 Oct 2026
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🔨Hand tools

Makita 50m Laser Distance Measurer

Best for: Estimators, builders and painters quoting jobs

A laser measurer that reads distances up to 50m.

Pros

  • Fast measuring for quotes
  • One-person measuring
  • Range for most homes

Cons

  • Needs a target surface
  • Bright sun can make the dot hard to see
$179.00at Tool Up · checked 24 Oct 2026
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🥾Workwear & boots

Steel Blue Parkes Zip Scuff Safety Boot (312658)

Best for: Tradies on their feet all day

A lace-up zip-sided safety boot with a scuff cap from Australian brand Steel Blue.

Pros

  • Zip side for quick on and off
  • Scuff cap protects the toe
  • Popular Aussie boot brand

Cons

  • Zip boots take some breaking in
  • Check sizing, as fit varies by brand
$219.00at Workwear Express · checked 24 Oct 2026
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🥾Workwear & boots

Blundstone 8063 Rotoflex Zip Safety Boot

Best for: Tradies who like Blundstone comfort

A 6" zip-sided safety-toe boot from Blundstone's Rotoflex range.

Pros

  • Blundstone build quality
  • Zip for quick changes
  • Safety toe

Cons

  • Costs more than basic safety boots
  • Heavier than a jogger
$219.95at Workwear Express · checked 24 Oct 2026
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🥾Workwear & boots

Oliver 34624 Elastic Side Safety Boot

Best for: A tough, low-cost pull-on safety boot

A classic elastic-sided safety boot from Oliver.

Pros

  • Pull-on, no laces
  • Lower price than many safety boots
  • Classic Aussie style

Cons

  • Less ankle support than lace-ups
  • Elastic sides wear over time
$124.95at Workwear Express · checked 24 Oct 2026
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🥾Workwear & boots

FXD WJ-1 Composite Toe Safety Jogger

Best for: Sparkies, installers and warehouse work

A sneaker-style safety jogger with a composite toe.

Pros

  • Light like a runner
  • Composite toe instead of steel
  • Looks good off site

Cons

  • Not for heavy, muddy sites
  • Less ankle protection than a boot
$164.95at Workwear Express · checked 24 Oct 2026
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🥾Workwear & boots

KingGee Workcool Pro Stretch Cargo Pant

Best for: Hot Aussie summers

A lightweight stretch cargo work pant built for heat.

Pros

  • Lightweight and breathable
  • Stretch for crouching and climbing
  • Cargo pockets

Cons

  • Lighter fabric wears sooner on rough sites
  • Colour and size range vary
$99.95at Workwear Express · checked 24 Oct 2026
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🥾Workwear & boots

FXD WP-3T Taped Stretch Work Pant

Best for: Night work and low-light sites

A stretch work pant with reflective tape.

Pros

  • Reflective tape for visibility
  • Stretch fabric
  • Modern fit

Cons

  • Check that it meets your site's hi-vis rules
  • Dearer than basic drill pants
$114.95at Workwear Express · checked 24 Oct 2026
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🥾Workwear & boots

FXD LS-1 Lightweight Short

Best for: Summer jobs

A lightweight 4-way-stretch work short.

Pros

  • 4-way stretch
  • Light for hot days
  • Modern cut

Cons

  • Not for sites that need long pants
  • Lighter fabric
$74.95at Workwear Express · checked 24 Oct 2026
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🥾Workwear & boots

FXD WO-1 Insulated Waterproof Work Jacket

Best for: Winter early starts

An insulated waterproof work jacket.

Pros

  • Waterproof and insulated
  • Made for early starts
  • Good everyday jacket

Cons

  • Too warm for most of the year in the north
  • Bulkier than a softshell
$209.95at Workwear Express · checked 24 Oct 2026
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🥾Workwear & boots

FXD SK-1 Work Socks 5-Pack

Best for: Everyone wearing boots

A 5-pack of work socks.

Pros

  • Cheap 5-pack
  • Made for boots
  • Easy upgrade for comfort

Cons

  • Socks wear out, so plan to replace them
$29.95at Workwear Express · checked 24 Oct 2026
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🧰Ute & van storage

Milwaukee PACKOUT Rolling Tool Box

Best for: Ute and van tradies building a modular storage system

The base of the PACKOUT system: a wheeled box that the other modules lock onto.

Pros

  • Wheels and handle carry a full stack
  • Modules lock together
  • Tough for ute trays and vans

Cons

  • PACKOUT gets expensive as you add modules
  • Heavy when fully loaded
$402.92at Tool Up · checked 24 Oct 2026
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🧰Ute & van storage

Milwaukee PACKOUT Tool Box

Best for: Adding to your PACKOUT stack

A standard PACKOUT box that locks onto the rolling box or a van rack.

Pros

  • Locks onto the rest of PACKOUT
  • Tough shell
  • Large space for tools

Cons

  • Only locks onto PACKOUT modules
  • No wheels
$201.90at Tool Up · checked 24 Oct 2026
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🧰Ute & van storage

Milwaukee PACKOUT Organiser

Best for: Screws, fixings and small parts

A PACKOUT organiser with removable bins for small parts.

Pros

  • Removable bins
  • Locks into the PACKOUT stack
  • See-through lid

Cons

  • Bins can shift if overfilled
  • Pricey for a parts organiser
$126.22at Tool Up · checked 24 Oct 2026
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🧰Ute & van storage

Milwaukee PACKOUT Crate

Best for: Bulky gear and quick grab-and-go

An open PACKOUT crate for bulky items.

Pros

  • Lowest price PACKOUT module
  • Good for leads, PPE and bulky gear
  • Stacks onto the system

Cons

  • Open top, not weatherproof
  • Small items can fall out
$99.00at Tool Up · checked 24 Oct 2026
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🧰Ute & van storage

Milwaukee PACKOUT 20" Tool Bag

Best for: Tradies who want a bag that clips into PACKOUT

A 20" open tool bag that clips onto PACKOUT.

Pros

  • Clips onto the PACKOUT system
  • Wide opening
  • Tough fabric

Cons

  • Bag, so it isn't crush-proof
  • Dearer than non-system bags
$187.38at Tool Up · checked 24 Oct 2026
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🧰Ute & van storage

Milwaukee PACKOUT 2-Drawer Tool Box

Best for: Hand tools you grab often

A PACKOUT box with two drawers.

Pros

  • Drawers keep tools tidy
  • Locks into the stack
  • Great in a van

Cons

  • Drawers add weight
  • Costs more than a plain box
$372.82at Tool Up · checked 24 Oct 2026
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🧰Ute & van storage

Milwaukee PACKOUT Jobsite Storage Tote 500mm

Best for: Carrying a day's tools to the job

A 500mm (20") open tote that fits the PACKOUT system.

Pros

  • Quick access open design
  • Fits the PACKOUT system
  • Carries a lot

Cons

  • Open top
  • Large size isn't for small kits
$202.92at Tool Up · checked 24 Oct 2026
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🧰Ute & van storage

Ultimate Builders Australian Leather Tool Bag

Best for: Builders who like leather

An Australian leather builder's tool bag.

Pros

  • Leather ages well
  • Not tied to a tool brand system
  • Classic look

Cons

  • Leather needs some care
  • Doesn't lock into modular systems
$209.00at Tool Up · checked 24 Oct 2026
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🦺Safety gear

Pro Choice V6 Full Brim Hard Hat (Ratchet)

Best for: Sun protection on site

A vented full-brim hard hat with a ratchet harness.

Pros

  • Full brim gives shade
  • Ratchet harness is easy to adjust
  • Low price

Cons

  • Vented hats aren't for electrical work
  • Check your site's rules on brim style
$24.00at Workwear Express · checked 24 Oct 2026
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🦺Safety gear

Milwaukee High Performance Clear Safety Glasses

Best for: Everyday eye protection

Clear safety glasses from Milwaukee's high performance range.

Pros

  • Clear lens for indoor and outdoor work
  • Low price
  • Wrap-around style

Cons

  • Clear lens means no sun protection
  • Can fog in humid weather
$31.32at Tool Up · checked 24 Oct 2026
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🦺Safety gear

SafeStyle Fusion Polarised Safety Glasses (FMBP100)

Best for: Outdoor tradies who want sunnies that are also safety glasses

Polarised UV400 safety glasses from Aussie brand SafeStyle.

Pros

  • Polarised lenses cut glare
  • UV400 lens
  • Look like normal sunnies

Cons

  • Too dark for indoor work
  • Dearer than basic glasses
$69.99at Workwear Express · checked 24 Oct 2026
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🦺Safety gear

Maxisafe Class 5 Bluetooth Earmuff (HRE661-BT)

Best for: Noisy sites, with music or calls

Class 5 earmuffs with Bluetooth for music and calls.

Pros

  • Class 5 hearing protection
  • Bluetooth for calls and music
  • Take calls without removing the muffs

Cons

  • Need charging
  • Heavier than basic muffs
$129.00at Tool Up · checked 24 Oct 2026
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🦺Safety gear

Pro Choice Riggamate Cut Resistant Glove

Best for: Handling sheet metal, glass and sharp material

A rigger-style glove with cut resistance.

Pros

  • Cut-resistant
  • Rigger style
  • Cheap to replace

Cons

  • Less dexterity than thin gloves
  • Check the cut rating against your job
$33.00at Workwear Express · checked 24 Oct 2026
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🦺Safety gear

JB's Wear 6DNSV Day/Night Hi-Vis Vest

Best for: Quick hi-vis for any site

A taped day/night hi-vis safety vest.

Pros

  • Day and night (taped) visibility
  • Very low price
  • Throw over any shirt

Cons

  • Basic fabric
  • A vest may not meet every site's rules
from $10.95at Workwear Express · checked 24 Oct 2026
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🦺Safety gear

Milwaukee 10-1000V Dual Range Voltage Detector

Best for: Electricians and anyone near live wiring

A non-contact voltage detector with dual range.

Pros

  • Non-contact voltage check
  • Dual range
  • Pocket size

Cons

  • Not a replacement for a proper tester
  • Requires batteries
$58.65at Tool Up · checked 24 Oct 2026
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🦺Safety gear

Elevate e-ZED Active Bluetooth Earmuffs

Best for: Hearing protection with phone calls

Active earmuffs with Bluetooth from Elevate.

Pros

  • Bluetooth for calls and music
  • Active design
  • Mid price

Cons

  • Need charging
  • Check the class rating for your noise level
$99.00at Workwear Express · checked 24 Oct 2026
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📱Phones & tech

OtterBox Defender for iPhone 17e/16e/15/14/13

Best for: iPhone users who drop their phone on site

OtterBox's rugged multi-layer Defender case.

Pros

  • Multi-layer rugged protection
  • Port covers keep dust out
  • Belt-friendly brand

Cons

  • Bulky
  • Adds weight
$99.95at JB Hi-Fi · checked 24 Oct 2026
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📱Phones & tech

UAG Pathfinder Case for iPhone 17 Pro Max

Best for: Lighter rugged protection

A rugged but slimmer case from UAG.

Pros

  • Slimmer than a Defender
  • Rugged design
  • Lower price

Cons

  • Less coverage than a full rugged case
  • Specific to one phone model
$51.75at JB Hi-Fi · checked 24 Oct 2026
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📱Phones & tech

Anker Zolo 20K 45W Power Bank (built-in USB-C)

Best for: Long days on site with your phone and tablet

A 20,000mAh power bank with two built-in USB-C cables and 45W output.

Pros

  • Built-in cables, so nothing to forget
  • 20,000mAh capacity
  • 45W fast charging

Cons

  • Heavier than a 10K bank
  • Built-in cables can't be replaced if damaged
$99.95at JB Hi-Fi · checked 24 Oct 2026
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📱Phones & tech

Garmin Instinct 3 45mm Solar

Best for: Outdoor tradies who want a tough smartwatch

A rugged GPS smartwatch with solar charging.

Pros

  • Rugged build
  • Solar charging stretches battery life
  • GPS and fitness tracking

Cons

  • Pricey
  • Basic screen compared with smartwatches
$729.00at JB Hi-Fi · checked 24 Oct 2026
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📱Phones & tech

Apple AirTag (2nd Gen) 1-Pack

Best for: Tracking tool bags, keys and gear

Apple's Bluetooth tracker for finding gear with an iPhone.

Pros

  • Cheap peace of mind for tools
  • Uses Apple's Find My network
  • Small enough to hide

Cons

  • iPhone only
  • Not a substitute for insurance
$39.00at JB Hi-Fi · checked 24 Oct 2026
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📱Phones & tech

Navman MiVue True 4K Dash Camera

Best for: Recording footage from the ute or van

A 4K dash camera for your work vehicle.

Pros

  • 4K recording
  • Evidence for insurance claims
  • Australian brand

Cons

  • Front camera only
  • Needs a memory card
$179.00at JB Hi-Fi · checked 24 Oct 2026
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📱Phones & tech

Cygnett EasyMount Extendable Car Window Mount

Best for: Hands-free maps and calls in the ute

An extendable windscreen phone mount.

Pros

  • Extendable arm
  • Easy to install
  • Low cost

Cons

  • Suction mounts can drop in heat
  • Check your state's road rules on phone placement
$49.95at JB Hi-Fi · checked 24 Oct 2026
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📱Phones & tech

Milwaukee M18 PACKOUT Radio + Charger

Best for: Music on site, and charging batteries too

A jobsite radio that also charges M18 batteries and fits PACKOUT.

Pros

  • Charges M18 batteries
  • Locks into the PACKOUT system
  • Built for site

Cons

  • Tool only, battery not included
  • Expensive for a radio
$587.38at Tool Up · checked 24 Oct 2026
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