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@@kingosi351 it’s super easy to do. Just one more tool! Every now and then I go through and take inventory of the tools I’ve used and if there’s something I haven’t used in a while I’ll pull it out and see if I miss it.

@@mikeredhead2894 thanks! I’m glad it gave you some new ideas to employ on your kit. Knowledge transfer is a beautiful thing.

@@MattHmm-rq6dn thanks for the note and recommendation. I looked at the PB Swiss offering as well as the park tools. I’m a cyclist so I’m familiar with their stuff and by no means above carrying bike tools in my handyman kit. If it works I’ll use it. Also, I hadn’t heard of Morgan’s Maintenance but I really enjoyed watching his stuff. He’s got a great setup and super neat to hear him explain his logic for how he operates. I drive a Prius and set it up in a modular fashion for my handyman work. Maybe I’ll do a video on that sometime.

Id love to to see small car setups! I've seen only a few some UK people in focus hatchback but far less common. I have a few workmobiles 1ton van truck use to have a hobby transit ect. The one you'll catch me in most of the time is a nearly half a million mile toyota matrix. It's a simple service car with clear totes with consumables and a few packout organizers for my electrical/fasteners. If i saw your setup I may be able to suggest some improvements. I use veto kp xl or smaller one behind the seat for common consumables. I look forward to that video 👍.

Sweet! When I’m able to lift heavy stuff again I’ll put it together. I often wish I had a truck but it’s crazy how much something like that cuts into profits. I’m getting 45mpg and I’ve barely had to spend a penny on my Prius. I work in the city so it’s easy to maneuver. Toyotas are the best! Keep that Matrix going as long as you can.

They do tend to last until recently. I have a high-school friend with a 1990 toyta pickup 22re with 1.2 million miles original lower block one head rebuild 3 transmissions it was even turbo charged for years 😆. My highest mileage cars was a Buick park Ave ultra (yes supercharged) at nearly 800k still on the road. Our 2012 Ford van is pushing mid 400k one the same 4.6l modular v8 (like every cop car engine). Pick them right you'll do well. I don't care too much about mpg the matrix is maybe 20? (1.8l camry engine not 2.4 oil burner) Van gets 12 at best truck gets 8 😆 makes me want to get a old 90s Ford 300 straight 6 and get more. The point is it has to be built into the price since I know prius batteries are expensive! That gas saving bites you eventually.

@ dang! I had a Buick park avenue ultra in high school. Those bad boys can rip!

Ok, that’s a good idea. I’ll have to give that a shot. Thanks for the recommendation.

@@stfloppy my brother gave me that one. But here’s the link from Amazon: www.amazon.com/Cardcase-like-Refillable-Portable-Moisturizing-Essential/dp/B08F1VCGKM/ref=mp_s_a_1_2?crid=1EX9QMTUEY74S&dib=eyJ2IjoiMSJ9.92RGlBDH_ZzFWRqeptYZkRn52l6Z6HpaMqxWZ2ZMMc8RX2-8C-rvBApBB7phD8qbo5FDX-d49n0mQSOEmmHifRO3lCqZMFksyKgxAnMN32BklRm4LmnNNECG63CzxK-enBYPWL8D6GW9HY_h6aB44qskfYaIm_rx0IyNa-cu2i_Qa7oEhpG_Om2K373t7S5IINa3HEJrjpBvQPfopa3faQ.0YQUtfCVCFoIuObXH0kLYYnB7RTW9V7jc0tk8nmLrjk&dib_tag=se&keywords=credit+card+spray+bottle&qid=1731261207&sprefix=credit+card+spray+hottle%2Caps%2C114&sr=8-2

@@joruckus thanks! I really appreciate the feedback. I’ve learned a lot from looking at other people’s kits that they’ve shared on UA-cam so glad I’m able to share some of my ideas with others to use.

It could be we just need to create our own case. I’ve seen some of those alpaca cases online but have never handled one in person.

That's pretty slick. I've got a Vanquest sling bag that I love. I didn't think to try some of their other carry solutions for the mini toolkit. It almost looks like a mini version of a veto backpack bag. I like the tech organizer that I'm currently using because the tool scan just drop in and out of their storage slots without having to stretch open an elastic strap. Writing that down makes me sound like I'm super lazy but I use my tools enough that those extra steps get to be annoying.

Yea, It's a pretty slick little tool. Here's the link of the one that I have: www.amazon.com/Titan-Tools-15200-Precision-Oiler/dp/B002LYQALQ/ref=asc_df_B002LYQALQ/?tag=hyprod-20&linkCode=df0&hvadid=693401379483&hvpos=&hvnetw=g&hvrand=9887869061408172983&hvpone=&hvptwo=&hvqmt=&hvdev=c&hvdvcmdl=&hvlocint=&hvlocphy=9008142&hvtargid=pla-435956970871&psc=1&mcid=c6e49a6172473a6caf7affe761762644

Haha. That much is true. You’d have a tough time keeping your trousers up.

Thanks! Yes, I think that's the difference between someone that actually uses their tools and someone that just totes them around. I want to be using my tools and not fussing with finding them buried in the tool bag.

Thanks Daniel! I’m trying to start growing my channel so keep your eyes peeled for some more videos.

Thanks! My brother and I both love putting together practical kits to solve the actual problems that we encounter. I love watching these sort of videos but when I’ve tried to build my kit like the ones I see online I find they don’t work practically as well as I’d like. I left some room in my current kit to add things as needed but always trying to trim out redundancy. @toddparker on UA-cam has excellent videos on eliminating redundancy if you haven’t seen his stuff yet. Thanks for the comment!

@@stephaniem1216 we’ve been talking about selling it. Are you in the Washington DC area by chance?

@@JoeKerner-j7e do you think it works just the same? That could be an easier alternative.

Sweet! It’s such a fun car. I haven’t had to find spare parts for it yet. I’m sure you could go to a junkyard in your area and find some parts. I think many of the Toyotas of that era had the same parts so even if it wasn’t the a tercel you might find what you’re looking for.

I know this was 4 months ago but try rock auto

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Thanks Ned! It’s been a great setup and I’ve been able to smoke a ton of meat in it.

Aweosme! That’s great to hear. Thanks for the follow up.

Awesome! Feel free to reply on here if it works. The basket definitely helps with efficiency but I’m basically at sea level where I live so I’m not sure about the elevation.

Awesome. It can't be beat. Although they did just come out with an updated version...

@@MPCfacilities yes i know, but both new versions dont fit so well in my knipex toolcase like the little swivel and the 400 lumens are enough for me too😁

@@bauermarinus Ahh, yes that makes sense

Wooden file handle 😎

Lloyd, thanks for your note! I’ve smoked quite a few things since making my charcoal basket video. I need to edit my video on cooking with it to share more of my experience. I’ve done racks of ribs on a weber rib rack. Cut into 4 sections I did two full racks. I’ve also done full sized pork shoulders and I’ve even been able to do three small whole chickens. Thanks for the comment and encouragement to finish my video on how it works.