I had an uncle who was a tradesman and every winter during his downtime he would clean and oil his tools. Said he had to maintain his tools because they were what made him his money. Organized, clean, well maintained, extremely efficient and professional. I carried that over into my life. I am always glad to see the tradition continues out there.
Your demeanour is amazing, I have been striving for that for a while. Your content is an inspiration to keep learning about tools and how to maintain a handy tool kit. Thank you.
Great update! Love your point about wiping down your tools: it just looks sharper, and it keeps your work and everything around you clean. People appreciate that attention to detail.
I keep my tools just as clean. When you’re not a construction worker it’s pretty easy to keep them well taken care of. Especially when you by the premium brands to make your work that much easier. I believe in buying tools one time for those that make sense. Some don’t but for those I value I buy premium and keep them up.
When you said you were raffling that bag at 5k subs I thought, dang I might as well subscribe anyways - but he definitely already passed 5k a while back. I was surprised to see you weren't at like 100k or something, and luckily I was already subscribed. As an up-and-coming handyman, I love these videos! I work by myself most of the time so it is great to be able to learn from someone more experienced who also knows how to use the internet to share their knowledge. Most of the veteran contractors I've worked with before hardly know how to use a smartphone. Keep up the good work!
Thanks man, and believe me I understand. The guys that trained me didn’t even have business cards, so social media was completely out the window. I’m working on a system to help fellow tradesmen transition into a more modern way of running their business.
Good load out & great tools! I use the Veto TP-XXL as my main bag for apartment maintenance & the Veto OT-XL as my backup bag. Extremely durable & well worth the money. Nice job on keeping your tools cleaned & maintained.
Good presentation brother. Clean and clear narration and also video too. I use my VETO MB-MC Marine bag not for tools but for all my daily portable electronics. Between lights, speakers, tablets, chargers, some small tools, its easy to accumulate 25 lbs of stuff for entertainment/media. Its a beautiful bag, and my 3rd VETO bag. Thanks for the video, i am a new subscriber.
Great review on your EDC bag. It is setup to be very efficient and compact. I agree with you on cleaning your tools, always best to look professional and take pride in your presentation along with your work. Can’t wait for the next video.
I gotta agree with agree with you about the clean tools The customer will look at you and say wow this guy takes pride in his tools he must take pride in his work. It’s the same thing I’m currently going to a tech school and some kids treat the tools like there nothing. They just got newer Klein stuff in the last few years and to me that’s awesome I try and take care of them and keep them clean. Also great videos on the channel
Subscribed. Great video of your EDC. I'm a fan of my Knipex and Wera tools, but you have some I am considering adding. thanks for being thorough so we know how you are using the tools as well. -Nick
Very nice set up. You.can definitely get allot done. I like that you get quality tools. To me it shows pride in your craft. Without knowing you if you came to my house I'd know you took what you did seriously. I'm a veto and German tool guy to but I'm yellow instead of red
What's up love the videos man. But where you been? Would like to see more from you, please. I'm curious what your pocket edc and tool belt setup looks like. Subscribed and looking forward to seeing something new from you soon.
Great quality video! I might watch it again and take a couple notes. My EDC bag grew to about 40lbs and I really need to trim it down. Thanks for sharing.
Your old 10 inch Milwaukee pack out was an inspiration to redo my bag and got a lot of good ideas from that video and wanted to see the video of your new bag and tools. Good job and keep up the amazing job!!
You do the best bag dumps. A sentence or two about why you chose that tool instead of something else, and that's it. Our load-outs are similar too, but I love my Channellock (Megapro) ratcheting screwdriver. Beats carrying so many separate drivers and the ratchet action is slick. Here's to 5k, won't be long! 🍻
That's a very nice bag. I noticed you didn't mention the price so I Googled it, and I see what's up now. I'm a beginner, not a professional who makes a living with my tools, so I doubt I'll spring for the bag. But, it was great to see how you organize the tools, and we're happy you are enjoying the purchase. Great upload. Keep the videos coming.
Honestly one of the best review videos on a tool bag loadout I've seen and i have watched all of them. Bought this bag because your one of very few ppl that showed a dang drill inside the bag. Thank you love the vids great work clean AF.
You have a very top notch handyman / professional tool kit there...I have two of the bigger vito propac toolbags myselfthanks for sharing it with us...
I keep my tools just as clean. When you’re not a construction worker it’s pretty easy to keep them well taken care of. Especially when you by the premium brands to make your work that much easier. I believe in buying tools one time for those that make sense. Some don’t but for those I value I buy premium and keep them up.
Would love to see videos of how you handle some of those common jobs, like tv mounting, furniture setup, light rehabs etc.. you have quality videos and I enjoy your level of professionalism.
If you’re only using the Alligator socket for stripped screws and bolts, have you considered Vampliers? They may offer more versatility because they’re actually pliers as well. I know the Alligator socket may help with bigger rounded nuts but Vampliers may just be more useful and practical. I personally like the Vampliers Slip Joint pliers. Vampliers is actually the USA branded version of the Japanese company Engineer. The pliers are identical in every way except for handle colors and cost. Also, Knipex has their own version of screw extraction pliers as well now, the Knipex 82 01 200 TwinGrip pliers. Thanks for the videos. Have a great day man.
New sub! Great film work and very detailed. Also in NJ just starting in the home remod world so really good info on what’s needed for what we encounter on an everyday. Jersey Strong!
Great set up. I’ve always kept my tools and myself as clean as possible. I think some people associate hard work with dirty tools and clothes for some reason. Trying to looks presentable is an important part of running you’re own business especially when doing estimates. IMHO Cheers.
Yeah I feel ya when it comes to cleaning your tools. In your last video I saw all the dudes commenting on how clean your tools are. I clean my tools multiple times a week with wipes that are similar to yours. I use the Tub-o-towel brand. They work great! Been in the HVAC trade for over three years now and most of my tools look new. Use them every day. Tools are expensive so why wouldn’t you take care of them? See guys in the trade who are hard on their tools and don’t clean them constantly replacing tools. Or they just look dirty and unprofessional. Clean your tools!
Another great video, just this morning I was thinking about a new tool bag. I will check out the Veto range, thanks. Also, I was always taught clean tools last longer and shows discipline, my tools are clean.
I was thinking about all the tools I have the other day and thought about all the tools my dad has. He has probably every tool you can think of yet he would go to job sites with a tape, level, Philips, flat head and a couple pry bars and he could do EVERYTHING
Hey Brandon. You did a great job organizing your tools for everyday use and another bag for a more specific project. I'm going to add a few more tools to mine after watching your video. 👍
Awesome video! We have same business model and I have almost exact same set up tools wise (knipex, wiha, milwaukee m12, klein) but no veto propac! Would love to see more bro!
Just a suggestion for switch and outlet plates get the Klein swivel trimmer screw driver and it will save you tons of time. It might seem like it won't but I use mine all the time and it's one of the best screw drivers I own
Tajima are the best, it seems to me the blades stay sharper longer than any other brand. Downside is I have to order online, no local retailers carry the brand.
hey, would love to know what brand anchors you use, I've been looking for ones like that. i also would highly recommend the ez anchor 75 lbs anchors from home depot they are super sturdy and are fantastic.
I love the Franklin FS710 stud finder as a homeowner. If I was a pro I’d probably have something with electrical and possibly water detection and look into the Bosch lineup.
Loved this! Been waiting for ages for a new video! I also love my packout tote but this is making me consider Veto… any experience with the Packout drawers?
Apologies for the wait, videos will be coming more often now. So far I only own a few organizer cases, the tote, and the packout 3 piece set. But the drawers do look useful!
I highly recommend the Klien Tools 9925 magnetic tape measure. Its got a nice wide tape with bright markings and a whole bunch of extra info on the underside of the tape. Seems like it could take a beating, Ive really liked mine
Once I heard you talking about headlights I have to recommend zebralight. Only issue is they use rechargable batteries which you have to buy separately aswell as a charger. I think that keeps a lot of people from getting into them but they are professional grade, flood light is best for work.
When you say "shelving " I'm curious if you are making and or providing these shelves? Or are you just installing shelves bought by the customer ? Awesome video thank you!!
Hey buddy! Why you carry nut drivers if you have small wera set with 1/4 sockets and tiny ratchet? You need just 1/4 extension or replace for deep sockets.
@@BrandenBraxton nut driver size is a same like socket size you mostly using one tool on time. If you working with long bolts over nuts change for deep sockets and for this sockets you can use 1/4 handle with adapters . I chose 3/8 deep sockets for my swivel head ratchet (customised) as a nut drivers too. If I need impact I can use adapter. I using only one socket on time and my spanner’s. Check Laser Tolls 6917 is perfect as a driver. Cheers
Stellar loadout man! I'm in the process of starting my buisness currently. I've done a few jobs on the side but I've been doing appliance repairs and general construction all of my adult life. The only question I have is what made you go with a 16 rather than a longer tape? I carry a 30 foot personally because I will actually use it to point out things during a bid with my clients
What immense willpower you have to keep it that “empty” I have a tech-MCT and it is full as all hell. I do use all of the tools everyday though. There is a (really long) video of it on my channel. Feel free to skip through it to see what I carry as a gas engineer and plumber. If I got a tech LC (I really want one) I’d have it overstuffed and weighting in at 90-100lbs in a heartbeat.
Lol I just force myself to carry what I need and nothing more. It works because I have separate bags for different projects. I’m going to head over and checkout your video also!
I had an uncle who was a tradesman and every winter during his downtime he would clean and oil his tools. Said he had to maintain his tools because they were what made him his money. Organized, clean, well maintained, extremely efficient and professional. I carried that over into my life.
I am always glad to see the tradition continues out there.
Your demeanour is amazing, I have been striving for that for a while. Your content is an inspiration to keep learning about tools and how to maintain a handy tool kit. Thank you.
Great update! Love your point about wiping down your tools: it just looks sharper, and it keeps your work and everything around you clean. People appreciate that attention to detail.
Thanks Chris I appreciate that, I’m sure some people think it’s a waste of time but it definitely makes a difference in the long run.
I keep my tools just as clean. When you’re not a construction worker it’s pretty easy to keep them well taken care of. Especially when you by the premium brands to make your work that much easier. I believe in buying tools one time for those that make sense. Some don’t but for those I value I buy premium and keep them up.
When you said you were raffling that bag at 5k subs I thought, dang I might as well subscribe anyways - but he definitely already passed 5k a while back. I was surprised to see you weren't at like 100k or something, and luckily I was already subscribed. As an up-and-coming handyman, I love these videos! I work by myself most of the time so it is great to be able to learn from someone more experienced who also knows how to use the internet to share their knowledge. Most of the veteran contractors I've worked with before hardly know how to use a smartphone. Keep up the good work!
Thanks man, and believe me I understand. The guys that trained me didn’t even have business cards, so social media was completely out the window. I’m working on a system to help fellow tradesmen transition into a more modern way of running their business.
This is CLEAN. Love the load out man. Gave me a chuckle how many lights you had right off the bat.
Well done keeping your tools clean and organized. I look forward to watching more of your videos. Godspeed.
Good load out & great tools! I use the Veto TP-XXL as my main bag for apartment maintenance & the Veto OT-XL as my backup bag. Extremely durable & well worth the money. Nice job on keeping your tools cleaned & maintained.
Excellent point about keeping your tools clean. People with clean tools generally there work is also clean. Thank you.
Good presentation brother. Clean and clear narration and also video too. I use my VETO MB-MC Marine bag not for tools but for all my daily portable electronics. Between lights, speakers, tablets, chargers, some small tools, its easy to accumulate 25 lbs of stuff for entertainment/media. Its a beautiful bag, and my 3rd VETO bag. Thanks for the video, i am a new subscriber.
I love the quality videography and attention to detail. Your thoroughness and professionalism come through in the video. Keep killing it!
Great review on your EDC bag. It is setup to be very efficient and compact. I agree with you on cleaning your tools, always best to look professional and take pride in your presentation along with your work. Can’t wait for the next video.
Thanks man I'm happy someone understands the benefit of cleaning your tools, I thought I was going crazy lol.
Awesome video !! Crescent Lufkin SHOCKFORCE NITE EYE great tape measure and the head lamp klein tools
Glad to see your back at it!! Great video
Thanks brother!
I gotta agree with agree with you about the clean tools
The customer will look at you and say wow this guy takes pride in his tools he must take pride in his work. It’s the same thing I’m currently going to a tech school and some kids treat the tools like there nothing. They just got newer Klein stuff in the last few years and to me that’s awesome I try and take care of them and keep them clean. Also great videos on the channel
Bring your channel back, you are so well spoken and great at filming
Great walkthrough of what you use regularly, definitely gave me a few ideas for mine!
I agree, got to keep the tools clean, messy workman, messy work!
Excellent setup! Veto’s are the peak tool bag.
Subscribed. Great video of your EDC. I'm a fan of my Knipex and Wera tools, but you have some I am considering adding. thanks for being thorough so we know how you are using the tools as well. -Nick
Enjoy your videos and the reviews! I appreciate your professionalism! Just subscribed
Very nice set up. You.can definitely get allot done. I like that you get quality tools. To me it shows pride in your craft. Without knowing you if you came to my house I'd know you took what you did seriously. I'm a veto and German tool guy to but I'm yellow instead of red
Thanks again Jack, Dewalt will get the job done also. The only current tool I have from them is their portable work table. Great product.
Great video, keep up the hustle, like the magnet promotion idea !
Hope you gonna post more videos, really enjoy watching it. You are very chill. Greetings from Brazil.
Thanks brother, more content coming soon!
What's up love the videos man. But where you been? Would like to see more from you, please. I'm curious what your pocket edc and tool belt setup looks like. Subscribed and looking forward to seeing something new from you soon.
Great quality video! I might watch it again and take a couple notes. My EDC bag grew to about 40lbs and I really need to trim it down. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks man, I understand it happens. I was forced to trim down due to my area. Some jobs I’ll have a elevator another I’m climbing flights of stairs.
Your old 10 inch Milwaukee pack out was an inspiration to redo my bag and got a lot of good ideas from that video and wanted to see the video of your new bag and tools. Good job and keep up the amazing job!!
I hope you enjoyed it, this bag has made things a lot easier. I still use the MKE for hauling materials here and there.
Appreciate the heads up as beginning my handyman business in Pittsburgh. Any other tips are super helpful.
You do the best bag dumps. A sentence or two about why you chose that tool instead of something else, and that's it. Our load-outs are similar too, but I love my Channellock (Megapro) ratcheting screwdriver. Beats carrying so many separate drivers and the ratchet action is slick.
Here's to 5k, won't be long! 🍻
Thanks brother, I try not to drag the videos out. I’m going to head over and give you a sub also and checkout the channellocks.
Great vid man. Just subscribed to your channel. Keep going that way! Wish you success and all the best! 👍
That's a very nice bag. I noticed you didn't mention the price so I Googled it, and I see what's up now. I'm a beginner, not a professional who makes a living with my tools, so I doubt I'll spring for the bag. But, it was great to see how you organize the tools, and we're happy you are enjoying the purchase. Great upload. Keep the videos coming.
Honestly it was a birthday gift , a long awaited one lol. But it’s definitely worth it, thanks for the continued support!
Looks awesome, If only I could keep my tools that neat. I don't really get the time between jobs.
Always stay blessed bro 🙏🏽.
I definitely need to take better care of my tools. Great video thanks for sharing
Honestly one of the best review videos on a tool bag loadout I've seen and i have watched all of them. Bought this bag because your one of very few ppl that showed a dang drill inside the bag. Thank you love the vids great work clean AF.
You have a very top notch handyman / professional tool kit there...I have two of the bigger vito propac toolbags myselfthanks for sharing it with us...
Keep cleaning those tools, brother. Trolls gonna troll. Enjoyed the vid.
Nice toolbag set up simple but enough to cover your job👍🏼👍🏼😎
I got this bag as soon as I saw this nice review. Still waiting for your next Video bro, Cheer form Thailand.
Mr clean. Excellent I lovely tools clean as well.
I have all the same tools and bag. But you got to ditch the gator socket. lol. Love the videos, keep them coming.
Lol it’s a love hate relationship, it’s gotta me out a few pitches yet has also made some situations worst.
I keep my tools just as clean. When you’re not a construction worker it’s pretty easy to keep them well taken care of. Especially when you by the premium brands to make your work that much easier. I believe in buying tools one time for those that make sense. Some don’t but for those I value I buy premium and keep them up.
Exactly. Buy quality buy once, or atleast it’ll have a good warranty .
Holy moly I will never clean up my tools unless I've got literal shit on them, and I do as a plumber, but I appreciate your care for your tools!
Thanks man, I commend you guys for your work lol, luckily I don’t have to clean mine that in-depth.
Would love to see videos of how you handle some of those common jobs, like tv mounting, furniture setup, light rehabs etc.. you have quality videos and I enjoy your level of professionalism.
Head over to my Instagram @handymanbrax, I post my daily jobs and have some videos up on those topics.
Yep, you gotta keep your investments clean and well taken care of! 👍
If you’re only using the Alligator socket for stripped screws and bolts, have you considered Vampliers? They may offer more versatility because they’re actually pliers as well. I know the Alligator socket may help with bigger rounded nuts but Vampliers may just be more useful and practical. I personally like the Vampliers Slip Joint pliers.
Vampliers is actually the USA branded version of the Japanese company Engineer. The pliers are identical in every way except for handle colors and cost. Also, Knipex has their own version of screw extraction pliers as well now, the Knipex 82 01 200 TwinGrip pliers.
Thanks for the videos. Have a great day man.
New sub! Great film work and very detailed. Also in NJ just starting in the home remod world so really good info on what’s needed for what we encounter on an everyday. Jersey Strong!
Great set up. I’ve always kept my tools and myself as clean as possible. I think some people associate hard work with dirty tools and clothes for some reason. Trying to looks presentable is an important part of running you’re own business especially when doing estimates. IMHO Cheers.
Exactly, that mindset alone well help to continue pushing us both forward and separate our professionalism from others.
Yeah I feel ya when it comes to cleaning your tools. In your last video I saw all the dudes commenting on how clean your tools are. I clean my tools multiple times a week with wipes that are similar to yours. I use the Tub-o-towel brand. They work great! Been in the HVAC trade for over three years now and most of my tools look new. Use them every day. Tools are expensive so why wouldn’t you take care of them? See guys in the trade who are hard on their tools and don’t clean them constantly replacing tools. Or they just look dirty and unprofessional. Clean your tools!
Appreciate it brother, those are all the reasons I take care of my tools. Especially when they’re taking care of me , why not.
Place where you working must be very clean!
Another great video, just this morning I was thinking about a new tool bag. I will check out the Veto range, thanks. Also, I was always taught clean tools last longer and shows discipline, my tools are clean.
Thanks brother, they have a nice range of bags depending on your trade but most of them sale out quickly then restock.
I was thinking about all the tools I have the other day and thought about all the tools my dad has. He has probably every tool you can think of yet he would go to job sites with a tape, level, Philips, flat head and a couple pry bars and he could do EVERYTHING
Never a bad idea to be prepared.
Hey Brandon. You did a great job organizing your tools for everyday use and another bag for a more specific project. I'm going to add a few more tools to mine after watching your video. 👍
Great setup Brax, thanks for sharing!
Thanks for the support Brother!
That’s a firefighter mentality. Keep your tools clean. #respect 🔥 love the vids…
Love it. Nice clean tools! Would love to see how your job sites look.
Thanks, if you can follow my Instagram I do daily job site story post.
Love the new bag and I might have to try it out myself bc I’m in need of a backpack style bag. Great content and keep up the good work!!
Very nice setup would love to see the drywall setup or other setups
Appreciate it, its not much a few drywall trowel, MKE drywall screwgun and a cut out tool. But I'll definitely do a video soon!
Awesome video! We have same business model and I have almost exact same set up tools wise (knipex, wiha, milwaukee m12, klein) but no veto propac! Would love to see more bro!
Thanks brother, I have more videos coming soon. I got lucky with the veto as a birthday gift, it’s a great investment none the less.
Love the bag and the content! Great Chanel
Great video. Thanks for the info in bag and tools inside.
Great update man! I know you’ve been at your FF school but please give an update on the head lamps sir! Much love man! 🤙🏽
I bought the mb3 before this video sir! All good tho. Great grrreeeaat viiidd! Keep it up!
Will do Brother!
Nice tool bag. I like your setup as well.
Very thoughtful setup and nice video. Homeowners take note :)
“Honey, did you just spend $1,000 on Amazon?”
More like $6000.....
@@jjsifo1Well they did not see the other 5k on HomeDepot card yet.
Lots of great tools. No multimeter? Thanks for the video.
Nice bag ! ( if you are young , and strong ) , being in my early seventies , I use a Veto TPXXL ( harder to overload ) . Well thought out setup !
Just a suggestion for switch and outlet plates get the Klein swivel trimmer screw driver and it will save you tons of time. It might seem like it won't but I use mine all the time and it's one of the best screw drivers I own
Nice to old bud, where did you get the magnetic clip on tray? I can't find it online.
Hi. Check veto pro website under accessories
Tajima GS Lock tape measure
I clean my tools constantly too, I hate having dirty stuff.
I'll have to check out the bag, thanks.
Thanks for the Update! You should try the Tajima boxcutters, they are just amazing and not that expensive
Thanks, I’ll have to look into that!
Tajima are the best, it seems to me the blades stay sharper longer than any other brand. Downside is I have to order online, no local retailers carry the brand.
Great channel,keep them coming
Awesome vid, hope to see more. Second that recommendation for Crescent Lufkin Shockforce if you can find a good deal on it.
Great logo. Where's my guy been at? I haven't seen any new vids.
No kidding, these vids are awesome. Wish he had links to all the tools, I'd probably buy them today.
hey, would love to know what brand anchors you use, I've been looking for ones like that. i also would highly recommend the ez anchor 75 lbs anchors from home depot they are super sturdy and are fantastic.
Hi, I’m working on a demo setup to review anchors and other mounting applications
I love the Franklin FS710 stud finder as a homeowner. If I was a pro I’d probably have something with electrical and possibly water detection and look into the Bosch lineup.
Nice! all i gotta say, well done
What are the two Wera precision screwdrivers models your are carrying for ring doorbells?
Love the new bag!
Have you checked out ballistol cleaner and lubricator?
Love the video's bro!! Keep up the good work
Loved this! Been waiting for ages for a new video! I also love my packout tote but this is making me consider Veto… any experience with the Packout drawers?
Apologies for the wait, videos will be coming more often now. So far I only own a few organizer cases, the tote, and the packout 3 piece set. But the drawers do look useful!
great video!! i use some of those same tools and love them. what is the weight of the bag including the base tools?
Really enjoyed your videos. 1 tip... Scrap those wire nuts and get you some wago clips. They're the dogs bollox!
I highly recommend the Klien Tools 9925 magnetic tape measure. Its got a nice wide tape with bright markings and a whole bunch of extra info on the underside of the tape. Seems like it could take a beating, Ive really liked mine
I love Klein products, I started off with their hand tools. This year I might give the tape a go!
Where did you get the custom magnets?
Once I heard you talking about headlights I have to recommend zebralight. Only issue is they use rechargable batteries which you have to buy separately aswell as a charger. I think that keeps a lot of people from getting into them but they are professional grade, flood light is best for work.
Nice video! I love Wera stuff
Is it possible to see all the “addition” bags? I am also a firefighter and have been wanting to get into General Contracting as a side job.
That’s great, I’ll be releasing a few videos on my door installation and repair kit. Hopefully that helps
When you say "shelving " I'm curious if you are making and or providing these shelves? Or are you just installing shelves bought by the customer ? Awesome video thank you!!
Awesome setup 👍👍👍
Hey buddy! Why you carry nut drivers if you have small wera set with 1/4 sockets and tiny ratchet? You need just 1/4 extension or replace for deep sockets.
I use the Wera drivers on my impact driver for certain Applications, yet for the more delicate stuff I like to use hand tools.
@@BrandenBraxton nut driver size is a same like socket size you mostly using one tool on time. If you working with long bolts over nuts change for deep sockets and for this sockets you can use 1/4 handle with adapters . I chose 3/8 deep sockets for my swivel head ratchet (customised) as a nut drivers too. If I need impact I can use adapter. I using only one socket on time and my spanner’s. Check Laser Tolls 6917 is perfect as a driver. Cheers
New to the channel. Love it. Tyx
Great set up.
Your vid’s are amazing why did you stop uploading?!
This is an excellent video. Thanks.
Ok u stepped it up bro. keep it up....
Stellar loadout man! I'm in the process of starting my buisness currently. I've done a few jobs on the side but I've been doing appliance repairs and general construction all of my adult life. The only question I have is what made you go with a 16 rather than a longer tape? I carry a 30 foot personally because I will actually use it to point out things during a bid with my clients
What immense willpower you have to keep it that “empty”
I have a tech-MCT and it is full as all hell. I do use all of the tools everyday though.
There is a (really long) video of it on my channel. Feel free to skip through it to see what I carry as a gas engineer and plumber.
If I got a tech LC (I really want one) I’d have it overstuffed and weighting in at 90-100lbs in a heartbeat.
Lol I just force myself to carry what I need and nothing more. It works because I have separate bags for different projects. I’m going to head over and checkout your video also!
Great video love the loadout videos
Try some 303 Aerospace preservative on your plastic it keeps everything looking and performing
Iike new. They have a great cleaner too.
Nice, I’ll look into that!
Just found ur channel, I’m from jersey too!! :)
Isn’t new jersey extremely overcrowded?
Nice set up. I would add Knipex Electricians scissors aka snips and Knipex electronics super knips aka flush cuts for cutting zip ties
I’ve been looking into those, but my MKE cutters have been doing well so far. But I’m tempted still lol