Veto TP-XD Blackout Loadout! This is an Awesome Bag!
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- Опубліковано 21 лип 2022
- Veto TP-XD Blackout! I’m really enjoying this bag with its modularity and customizability it is just fantastic. Time will tell if it can get me out of my TP-XXL but it is definitely turning that one into more and more of just a truck bag which is a great thing for my back I’m sure! The name of the game with this one for me is Down Sizing! I want multi function everything in this bag to keep it as light and simple as possible! Let me know if you have any more ideas that I could use to do that! #VetoProPac #Veto TP-XD #GermanTools
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Want to see a comparison? Here is the TP-XD versus the TP-XXL and the TP-LC ua-cam.com/video/VGmwJOc6qNo/v-deo.html
Here’s the total weight too of the Loadout! 19.5 Lbs. Coming is 26.5 lbs lighter than my TP-XXL fully loaded
Nice ! I gotta admit , I’m in a bit of a quandary weight reduction wise , I have a pair of Knipex Lineman pliers , like yours only comfort grip ( which I prefer , I also have a pair of the Knipex forged stripper ( also comfort grip ) , third I have a pair of the Klein hybrid stripper/crimper/lineman pliers ( J2158CR gray boys . ATM , I schlep all three , to some extent , all have their good points , I would very much get it down to one !
@@chrisfyfe9212 I may be down to one in a bag but definitely not down to one bag 🤣🤣
@@MillisConstruction One thing I do different from you in re: PB “ first in drivers ; I carry the PB 65( might be 85{ wear on the paint label ) 10.R -30 . The short ( not stubby ) , version of your ratcheting driver . It plus it’s tether ride in my left front pocket on a lanyard . Attached to the Lanyard are 8 2” impact bits , a 2” bit chuck , + a 1/4 hex 2” extension , plus a 1/4” hex to 1/4” square adaptor . My compact belt holster , ( worn on my right hip , contains a 6” bit extension ) , plus a bunch of other small guys . Sorry to be confusing , but I find it a compact , capable , and secure set up . I have lost a few things out of Leg pockets on work pants over the years !
@@MillisConstruction We
Be Bag Whores , fo Sure ! Guilty as charged ! I plan to put a Coach , or Louis Vuitton label on at least one of my bags !
Thanks for sharing
Really made it enjoy my weekend
Very helpful 👍👍
That Bag holds alot ! thanks for the info! Nice tools !
Olight are the ultimate!
Have most of them, some for over 10yrs, dropped the small ones hundreds of times, never falter, ever.
Another weight and bulk saver / backup : The Whia 26 in 1 driver , and 14 in 1 stubby driver ! The bits are double ended , and there are several available bit assortments ( Metric Hex , Torox , Security etc etc ) . I don’t use these for most everyday stuff , but they make one hell of a fallback option ! Another handy / dandy is a Klein Non contact voltage tester/ Laser Distance Measurer ( range in excess of 100’ ) , try an beat that for standout !
That white TaJima utility knife is HEAT in that black bag!!!!!
2 thumb's up buddy! Very informative!!
Thanks a lot!!
Fluke Twist Guards are the best for sure!
A few bulk/ weight reduction tips :
Re: Hex Keys , Klein 70573 inch/ metric hex keys . Not as nice / capable as Wera , but 90% of the time it will do it .
Re: “ Hammers “ , I carry Knipex 51 01 210 ( Carpenter’s Pincers , with a hammer face ) , add a piece scrap leather , to prevent scratching . I also carry Halder Supercraft 20 dead blow hammer .
Re: insulated drivers : Whia 6.0 283109 multibit magazine VDE drive , plus a 6.0 283101 stubby handle for the VDE slimline bits . Plus a terminal driver handle , for the Whia bits (part number has worn off ) . Pincers will out do a Claw hammer all day long , for nail pulling . Anything you can’t pull , you can set with. Nail set !
I use the same level on my TP6B, you can snip off alittle bit of the plastic or file it down that holds the level in place and then you can take it in and out without removing it off your bag
You are very organized
Veto probably does make the best bags out there
no probably about it!
Best Olight ever SR95.
Don’t think you can buy them anymore.A searchlight, not for a tool bag but the best ever torch ever made.
Those knipex automatic wire strippers look interesting, Are they good, do they strip the insulation off the romex cable too? I assume they are just for individual wires, but I’m curious if they also strip the nonmetallic sheathing as well
Ideal for a ranch!
I got two different thumbnails. For what it’s worth, I like the one w/ the bag shot from the front. The overhead shot was too busy. That said, I love this channel and I click Thumbs Up regardless!
Yes you did 😅 the first one had a terribly low click through rate so I switched it to a brighter one of it and it immediately picked up a lot better! I’m going to try to get a better thumbnail for it tonight. I’ve just been working non stop this week and barely got this video edited in time
You had two thumbnails ready? Good move! You’ll never make everyone happy, but you’re getting better every week. Keep perfecting your craft brother.
Any cool tips on how to keep Knipex from rusting? Besides oil. I actually use corrosion x the world's most expensive automatic transmission fluid.
Will the wera joker set replace a standard combination wrench set?
Could you show the difference between this and the TP XL. Is the XD better?
I can’t find the socket rail like that with standard sockets anywhere. I can find them with metric but that’s it
i have the wiha #28394 7 pc Insulated 6-in-1 Ultra Driver SlimLine Set. great set with slotted, philips and square all stored in the handle
I’ve been considering that one too. How’s it working out? Pretty solid driver?
@@MillisConstruction I really like it, the magazine that holds the bits is a rubber and has good hold so you don't loose them and the way it fans out makes it easy to grab and on the other end it's got a nice locking feature. Highly recommend
electrical apprentice here! ive been getting more and more into buying more tools lately and Millis is always a go too channel when i have any questions!! also check out ProjectFarm, Lone Star Mopars, and Last Best Tool, these are amazing channels for any tool junky like myself!!!
Yes they are! I watch all those as well! Great guys 😁🔥🔧
Been watching lone star for years
Listen to MILLIS great guy to follow!!!
could you do a video with the tools laid out in front of each veto bag so i can make an idea which size one i actually need thanx, simon ( its hard to tell when their all in the bag)!
Do you a suggestion for screw drivers that have very visible and long lasting markings while looking down into the bags? Most of them wear away, and you end up having to pull the screwdriver out to see what tip you need.
Melt the pattern in the end of the handle and fill with contrasting pigmented epoxy or nail polish. Add dots to indicate size ex #2 Phillips gets '+' and two dots. Or color code the epoxy for an even easier ID.
Is your Stabila pocket level quite old? I brought a new one a few months ago and can remove the level on its own whilst it is clipped to my Velocity bag. The bottom of the case on mine has a cutout to allow you to push the level up and out of the case.
It’s probably 3-4 years old at least
Thanks for the video, did you know you can put a better magnet “holstery” brand ,holds lot more fasteners,
Is that the brand that does all the ads on Facebook lately? Showing one on your belt holding a sledge hammer or something?
Holstery make some very cool stuff indeed ! I have most of their stuff except for the Speed Square holder . Their “ Mod Belt is also really nice ! The Joey is very nice for carrying a Meter in , it prevents getting the readout all scratched !
@@MillisConstruction yes it really works
I wouldn't keep a sledge on it but the magnet, drill master and Joey pouch are great
I have the XXL and I think it's too bulky. Is it worth the money to get the xd? I also have the lc and I think it a tad small. Would you go xd or xl
Did you end up getting the xl or xd? I’m currently in the same situation. Currently have the Mb5b and the mb3. Had the tplc previously and I loved it so I’m considering going to the xl or xd.
I ended up with the xd blackout. It's been great so far.
Looking around for used veto bags, just started an apprenticeship and my Stanley box doesn’t look professional enough for the jobs I’m doing lol
I get that! What type of their bags are you wanting?
@@MillisConstruction I really like the look of the tech pac backpack but it’s just way too expensive, the tp xxl and tp xd look good. The lc and mct look nice aswell.
@@NoNo-uy2bq I've got a used Tech MCT that's in VERY good condition. Used it for 6 months before getting the Tech Pac. I would definitely sell it to you, if there's some legit official way we could work it out.
@@RaeedSoWell where are you located?
A veto MCT is my EDC get it done bag and it’s great. I bought a second one cause there so good. If you can find a used one get it.
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It’s the Ted!
i need a link to this bag
How is the size compared to the tp xxl
It’s almost the same bag as the TP-XL, I did a video actually just to compare this one with the XXL and the LC and it is here: ua-cam.com/video/VGmwJOc6qNo/v-deo.html
Thank you for the great info and help thinking of getting one I have the same problem you do my tpxxl is getting to full to Cary as my everyday service bag thanks again and keep up the awesome videos
What would you say your bag weighs now?
This TP-XD weighs 19.5 lbs
Its a good thing criminals havent figured out how much money the maintenance guy is walking around with in his bag Lol.
Indeed! From what I’ve seen the things at most risk are anything that says Dewalt or Milwaukee. I’ve not had much issues with hand tools 😅 yet
What’s the weight ? BTW , very nice set up , you’ll hereinafter be known as the “ PB Pimp “ !
I’ll wear that title! The bag weight is 19.5 lbs, or known as much less than half of my TP-XXL lol
@@MillisConstruction I love my XXL , but for small / somewhat predictable stuff , I think you have hit the nail on the head !
@@MillisConstruction BTW , just an idea for your light ( First in ) , Malco double ended nut drivers in Imperial and Metric , use a baby Wera Ratchet ( ex Toolcheck or Bitcheck ) , a scrap piece of heat formed Pex you can slip over the handle ). That gives you 1/4-38 , and 7,8,9,&10mm ( 6mm is almost identical to 1/4 ) . Get the basic 2” shaft, and a secondary 4” shaft . Pretty powerfull package !
One other Malco offering worth a look is their Nut driver for distressed nuts ( painted over , badly rusted etc ) . I’ve only used a few times , but handy . Their baby Tin Snips are also very handy and cool !
@@chrisfyfe9212 is that the CHREX?
Tu n'utilises pas beaucoup tes outils ils sont tous propres
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I spend $30 - $300 every time I watch one of your videos, once a month smh
Hopefully it’s making work more enjoyable though 😅🔧