weight, retrieval, height, durability, so many factors in picking the right system to bring with. I've got the tote and it has a pretty heavy starting weight empty. This is pretty cool for sure, but I'm not sure I love it either. I do like the way everything is presented from one side though.
I’ve just purchased this pouch, very smart indeed, really impressed of what I can fit in it and the fact it comes with the strap is an added bonus, in the UK this cost me £45 which is super cheap imo! I’ve got most of the TB pouch range and this one is my go to atm,
I just picked this pouch up, I love it. The small pocket you said you were going to put your gloves, I actually put my stubby screwdriver. It fits perfect and doesn't hang down low. Just an idea man
I actually did the same thing. I ended up putting my Allen wrenches, my stubby screw driver and a couple other small tools in the pocket. I moved my dewalt 8v screwdriver to the hammer loop. It fits perfectly
@@THETIMINATORTHETOOLMAN I don't do lock out tag out with my maintenance position, i do residential maintenance. I'm a service tech for woda cooper companies. I have those vessel ball bit holders i might clip them to it
@@THETIMINATORTHETOOLMAN that’s the way to go in my opinion…I’m getting to old for the 40 lb. bags anymore. Plus if I have too many options with me I spend too much time deciding which tool I want to use. 😂
I’m a Commercial Equipment Repairman. What’s your opinion on using the Toughbuilt Journeyman pouch vs the Master electrician size. Struggling to decide. Thanks 🙏
I had some issues with uploading the video this evening. I have just moved into our new house. I had to upgrade my router for the internet. Finally got it though I would like to do some collaborative videos with other maintenance guys like you and maybe Morgan’s Maintenance It would have a lot of techs like us a chance to see what different tools and load outs are out there.
Only thing i noticed is you have a lot of redundancy in your pack. Do you really need 3 adjustable wrenches? If you do then great keep them but if 90% of your day to day jobs can be done with one and maybe a pair of slip joint pliers then why carry the extra weight. 2 slip joints make sense to me anyway. I would rather Cary a small set of 1/4 sockets. Metric and American. You have the klien 7in1 that has the same flip socket as your impact attachment. When the one can do both jobs. Next question is will the klien longer bits fit in that nice DeWalt 6in1 I want to know before I buy lol
Very true. I’m not actually sure why I have 2 small adjustable wrenches and 1 big one. What were you asking about the dewalt 6-1? If the Klein bits will fit?
@@THETIMINATORTHETOOLMAN the one klien multi driver you have that the bits are in the handle. (Not the 27in1) the other one I think you had one in there dose it's bits fit in the DeWalt multi driver?
@@THETIMINATORTHETOOLMAN I’m building out my tool collection as a future home owner and DIYer and I’m always reassured when I see good reviews for Doyle products. I could always spend the money on knipex (I have the twin grips) but I prefer to buy more budget friendly tools since I don’t do this professionally.
@@ChrisBranleh thanks for the watch time. I have a lot of different videos out on affordable tool. I am working on a video of a really affordable multimeter that’s on Amazon.
@@THETIMINATORTHETOOLMAN I subscribed to keep an eye out for those budget friendly videos. I always appreciate a video that compares the features and real world usage of tools. I think its easy to say, buy knipex or snap on because its the best. But is it triple the performance for triple the price? My philosophy for hand tools as a noobie is that I will buy something mid range, use it as much as possible, and if it breaks, replace it with something higher end because its obvious I use it enough to justify it. Most of my hand tools come from harbor freight for this reason. Like all hobbies, everyone is trying to convince you to buy new or more. It's good for business. And as tool enthusiast and eager DIYer's, it can be hard to resist buying them. Its a fine balance for the average home owner vs professional. Thanks for your videos
weight, retrieval, height, durability, so many factors in picking the right system to bring with. I've got the tote and it has a pretty heavy starting weight empty. This is pretty cool for sure, but I'm not sure I love it either. I do like the way everything is presented from one side though.
I’ve just purchased this pouch, very smart indeed, really impressed of what I can fit in it and the fact it comes with the strap is an added bonus, in the UK this cost me £45 which is super cheap imo!
I’ve got most of the TB pouch range and this one is my go to atm,
Thanks for watching, commenting and hopefully subscribing 😀
I just picked this pouch up, I love it. The small pocket you said you were going to put your gloves, I actually put my stubby screwdriver. It fits perfect and doesn't hang down low. Just an idea man
I actually did the same thing.
I ended up putting my Allen wrenches, my stubby screw driver and a couple other small tools in the pocket.
I moved my dewalt 8v screwdriver to the hammer loop. It fits perfectly
Thanks for watching and commenting and hopefully subscribing
@@THETIMINATORTHETOOLMAN I've been trying to think of uses for the little loops on the front pocket where you have your strippers. 🤷
@@Chris.Rhodes I’ve been clipping my lock out tag out stuff on there
@@THETIMINATORTHETOOLMAN I don't do lock out tag out with my maintenance position, i do residential maintenance. I'm a service tech for woda cooper companies. I have those vessel ball bit holders i might clip them to it
Looks like a nice pouch. Should be able to take care of quite a bit with it 👍
Thanks
I think so. I’m trying to do more with minimal tools if possible
I still have my truck loaded down in case the stuff gets real.. lol
@@THETIMINATORTHETOOLMAN that’s the way to go in my opinion…I’m getting to old for the 40 lb. bags anymore. Plus if I have too many options with me I spend too much time deciding which tool I want to use. 😂
We should figure out how to do some collaborative videos for maintenance techs
@@THETIMINATORTHETOOLMAN yeah, I’m finding out there are quite a bit of us on here.
Have you try attaching it to belt? That's ganna be too heavy for belt.
I’m a Commercial Equipment Repairman. What’s your opinion on using the Toughbuilt Journeyman pouch vs the Master electrician size. Struggling to decide. Thanks 🙏
I like the master electrician size
Lots of room for all your stuff
great video
Thanks for watching!!
Thanks Tim 😎🛠️😎🛠️😎
Thanks Ted
Nice load out and the push looks real interesting. Not seen one with a stand before, but not really familiar with the Toughbuilt range.
Most of the toughbuilt pouches have kickstands
That’s a really nice feature
Thanks for the shout-out. I am hoping to do more videos in the future but my phone camera is acting up.
I had some issues with uploading the video this evening. I have just moved into our new house. I had to upgrade my router for the internet.
Finally got it though
I would like to do some collaborative videos with other maintenance guys like you and maybe Morgan’s Maintenance
It would have a lot of techs like us a chance to see what different tools and load outs are out there.
@@THETIMINATORTHETOOLMAN that would be pretty cool
Only thing i noticed is you have a lot of redundancy in your pack. Do you really need 3 adjustable wrenches? If you do then great keep them but if 90% of your day to day jobs can be done with one and maybe a pair of slip joint pliers then why carry the extra weight. 2 slip joints make sense to me anyway. I would rather Cary a small set of 1/4 sockets. Metric and American. You have the klien 7in1 that has the same flip socket as your impact attachment. When the one can do both jobs. Next question is will the klien longer bits fit in that nice DeWalt 6in1 I want to know before I buy lol
Very true. I’m not actually sure why I have 2 small adjustable wrenches and 1 big one.
What were you asking about the dewalt 6-1? If the Klein bits will fit?
@@THETIMINATORTHETOOLMAN the one klien multi driver you have that the bits are in the handle. (Not the 27in1) the other one I think you had one in there dose it's bits fit in the DeWalt multi driver?
How are those Doyle pliers holding up?
Really good.
I was actually really surprised that they are food quality
@@THETIMINATORTHETOOLMAN I’m building out my tool collection as a future home owner and DIYer and I’m always reassured when I see good reviews for Doyle products. I could always spend the money on knipex (I have the twin grips) but I prefer to buy more budget friendly tools since I don’t do this professionally.
@@ChrisBranleh thanks for the watch time. I have a lot of different videos out on affordable tool.
I am working on a video of a really affordable multimeter that’s on Amazon.
I meant good quality not food quality!!!
Darn auto correct
@@THETIMINATORTHETOOLMAN I subscribed to keep an eye out for those budget friendly videos. I always appreciate a video that compares the features and real world usage of tools.
I think its easy to say, buy knipex or snap on because its the best. But is it triple the performance for triple the price? My philosophy for hand tools as a noobie is that I will buy something mid range, use it as much as possible, and if it breaks, replace it with something higher end because its obvious I use it enough to justify it. Most of my hand tools come from harbor freight for this reason. Like all hobbies, everyone is trying to convince you to buy new or more. It's good for business. And as tool enthusiast and eager DIYer's, it can be hard to resist buying them. Its a fine balance for the average home owner vs professional. Thanks for your videos
👍
Thanks
you need a instagram for all this too lol
That’s what my wife says
@@THETIMINATORTHETOOLMAN lol i been watching your videos keep it up love it ...