Basic HVAC Tech Tool Compliment- What I Carry
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- Опубліковано 19 жов 2024
- Whether you’re looking into becoming an HVAC tech or you’re already on your way to becoming one, this short video was designed to help you see what some of the tools of the trade are.
This is a basic tool compliment, I’ve changed bags and tools over the years until I’ve landed here. Veto Pro Pac bags are extremely durable and backed with a 5 year “ no down time” guarantee. By far they are best tools bags with the most variety and options to choose from, no matter what industry you’re in.
I like to limit how much I can carry at one time, so I stay away from back packs, and larger tool bags. I’ll always find stuff to throw in it, and I constantly have to lighten my load. This TP4B model is great size for me, and I don’t even carry some of the tools I show in this video all the time. This is for quick diagnostics. It’s has about 90% of what I need to hone in on the problem.
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I think it’s amazing that I searched amazon for the Veto TP4-B and most of the rest of the tools shown here also showed up on amazon as “frequently bought with this item”. Am just getting started in HVAC and am looking to get a tool kit put together and this is a really good set that I will be copying. Thanks for sharing!
Best of luck man, we love tools, we’ll probably never stop buying them. Keep it basic for now. You’ll develop your own taste for different tools, and learn to discern what is quality and what’s not. We follow a lot of people on Instagram. Hard not to get sucked into buying every new tool when you first start.
Great vid! Good call on explaining the usefulness of a volt stick and the importance of checking against known live voltage. Some of my coworkers knock me for carrying it but they ask to borrow it when we’re far from our vehicles with no meter on hand.🙄
Your a tool guy, so if you haven't already, check out the Klein #2005 wire stripper/crimper/cutters. They are a really nice all-in-one tool. The handles are incredible, super comfortable in the hand, & made out of a new material that Klein has never used before. 😎👍
Great video man, nice set up. Run the same bag every day and love it!
Thanks brotha, your too kind, my video skills suck! 🤣 I did this on the fly. With the smooth 4 gimbal for iPhone. Little tricky to use. Getting used to it though
This is pretty much what I had in my pt4 😊
The Fluke is a really good meter. Great video keep up the good work!
Yeah, I like this model. A couple things I think they could improve on. Bigger screen or more visibility of numbers, and also their magnetic holder suck. The fieldpiece 660 I have had the best magnetic mount
Nice video and set up bro
Pretty sure red handle snips are right cut...green are left...and yellow are straight. Informative video
Reds are lefties, it has an L stamped at the 12:50~ mark
Nice kit man! I need one of those TP4s
They’re awesome man, I’ve passed mine on now and I’m using the TP-XL now, I’ll post about that soon
Great video Jon. nice set up
Thank you! Always an evolution
great set up
Thank you!
Nice bag liked the video 👍 I am thinking of getting this bag for myself for easy light work like PM's and troubleshooting as well, just a couple of questions would you think this bag would hold a meter in it? Do you have the tall meter bag called MB2? Which one you find is better? Thanks 👍
I like this bag better because of the additional tool loops, I carry a meter in the front pouch without a case in this bag all the time. They are coming out with a MB3 I believe soon. That one will have removable soft pouches inside main pocket. My current use for my MB2 is a drain clearing set up. It’s carries a gallo gun, cartridges and pvc fittings and glue with cutters.
Nice tool pouch !!!!!!!!
Thanks man, it’s a little top heavy, they would have been better off making the base a little larger. It still tends to tip over too easily
hi, I would like to know which tool sizes you do commonly use? Like nut and screw driver
1/4” 5/16” 3/8” mainly. Sometimes 7/16, 15/32
That non contact meter is useless in HVAC we need to know how much voltage we have
Which is why the guy has a Fluke well.......
3/4, 5/8 combination wrench, 3/8+7/16 flare wrench... Anyone else do oil out there?
Not a lot of oil here. Gas or electric mostly
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What’s with the blood on the cement lol
4:00ish lol
From a cut that I broke out the first aid kit on, good eye. Small cut that was just bleeding everywhere.
How many times can “Um” be said?
Apparently a lot