Appliance Technician Tool Bag Loadout and a Bunch of Tools I Kind of Regret Buying
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- If you really want, I can find the model numbers for the tools.
I just realized I didn't mention the Klein Demolition Screwdriver.
Wiha Precision Micro 65-Piece Bit Set 75965
Interesting. I have that Milwaukee right angle attachment. Had it for years, but mine has an adjustable handle that can swivel around the head on the side. (not the cheaper version. Paid $50 for it).Extremely handy. Looks just like yourself with the handle. I swear by this tool, and it puts all the cheaper ones to shame. Sturdy as having a small right angle drill
It had the handle. I took off to jam it into a tight space. I lost the retaining clip.
What kind of bag are you using
Suspect you are a out and out tool junky as there is a far bit of duplication....The various ratchet drivers, for instance, and that's even in just your tool bag.. Also, it you are fixing appliances and not say wiring out attics, a small rechargeable COP led work light like the Unilite SLR 500 is far less bulky and far easier to carry than that huge torch you have.... I also like to carry a small LED penlite inspection torch which I can get into nooks and crannies...in my vehicle I also have a rechargeable headtorch should I need it, plus on or two other rechargabld lights...Some of the "specialist" tools were quite interesting, many of which I confess I have never seen before...I have stopped buying Allen key sets, and rather prefer to buy the Allen 1/4" bits in either 2" or 4" length...same with the Torx 1/4" security bits....Edited to add one thing I carry in every tool bag I have is a plug-in socket tester to check the power at the outlet..Not related in any way to appliance repairs but because you are a tool junky, I also have a couple those small UNI-T USB plug in testers that give you voltage and current being drawn from a USB outlet; surprisingly handy testers for a sub $10 item...
Since this video came out, I have gotten a few outlet testers! I also am interested in in getting LONG Hex and Torx bits that can be used in a driver. I really want Wiha, Wera, or Bonda to make some. So far, I've only found cheap brands that make the length that I want.
Lol. You sound like me. Always looking for a tool to make the job easier. It depends on what you are working on as far as brand. My tools this year are completely different from last year because I switched brands. I won’t get rid of anything just in case. This year I am doing a lot of washer bearings on front loaders and gear boxes on top load washers. I bought bigger tools in the 3/8 size vs 1/4. More wrenches and sockets than last year. The screwdriver you are looking for is the Gedore 2169-012. Check it out. I haven’t pulled the trigger on it yet. Lol.
You should always buy decent and reputable brands of meters and other electrical test equipment. There is no way I would potentially put my life in danger using a $4 Wish meter!
Thank you for your video! Can you say the brand and model of that Adjustable Wrenchs that are very similar to Wera Joker? Thanks!
The brand is called Power Torque. I got them at Oreily's Auto 3 or 4 years ago.
@@MichaelBiebersWorld thank you and congratulations for your channel and videos! 👏🏻👏🏻
I have that flexible extension, works fine with my impact driver and 90 degree angle adapter
I have that mega pro ratcheting screwdriver and the non ratcheting one also. They're a little pricey but for what they are and all the bits its not a bad deal.
I also live In hawaii - what company do you work for ?
I’ll buy those 7” Craftsman Cobra pliers off of you 😁
Those ratcheting adjustable wrenches are they the brand from O'riely's ? I though those would br good for plumbing small nuts tigh places. They work the same as the Wera joker but half the price.
Yup. They're from O'reilly Auto Parts. They're so niche, I have to find an excuse to use them.
Lang makes a long ratcheting wrench with a 4mm and 4.5mm for doing ford headlights and it's perfect for the feet on dishwashers to get them in and out especially on the GE's that don't have any room
Also in my opinion Makita makes the best long impact nut drivers and long Philips bits. They have held up threw the years great
Great job! Please find proxon rotary ratchet, you can kick of few tools and save weight.
I've seen it. I don't see an obvious difference between the Proxon and the Blackhawk. Do you know?
Dang, you've accumulated quite an amount of tools! great video! such nostalgia listening to someone with a Hawaiian accent haha and also, if you can you should post videos on how you fix appliances! I would love to learn!
I have tried to record repair videos a few years ago, just for, like you, personal accountability. But most customers don't like the idea of you filming in their house.
I take pictures of appliances. Model numbers, their condition, and the problem if it can be explained in a photo.
I also try to get photos of existing scratches and damage, and even the surrounding cabinets if there is damage.
Sometimes a customer takes issue with that.
I've been accused of scratching a stainless steel panel before, but luckily I took a picture when I first arrived, and was able to show that it was there before I touched the appliance.
I would love to be able to use my snapchat glasses to document a repair. Maybe in the future!
@@MichaelBiebersWorld I feel the same way about filming on the job, so I try to film myself installing my own stuff! I installed a dimmer switch recently and took it off after and I installed a bidet attachment on my own toilet and made a video. Next time you have any broken appliances at your own home, please film it! That gives me an idea to mock unclog a drain and show how to use a hand snake haha
@@ahandywomanandherdog That's a good idea. The closest thing I have to that would be tool reviews and teardowns.
I have two kinda repair videos. One of a Dupray steam cleaner, and the other is a Panda clothes spinner.
Thanks for the info!
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Is... is this what a stroke looks like?
what is the part # for the Wiha socket/bit set?
Wiha Precision Micro 65-Piece Bit Set 75965
Wow I’ve been in business 45 yyrs my bag is half this size
I have a load of specialty tools, that may only get used once a week, but they can make a repair 10 times easier.
My boss used to say the same thing to me till he seen that me as a new tech ran circles around him and the other tech because I had tools to make my job easier and more efficient