Building an Electricians Tool Bag Load-Out featuring the Veto Pro Pac TP-LC
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- Опубліковано 22 сер 2022
- Bit of a ramble on my thought process whilst building a tool bag loadout.
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A Chess game you can never totally win , but it’s well worth trying to slick up your loadout !
I have the same bag and all those doubts, appreciate your making this video, thanks.
That is one loaded out TP-LC 👍🏻. I use mine as a support bag to the TP-XXL and I keep it as lightweight as I can. Some stunning tools on show here Dave 👌🏻.
Just on the never ending perfect veto loadout quest 😉 Now if only the XL wheeler ever makes it to aus 😁
@@WillmannElectrical OMG that would basically be a tool truck!!
Nice tools
ATM , I’m carrying a TPXXL , heavy little Bugger ! I’m thinking of adding a TP 6 to the mix , not totally sure where it will fit in . At 72 , I’m finding the XXL to be a bit of a “ handful “ !
Those 4 narrow pocket slots on the side you said need to be deeper, just take a pozi 1 screwdriver and force a hole right through, gives you loads of extra room for screwdrivers, iv got 3oomm overall size wera screwdrivers in mine and they fit great.
TP-XD Blackout for me as i like you max out the TP-LC and appreciate a bit more space whilst it’s still an EDC bag.
Hi mate, great video. I’m a sparky as well and do love setting up tool bags. How do you find the Wiha hammer? Worth the money?
Yeah I reckon, if you got everything else and your just upgrading tools - same ballpark price as a 16oz estwing. Perfect size for sparky needs imo
Nice loadout whats the small insulated driver at the 5:35 looks like a klein never seen it before
Friend of mine picked it up in a wholesaler- ive not been able to find it online since either 🤷♂️
Great Video… I really like the TPLC out of their pouch/bags. I tried the XL but the base was more tippy.
Appreciated your thought process 👍
Thanks Morgan, the LC is much more stable agreed. It's my favourite from the TP line
@3:30 I’ve always thought the same thing with those slots in my tech xl, anything I put in them just feels like they stick up to high and in the way
Yeah mate, for drill bits its fine but I want my precision drivers to live there
I have cut the stitching carefully on the bottom of tiny pockets on different bags to allow me to get screwdrivers and handles of skinny tools through further. I figure if i cant use it anyway, then it cant hurt to modify it, and see how it turns out.
@@Epitath 🤔Not a bad idea
How do I get one of those rad stickers?
How do you mark your tools?
Centre punch 3 dots inn a line - was my granddads tool mark - I'm just keeping the tradition going
Nice what did he do for work?
Just watched your video where you installed the test block for the CT metering. Do you do any asp work I was thinking of getting into it and was hoping you could do a pack out style video
@@slickrick7639 He built a sawmill in Papua new guinea, jack of all trades kinda guy. Almost anything they needed they had to make crazy to think how different life was back then. I don't do much level 2 stuff, just help out when I can. Got a substation hookup video to come in the next couple weeks which I gave an assist on.
do you a list of all tools inside the bag
I don't have a list no mate. Maybe one for insurance purposes would be a good idea though
I think you picked all the tools I would of picked. It would just not be good if you were away from your “big” tool box, & you couldn’t get a fastener off…
Im a plumber. I only have 3 pairs of grips/pump pliers. I can do everything with just 3 pairs. I camt ever understand why electricjans need so many pairs
Sometimes you can’t carry it all you need to get the bigger bags this bag is for light weight and not carry so much
@@javierrevelo9567 you haven't understood what I mean
Load Up, not load out! lol You have loaded it up with tools......