You guys seem to have attracted all the crackpots or bot accounts, presumably from your competitors. 🙄 I, for one, love your stuff. I have the beefy padded tool belt, the Jolly Roger, a Joey Pouch Pro, a tape measure mount, and a couple of Mag tool things (sorry dude, I can’t remember all the names you’ve got for your parts!). They work great for utility detection work. The pouch fits two cans of spray paint perfectly. The Jolly Roger holds my manhole lifter tool (Telstra pit key). Mag tools I have on my suspenders and I stick a heap of surveyor’s flags onto them to help me mark out buried utilities. I’ve got everything I need right there with me, rather than having to walk all the way back to the car every five minutes for that one tool/part/whatever I forgot. What amazed me the most is just how much weight the tool belt can carry. Those Telstra pit keys are surprisingly heavy, but the belt stays exactly where it was when I first put it on at the start of the day. Love your work and can’t wait to see what else you guys start producing. Oh hey, if you can figure out a way of sticking my big (12.9”) iPad Pro onto my back and make it easily taken off and put back on, that’d be great. I need to carry it around and refer to buried utility plans all day, but usually only for 2-3 minutes at a time. Also, your marketing skills are great. Your videos on your website and here on UA-cam were what sold your products to me. I was recommended your stuff by another surveyor here in Australia. He also uses the Joey Pouch for holding spray paint cans.
@Holstery I’m your 1000th subscriber. And I just found out about the Jolly Roger. It looks like an awesome product. I’m going to have to pick one up soon. 👍
Resembles a baldric frog.. baldric is the over the shoulder belt, the frog is the leather cuff a cutlass, rapier, or other such sword, would slide into. The frog is like a corset, and has laces that can be drawn tight and tied to firmly hold the scabbard. Military scabbards had a tension clip on the back of the locket (the metal band surrounding the top of the scabbard) which would slide through holes punched out on the inside (close to thigh) part of the frog, the tension of the clip then held the scabbard firm in the snug fit of the frog. Looks quite Snappy and Dashing. Now you know, and as they say, Knowingvis Half The Battle. As I am descended of no less than two men who served in the Colonial Navy during the Revolution, and later, USN during war of 1812, and held Letters of Marque issued by Congress, I am descended of Pirates, and have snatched a screenshot of your Handyman Jolly Roger to add to my Meme Stash. Needs a roll of duct tape beneath the hammer and pliers; I shall try to add this as tribute to Red Green. I bid you Adieu, Gentlemen, and wish you fair winds and smooth sailing in your endeavors!
It is also worth knowing I have three Mag Masters I use in my EVS work. One on my belt at all times, another to clip on "at need", and the third I use for finding studs behind drywall. The magnet snatches hard at the screw heads, and will cling to the wall. I mark where that first "!" Is, then slide the magnet down to find at least two more screws, go up past 1st mark to find two more, go left and right 18" or so to rinse/repeat, be absolutely certain I have found those screws and not some other bullshit behind the wall. Highly useful when refinishing kitchens, and new cabinets are being installed, as we can then arrange the cabinets to have as many as possible installed directly to studs.
only one Flaw teh hammer is above teh hip it will eventually Jab you in your side where it places teh hammer puts you at High risk of injury I can make a video explaining it as a Trades man of over 40 years ..but all and all its a cool and Awesome design ... good work
Would this be-able to hold an 18” pipe wrench or the Milwaukee cheater Pipe wrench? I spend half my time when changing a borehole pump bending over to pick them up as I’m in the middle of a field and my tools are on the floor
Not sure I want to invest on a tool accessory promoted by someone who does not know the origin of the name given to such device. Let alone wears flip flop sandals to the shop to illustrate how sturdy its by hanging a cinder block while wearing the aforementioned. The validity of the usefulness of the item is also very questionable given that the subject demonstrating the device has no resemblance to a trade worker in appearance or mannerism.
YOUR WEBSITE AND YOUR VIDEO IS NOT GOOD. YOU SHOULD HAVE A PROFESSIONAL MAKE THEM FOR YOU, A GOOD PROFESSIONAL. AS IS I CAN NOT TELL IF I DID OR DIDN'T LIKE YOUR PRODUCTS. SO I WOULD NOT BUY ANY. THEY ARE EXPENSIVE TOO.
@@williammartin-howell3565 YOU MIGHT WANT TO GET OUT OF YOU MOMMIES BASEMENT FOR SOME FRESH AIR. THE MAGGOTS IN WHATS LEFT OF YOUR HAIR WOULD LIKE IT TOO.
YOUR COMMENT AND EXISTANCE ON THE INTERNET IS NOT GOOD. YOU SHOULD HAVE A PROFESSIONAL WRITE YOUR COMMENTS. A GOOD PROFESSIONAL. AS IS I CAN NOT TELL IF YOU ARE A CRONIC COMPLAINER. SO I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND ANYONE PAYING ANY MIND TO YOU. YOU ARE INSUFFERABLE TOO. 🤣
This video was just what I needed to get me to order one... or two! Thanks!
Now we need a Weekend DIY version that is compatible with basketball shorts.
You guys seem to have attracted all the crackpots or bot accounts, presumably from your competitors. 🙄
I, for one, love your stuff. I have the beefy padded tool belt, the Jolly Roger, a Joey Pouch Pro, a tape measure mount, and a couple of Mag tool things (sorry dude, I can’t remember all the names you’ve got for your parts!). They work great for utility detection work. The pouch fits two cans of spray paint perfectly. The Jolly Roger holds my manhole lifter tool (Telstra pit key). Mag tools I have on my suspenders and I stick a heap of surveyor’s flags onto them to help me mark out buried utilities. I’ve got everything I need right there with me, rather than having to walk all the way back to the car every five minutes for that one tool/part/whatever I forgot.
What amazed me the most is just how much weight the tool belt can carry. Those Telstra pit keys are surprisingly heavy, but the belt stays exactly where it was when I first put it on at the start of the day.
Love your work and can’t wait to see what else you guys start producing.
Oh hey, if you can figure out a way of sticking my big (12.9”) iPad Pro onto my back and make it easily taken off and put back on, that’d be great. I need to carry it around and refer to buried utility plans all day, but usually only for 2-3 minutes at a time.
Also, your marketing skills are great. Your videos on your website and here on UA-cam were what sold your products to me.
I was recommended your stuff by another surveyor here in Australia. He also uses the Joey Pouch for holding spray paint cans.
The magnet works great for me
@Holstery I’m your 1000th subscriber. And I just found out about the Jolly Roger. It looks like an awesome product. I’m going to have to pick one up soon. 👍
Resembles a baldric frog.. baldric is the over the shoulder belt, the frog is the leather cuff a cutlass, rapier, or other such sword, would slide into. The frog is like a corset, and has laces that can be drawn tight and tied to firmly hold the scabbard. Military scabbards had a tension clip on the back of the locket (the metal band surrounding the top of the scabbard) which would slide through holes punched out on the inside (close to thigh) part of the frog, the tension of the clip then held the scabbard firm in the snug fit of the frog. Looks quite Snappy and Dashing.
Now you know, and as they say, Knowingvis Half The Battle.
As I am descended of no less than two men who served in the Colonial Navy during the Revolution, and later, USN during war of 1812, and held Letters of Marque issued by Congress, I am descended of Pirates, and have snatched a screenshot of your Handyman Jolly Roger to add to my Meme Stash. Needs a roll of duct tape beneath the hammer and pliers; I shall try to add this as tribute to Red Green.
I bid you Adieu, Gentlemen, and wish you fair winds and smooth sailing in your endeavors!
It is also worth knowing I have three Mag Masters I use in my EVS work. One on my belt at all times, another to clip on "at need", and the third I use for finding studs behind drywall. The magnet snatches hard at the screw heads, and will cling to the wall. I mark where that first "!" Is, then slide the magnet down to find at least two more screws, go up past 1st mark to find two more, go left and right 18" or so to rinse/repeat, be absolutely certain I have found those screws and not some other bullshit behind the wall. Highly useful when refinishing kitchens, and new cabinets are being installed, as we can then arrange the cabinets to have as many as possible installed directly to studs.
@@williammartin-howell3565 Funny enough that's why we named it the Jolly Roger... I thought it looked like something that a pirate would wear. 🏴☠
only one Flaw teh hammer is above teh hip it will eventually Jab you in your side where it places teh hammer puts you at High risk of injury I can make a video explaining it as a Trades man of over 40 years ..but all and all its a cool and Awesome design ... good work
3:45 what brand of hammer is this??
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Would this be-able to hold an 18” pipe wrench or the Milwaukee cheater Pipe wrench?
I spend half my time when changing a borehole pump bending over to pick them up as I’m in the middle of a field and my tools are on the floor
That's a crazy heavy tool to have hanging off your belt. You sure you want that weight on your hip?
How does the rubber grip of a hammer slide in and out. Most sheaths fabric binds up with the rubber of hammers that aren't all wood.
I just bought a badger belt with a sheath for my stiletto tibone and I can barely slide it in or take it back out because rubber grabs the fabric
Каждый подвес для молотка для разных ситуаций . Где-то лучше что молоток болтается двигается
What hammer is in the Jolly Rodger picture in the web site?
Same question 🙋🏻♂️
7182 Dalluge DDT16P Titanium Smooth Face
Maybe??
You can’t put it on a toolbelt
You can put it on any standard belt or onto the Holstery tool belt.
I tried putting it on my tube out, and the hammer does not slide
Not sure I want to invest on a tool accessory promoted by someone who does not know the origin of the name given to such device. Let alone wears flip flop sandals to the shop to illustrate how sturdy its by hanging a cinder block while wearing the aforementioned. The validity of the usefulness of the item is also very questionable given that the subject demonstrating the device has no resemblance to a trade worker in appearance or mannerism.
Don't worry, they are steel toe flip flops.
YOUR WEBSITE AND YOUR VIDEO IS NOT GOOD.
YOU SHOULD HAVE A PROFESSIONAL MAKE THEM FOR YOU, A GOOD PROFESSIONAL.
AS IS I CAN NOT TELL IF I DID OR DIDN'T LIKE YOUR PRODUCTS. SO I WOULD NOT BUY ANY. THEY ARE EXPENSIVE TOO.
Be off, Varlet, and sour our ears no more eith your Mewling..
@@williammartin-howell3565 YOU MIGHT WANT TO GET OUT OF YOU MOMMIES BASEMENT FOR SOME FRESH AIR. THE MAGGOTS IN WHATS LEFT OF YOUR HAIR WOULD LIKE IT TOO.
YOUR COMMENT AND EXISTANCE ON THE INTERNET IS NOT GOOD. YOU SHOULD HAVE A PROFESSIONAL WRITE YOUR COMMENTS. A GOOD PROFESSIONAL. AS IS I CAN NOT TELL IF YOU ARE A CRONIC COMPLAINER. SO I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND ANYONE PAYING ANY MIND TO YOU. YOU ARE INSUFFERABLE TOO. 🤣
I like this, keep going.
@@the_holstery NOTHING MORE TO SAY. EXCEPT YOU ARE VERY SLOW