Since i started following you, I have noticed a lot of tradies that come into where i work (regional Hospital) using the Milwaukee gear, especially the packout boxes. They all love it
doing mechanical Elec i love but hate how many different tools you may need from day to day haha still on the hunt for a perfect, easy, relatively lightweight and mobile system to get tools and gear onto sites. at best I can narrow it down to the rolling box, small tool box or crate on top, slim organiser for screws + fixings and a bag/pouch depending on the type of job. Do love seeing the draws and trolley in use though mate :)
I just purchased the Milwaukee Precision Screwdriver Set (6-Piece) Model # 48-22-2606 And the Milwaukee 1000V Insulated Screwdriver Set with Case (10-Piece) Model # 48-22-2210 What inovated way to store these in a Pack out system? Thanks
Currently doing some reno’s man and having some asbestos sheeting taken off the walls by a contractor. However the company requires water and electricity capped off prior to removal, what does capped off mean and how would you do it? Of course I’ll get a licensed electrician to do it but just interested to know what is the safest way to go about it. Cheers
Hey nick. They just want it all isolated so they won’t hit any live services. Live cables and piping with flowing water. Contractor would look at the area and either isolate at the main source or cut it where the works are being done and make it safe to turn back on
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Since i started following you, I have noticed a lot of tradies that come into where i work (regional Hospital) using the Milwaukee gear, especially the packout boxes. They all love it
It’s a seriously good setup to have. It’s definitely become popular. I know it saves me time and hassle when moving around those larger sites
man but its rlly expensive
Milwaukee definitely has the best packout option unfortunately rigid packout is the only brand that fits on my van shelving. Keep it up rigid
Get new van shelves.
Just got my packout drawers with 4 wheel base. It's surprising how much stuff you can actually fit in them.
doing mechanical Elec i love but hate how many different tools you may need from day to day haha still on the hunt for a perfect, easy, relatively lightweight and mobile system to get tools and gear onto sites. at best I can narrow it down to the rolling box, small tool box or crate on top, slim organiser for screws + fixings and a bag/pouch depending on the type of job. Do love seeing the draws and trolley in use though mate :)
have you tried the toughbuilt belts and pouches? the quick change pouches are awesome for swapping loadouts for different task's
I haven’t got any myself yet but I’ve seen them all over the place. Seems extremely good. I’ll be jumping on to it some time to have a go though.
I just purchased the Milwaukee Precision Screwdriver Set (6-Piece) Model # 48-22-2606
And the
Milwaukee 1000V Insulated Screwdriver Set with Case (10-Piece) Model # 48-22-2210
What inovated way to store these in a Pack out system? Thanks
Just a quick question, Where did you do your apprenticeship, was it domestic or commercial?
3:06 - anyway to get that set in America?
Cheers from Australia 🦘🐨🦘 New subscriber 🐎 great video 👍
Is hilti the new go to for power tools for you?
Currently doing some reno’s man and having some asbestos sheeting taken off the walls by a contractor. However the company requires water and electricity capped off prior to removal, what does capped off mean and how would you do it? Of course I’ll get a licensed electrician to do it but just interested to know what is the safest way to go about it.
Cheers
Hey nick. They just want it all isolated so they won’t hit any live services. Live cables and piping with flowing water. Contractor would look at the area and either isolate at the main source or cut it where the works are being done and make it safe to turn back on
Thanks bro
We are currently making this bag. This bag is made from Bangladesh
also, try the Aldi step bits, ive used a heap of them, for the price they are golden!
I like some of the aldi gear. I’ll have to try the step bits next time they go on sale. Thanks for the info mate
What 16mm and 17mm sockets you using that fits in strut
My deep 16mm 3/8" and 1/2" sockets from Supercheap Auto (just the sca branded ones) fit in strut
where u all guys get money for all this kit i wonder
By working…
@@AddictedtoTools we all work mate, unless where u are its more affordable.
Yeah definitely.
theses guys got more in tools then i make lol
So it's a UK law to always wear pocket pants?
I’m not sure what your asking sorry. Why would it be a law. I’m also not in the uk..
You didn't realize my comment was a joke? Was pretty obvious.
Sorry, what’s the joke?
I explained it already.
I’m obviously not understanding. Cheers 👍
Are you preparing for war or something.?..i hope you have soldiers in your back to help you...good luck mate
Lol company should have all specialty tools not the worker providing such tools.
They do. I believe I covered that in the video