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What sort of tools does an industrial electrician carry to perform there tasks at work? im not sure you will need to ask a good one, but these are what I carry.
There is a lot of knipex in there but some other brands sprinkled in there aswell.
90 percent of whats in there I swear by 100 percent, the other is just waiting for me to find better
let me know what you think I should drop and what you think I should add to my collection.
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This is probably the most epic tool bag and tool load out video I've ever seen. I never knew this bag even existed looks like a smart buy.
I got a smaller Beehive tool bag and at this point I think it may outlive me.
Yeah I am waiting for it to die so I can try an MSMUIR but it won’t quit. I can’t quit on it if it does not quit on me haha.
Give us an update on your bag bro!
Can you do a video on just the bag ? Keen to purchase one but don't know whether to go beehive vinyl or rugged extremes. Would probably prefer beehive as its made locally
got myself a beehive a year ago, best thing i have done! its funny that we are in the same field of the trade and iv got 95% of the tools you have (different brands), great minds think alike hey cob
Matthew Cristino it would be a lot harder without them!
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have a good one.
Logan Lemaire way to kind mate, I am happy you watch and enjoy!
Hey mam! Love the tools where did you get that badass hammer/wrench!
1SLEEPYBLUE3 it’s called the “wera koloss” I did a review on it
Looks like you got that bag dialed in. I never heard of Beehive tool bags before but man It looks really rugged. I kinda do the same thing as you with the bucket. I have a bunch of tools in other bags, but I'll end up throwing what I need in a bucket and taking the bucket with me instead. It's great for carrying tools and trash as your working throughout the day. At the end of the day I just dump it all out and put the tools away. Good stuff man, take it easy
Don't think you need to justify the use of the strippers, they are better, - quicker and easier on your body. Great video and prefer this type to the newer toolbag tour where you overlayed audio to make it quicker - we love tools so we don't mind! Peace!
Hey mate, I just had some questions about your socket set-up. Thanks for your time.
Do you only carry metric?
Do you have a link or part number for the 1/4 inch and 1/2 inch sockets or did they all come in one set?
Where did you get those socket holders/rails?
I got the rails from eBay but they are ready available a few places.
I only carry metric, I never need imperial and if I randomly find it once a year I can get by without.
They are two different sets but I don’t have the part numbers handy if your determined I can dig them up a bit later
@@Finntheweekendwarrior Thanks for the quick reply mate. Don't worry about the part numbers if it's inconvenient. I'm looking to acquire sockets for my tool bag, Kincrome offer that many different sets I was just interested to see what you use.
I also noticed Kincrome discontinued those pencil cases you have, damn shame, they would have been handy.
I think there is a few different brands that get those pencil cases from the same factory. Super cheap auto has them, sidchrome and and a lot of USA brands. Check amazon and stuff
@@Finntheweekendwarrior Cheers mate, much appreciated.
Try the Bahco hack saw, so light weight, you need a bashing driver too. Like the bag though
I’ll check them out
Do you find the tool bag to sag with all that weight in it?
Christian Antoni nah there is heavy duty inserts in the vinyl
@@Finntheweekendwarrior sold!
Thanks. That bag looks pretty heavy. Do you normally work from a cart so you don't have to carry it as much? Also noticed a few differences from what I tend to carry (I am not an industrial electrician) - like no flash light/headlight, electrical tape, zip ties (you do mention when you speak of the Knipex flush cutter) , non contact voltage detector, small parts container with misc parts, and safety stuff (gloves and glasses). I am in Canada and hadn't hear of Beehive before, I checked their website, looks like good stuff, I use one of the VetoProPac bags (Tech-LC) and it holds a lot but is easy to carry at your side and fits through doorways easily. I am mostly using the German brands (Knipex, Wera and Wiha) for pliers, screwdrivers and sockets/wrenches. Being in North America, I have some Klein stuff too (allen/torx wenches, and nut drivers), I use a Flir CM78 as my main meter. I use DeWalt for knives and power tools. My inspection mirrors/lights (X-Steel brand) came from Australia.
Dean Rhodenizer I carry this everywhere, given the nature of my job carts and things are not really functional. Depending on the day I will grab a couple tools and it then in the bucket bag if I only need a certain set for the day.
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After a long think, i think a Open Tote bag is good .
Easy to see tools .
Easy access.
Knipex-knipex-knipex
after all these years legit finally found someone with the same sort of set up 🤙🏼🤙🏼 when you replace the beehive definitely recommend the custom and increase the pocket sizes and extra hacksaw pouch on the back 👍🏻
Hey mate what brand are those interchangeable crimpers
Knipex
Finn where are you working? I’m working as an apprentice at Olympic Dam and loving it here! Just got myself the same tool bag last month and it’s second to none.
i actually had that wera screwdriver break on me while on an international trip. i was pretty disappointed - it didnt really seem like it could handle too much torque.
Bahco makes slim tip screwdrivers too, very handy in some terminal that normal ones dont fit. I clean mine from oils and other shit with brakecleaner😄
I would say in the states, we have the equivalent Veto Pro Pac bags...They are meant for life and just can't be torn or ever die! Nice Bag Tour my man!
Veto can’t compete in the heavy industry, more of a domestic electrician/hvac brand
been wanting some of those knipex flat jaws for a while so good for doing glands but hard to justify when i still got wide jaw adjustables. bacho hacksaws are lightweight. no junior hack for SWA cables?
I run a little handle for regular hacksaw blades when doing swa, as long as you get a high teeth count your do just as well.
I used to carry the junior and the steel handle was prefect for straightening cores when terminating
Anyone in the states sell these type bags?
Just bought the Beehive platinum and wanted to see how other blokes are running these bags. Looks like you can get to the vital shit very quickly. Keen to run this bad boy in 😍
Mine has been going strong for 10 years now, but its getting old and tired. starting to get
some holes in pockets. Has served well but there is only so much anything can take!
What kind of bag is that? Where can I get it?
That is a beehive tooldbag.
www.beehivevinyl.com.au/shop-online/beehive-toolbags
“Metric is the best”
😆😆😆
With all due respect to my friends in Australia, just remember: There are two types of country’s on earth, those that use the metric system, and those that have planted a flag on the moon!
-‘Merica! 🤘🤘
Weren't you guys just having a dick measuring contest with good ol' USSR? haha
A mission planned by NASA who go by metric :p
@Scott’s Tool Thoughts
You mean the country that were the medical industry here converted to the metric system that the amount of childhood overdoses decreased by tenfold. (Definitely a sign that the pre-existing imperial system was vastly superior...)
What system of measurement does NASA use?
What system of measurement does the US military use?
I don’t love it when my fellow Americans turn our nation into a personified Al Bundy, we were awesome 50 years ago so suck it...🤦🏼♂️
@Jamie Young
Or who lose Martian landers because JPL can’t convert imperial units to metric units.
First time seeing that kind of bag but it looks cool! I'm also an industrial electrician at a mine in Canada and typically people will use the open top soft side bags like Kuny's softside. I've been using the Veto Tech XL which I love. Also what type of spray do you use to maintain your tools?
These have become the standard in the industry in Australia soft bags only last a couple months compared to the years and years you get from these.
Most are made custom by motorcycle trim specialists and the like.
also where did you buy that 18/16mm ratchet podgy? cant find any in that size
Ebay,
Bondhus allen keys are best
20:55 Sounds like you need an angle finder finder.
That’s exactly right!
The wera torx beat kinchrome every day
Great vid
Hey Finn, what's your take on 1000V insulated tools?
I thought it was crucial to have insulated tools but you're clearly experienced and it doesn't seem like your pliers are insulated, not sure about your screwdrivers? Thanks mate.
It’s illegal to do live work where I am, and the tools are only rated as long as they are in perfect condition and constantly certified similar to test equipment.
If you are sticking things into places like screwdrivers and test probes it’s all rated in my bag, but my pliers and stuff for cutting cable on drums I don’t worry about as it’s extra money for a handle that isn’t needed.
You can spend thousands on insulated sockets and wrenches too but again it’s so rare and impractical.
If I was in the need to do that work, the correct tools would need to be sourced but to be honest I have never worked live outside of a few traffic signal situations, and then we had the gear provided
That being said if you want peace of mine go for it.
@@Finntheweekendwarrior Thanks mate, really helpful.
No problem, thanks for viewing !
only if I can get on hands on one in the USA :(
What brand of bag is that? I like it
It’s a beehive, but if you search vinyl tool bags there is lots of options
when would you ever use a combo square?
I use it all the time, marking out holes, ladder. Squares are used as much as a tape measure in my field
what sort of pipe are you cutting bro? metal conduit?
Stainless air pipe
What's the name or link for those stripper
Which one mate?
Finn's World the stripper at 2:30. Can you provide a link to the item or a similar one as I am from the UK thanks
Super1 23 KNIPEX Tools 12 12 06 Precision Insulation Wire Stripper, 7.5 Inch www.amazon.com/dp/B005EXNX1Q/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_i_mYl3BbYAPCZNB
Good video Oz hoss
Great video
Sufrió una descarga eléctrica en los brasos
gracias por ver
Dude you should definitely have a look into the veto pro pac bags. I’ve got two now and could never go back to any other bag
I also had a bag as stacked as that but narrowed it down to a smaller day to day bag and is very convenient and comfier to carry around
I know the veto bags get a lot of love, but they just won’t last in the conditions I work in. There is a reason everyone runs a vinyl bag it’s the only thing that stands up to the UV, dusty dry/rain, oily, and overall harsh conditions of the job. This bag is at least 8 years old now.
If I worked domestic or in city I would look at a bag like the veto.
But hey each there own.
Depends on what workfronts I am dealing with, it’s easy to drop the mechanical tools when terminating and vise versa, but you in general I’ll use 70 percent of this bag each day,
Finn's World yeah that makes sense with all the different conditions
I really enjoyed this vide.
Thanks Jordan!
Hey mate, what's the brand of that ratcheting spanner set at 9:00? And the cover too?
Kincrome Set 15 Piece Metric model code - K3015
It's an expensive set, however it has lasted me through a hell of a lot of punishment with no fails, more than paid for itself 20 times over.
Some people are put off by the price tag and for them i would advice picking up a dirt cheap set and a roll, and replace each individual one as you need. Each there own
@@Finntheweekendwarrior Thanks for replying mate. I've just started my electrical apprenticeship in the mines in NSW. Did you do your apprenticeship in an Industrial setting like mining?
I did, my first year was not in the industrial setting but after that I got a start and never looked back.
Lot of money and a lot of opertunities for you if you get good at the trade and don’t just “coast”
@@Finntheweekendwarrior That's actually my next question, I've noticed a lot of "coasting" going on from tradesmen and fellow apprentices, my goal is to become the best tradesman I can, do you have any advice on getting the most out of my apprenticeship?
My advice is always volunteer for the shit jobs, and put 120% in on the good ones.
Other than that Just work hard a learn.
There is no point doing something unless you are learning. Wether you are in maintenance or construction it up to you if you are learning how and why stuff is done. annyone can do a simple task but did you work out and learn why it was done in the first place.
Where you from?
What brand Is that bag?
Looks great AND simple.
Where’s your drill and impact ?
Jack Schuldt company’s supply them
Right on... bag looks good for hand tools. But I’m not sure how that will hold up with my powers tools
Jack Schuldt just as good as any other bag, they have the room I just don’t use them for that purpose.
This is the generic brand, but anny vinyl tool bag in this “class” is in my opinion better than the toolbags found in hardware stores/tool shops
Finn's World thanks for the reply. How is the pay in Australia? I was looking into getting a.work visa and trying it out. Pay is shit here in the states
Anywhere from 80k - 200k
Thanks for video but you have basically bought every hand tools possible and just showing them in the video.. one can go to any hardware store and see them all..
These are the tools I carry in my bag to do work as industrial electrician.
You can cut some tools out but 95 percent of the people I meet in the industry run the same kit
How well do those knipex wire strippers strip compared to the other ones with just the anvil? Do the two blades make a huge difference?
I find this type is the best all round stripper, others have there advantages but the blades tackle even the most painful insulation