One of the few people I've seen who talk about the importance of keeping their tools clean, I really respect that! You're completely right that it portrays professionalism
That tool loadout is both impressive and comprehensive. You getting money over there too sir, that gear isn't cheap, so I'm going to shine my tools and take some notes, I'm trying to get like you
First video I have seen. I appreciate you doing this. I think the more passionate professionals in the low voltage field, is just going to improve the whole industry and our craft. Much love.
The adjustable wrench that you have there the movable jaw end can be reversed to make it also a mini pipe wrench. Just move it all the way out & reverse it & replace it Great video. Thank you
Awesome video bro! I needed this! It keeps my eyes open so I can I know what I’m looking for at yardsales! You should put a bunch hashtags in your description of the tool brands that you use! I think it brings more traffic to the channel!
I have a 66 & 110 block adapter, makes it really easy to test the block. Do you have any tips of walls with mid blocking that are insulated? I had an office install the other day we were running new cables in. The stud walls were 12’ tall, drop ceiling at 10’, and the drywall went to 11’. I could get my 4’ drill bit and drill down into the wall cavity and drill the block, but when I’d pull out, the insulation would move back and cover up my hole. Because how far down into the wall I had to reach, I couldn’t take the bit off the drill, tie a pull string to the bit, and just drop the bit down the wall. I ended of having to cut the drywall just above the block, and feed my cable in that way, and then have a drywall guy come in and patch and paint. In the end the customer was happy with it, they ended up with a gallon of paint incase they ever needed to touch something up. Also going horizontally thru a wall. Same place wanted a TV hung, and cat 6’ run to behind the TV, but the TV was under a small window between offices, again had to cut drywall, I couldn’t get an angle on my 4’ flex bit that wouldn’t end up popping out the other side of the wall.
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Nice set of hand tools and bag sir! Although, it seems you have a ton of the same functioning tools which seems redundant and adds unnecessary carry weight.
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One of the few people I've seen who talk about the importance of keeping their tools clean, I really respect that! You're completely right that it portrays professionalism
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Your employer is lucky to have you, better yet I hope your in business for yourself. Amazing professionalism
That tool loadout is both impressive and comprehensive. You getting money over there too sir, that gear isn't cheap, so I'm going to shine my tools and take some notes, I'm trying to get like you
First video I have seen. I appreciate you doing this. I think the more passionate professionals in the low voltage field, is just going to improve the whole industry and our craft. Much love.
The adjustable wrench that you have there the movable jaw end can be reversed to make it also a mini pipe wrench. Just move it all the way out & reverse it & replace it Great video. Thank you
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Awesome video bro! I needed this! It keeps my eyes open so I can I know what I’m looking for at yardsales!
You should put a bunch hashtags in your description of the tool brands that you use! I think it brings more traffic to the channel!
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Great video. I love tools and enjoyed the tour. Thanks.
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Great video! I also agree I love my magnet stud finders!!
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that wall box template with the level built into it is awesome. I need one
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I have a 66 & 110 block adapter, makes it really easy to test the block.
Do you have any tips of walls with mid blocking that are insulated? I had an office install the other day we were running new cables in. The stud walls were 12’ tall, drop ceiling at 10’, and the drywall went to 11’. I could get my 4’ drill bit and drill down into the wall cavity and drill the block, but when I’d pull out, the insulation would move back and cover up my hole. Because how far down into the wall I had to reach, I couldn’t take the bit off the drill, tie a pull string to the bit, and just drop the bit down the wall. I ended of having to cut the drywall just above the block, and feed my cable in that way, and then have a drywall guy come in and patch and paint. In the end the customer was happy with it, they ended up with a gallon of paint incase they ever needed to touch something up.
Also going horizontally thru a wall. Same place wanted a TV hung, and cat 6’ run to behind the TV, but the TV was under a small window between offices, again had to cut drywall, I couldn’t get an angle on my 4’ flex bit that wouldn’t end up popping out the other side of the wall.
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I use that template as well but none talks shit, they always want to know where I got it. Great video hard to find good low volt videos
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Nice set of hand tools and bag sir! Although, it seems you have a ton of the same functioning tools which seems redundant and adds unnecessary carry weight.
It helps to have duplicates especially when you outsource contractors that have no tools!
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Awesome video !!! thanks for sharing the info !!! how do you like the milwaukee packout ?
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I View Organization As My Most Important Tool! The PACKOUT Drawers Are Impeccable! I Store Materials, Consumables, Hardware, Small Tools And Drill Bits Inside These Drawers. Whenever I Start A New Project I Try Break-Down Bulk Packaging And Consolidate Everything Into PACKOUT Boxes And Drawers. This Method Keeps Me Highly Organized And Productive.
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I am a network engineer in Zimbabwe looking for work /sponsorship in the US if you need an extra hand.You seem eloquent in the industry