The four way divider helps keep tools from falling over…. Do you plan on keeping larger tools in the pouch? The pouch is pretty deep as well. Thanks for your comment. Have a safe and enjoyable week.
While the point may have been to show capacity of the pouch there is far too many tools on there to justify the pouch and not go straight for a tool belt or a smaller loadout with the rest being in that packout next to it. That being said appreciate the detailed video!
Witch tote is your favorite? I have the 16” tough built tote and I’m finding it too big so I’m leaving it in my trunk and just taking what i need and forgetting something. Thinking of getting the 10” Klein tote. Had a 10” husky for years and that work great.
I like this one but I need more cushion on the shoulder strap. I know husky has a better shoulder strap. I think I’m going have to try that. Thank you for your comment. Have a super weekend!!
I’m new to the field but from my experience you should only take one of the Klein drivers that has all the bits in it and leave the rest no need to carry extra flat head and Philips drivers if you already have a Klein 10 in 1 that has both in it already …save room and weight to carry other necessary things …. Either way nice stuff man
Most multi but drivers do not have long enough bits to fit into terminals in contactors and such but that's more industrial work usually. Klein does make an extended 6 in 1 that works but it's often not in store anymore.
@Mike nah the extended multi is where it's at for a small electrical service setup. The 14 in 1 bits aren't long enough/skinny enough to fit into contactor terminals
Today yeah but it started as an American company now owned by TTI which was started by a Chinese professor and a German engineer at VW. They based tti in China for cost reasons and own hoover, AEG etc. Milwaukee today is indeed owned by a "Chinese" company but it has a rich American history and since being owned by TTI has been improved by world influence vs dewalt... a saw company bought by Stanley black and decker who brought the name back after killing the saw company and made their contractor grade tools dewalt because even they new their black and decker tools were trash. "Made in USA with globally sourced materials" meaning the belt clip gets attached here but everything else in China.
Nice set of brand new tools
Thank you for your comment. Weekends and very lite duty👍🏽
They look new, but so do mine. But I'm also the type of person to take care of my stuff. I oil stuff, wipe stuff down, etc.
This master electrician pouch is the shit. I have it and love it.
👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
What happened to the master electrician pouch i can't seem to find it . And the affiliate link shows a different pouch
great video
Thank you for the encouraging comment… You rock👏
I want this without the four-way divider in the big pouch
The four way divider helps keep tools from falling over…. Do you plan on keeping larger tools in the pouch? The pouch is pretty deep as well. Thanks for your comment. Have a safe and enjoyable week.
While the point may have been to show capacity of the pouch there is far too many tools on there to justify the pouch and not go straight for a tool belt or a smaller loadout with the rest being in that packout next to it. That being said appreciate the detailed video!
Thank you for your comment. The pouch is to heavy for daily use.
Hello I have the red flesh cutters from Klein they are good I use them on zip ties and other stuff they do the job
Thank you for your comment. Because I have more then one tool bag I will pick up those Klein flesh cutters. 👍🏽
Flush not flesh. Unless you want to cut your skin. Lol
@@illestofdemall13 I have to stop making videos so late at night 😴 lol
Flip for the Fluke, it is more accurate. I wish I had gone Fluke years ago, well worth the money.
Fluke is the standard in the industrial side. If you show up with a $50 meter you'll get laughed off the job
I would like to see if someone can fill this pouch with tools that are not redundant. He has nice tools but why have so many screwdrivers?
Absolutely right… I have removed all the screwdrivers lol 😂
Witch tote is your favorite? I have the 16” tough built tote and I’m finding it too big so I’m leaving it in my trunk and just taking what i need and forgetting something. Thinking of getting the 10” Klein tote. Had a 10” husky for years and that work great.
I like this one but I need more cushion on the shoulder strap. I know husky has a better shoulder strap. I think I’m going have to try that. Thank you for your comment. Have a super weekend!!
I’m new to the field but from my experience you should only take one of the Klein drivers that has all the bits in it and leave the rest no need to carry extra flat head and Philips drivers if you already have a Klein 10 in 1 that has both in it already …save room and weight to carry other necessary things …. Either way nice stuff man
Yes I agree I did lighten the bag it was to heavy … thanks for the comment and have a great weekend!
Most multi but drivers do not have long enough bits to fit into terminals in contactors and such but that's more industrial work usually. Klein does make an extended 6 in 1 that works but it's often not in store anymore.
@@MorrisonDavid94 you should get the 14-1 adjustable with all the bits in the handle. And then add the 7-1 flip socket to it
@Mike nah the extended multi is where it's at for a small electrical service setup. The 14 in 1 bits aren't long enough/skinny enough to fit into contactor terminals
Might want to check out the knipex duck bill strippers if you want to replace those 2 tools with one
Thanks I’ll look into it..
Commercial electric boo this man. Lol
Take it ez! Lol
We all use fluke t5 or t6-600
Ok I’ll look into those👍🏽
Milwaukee, owned by a Chinese company.
Today yeah but it started as an American company now owned by TTI which was started by a Chinese professor and a German engineer at VW. They based tti in China for cost reasons and own hoover, AEG etc. Milwaukee today is indeed owned by a "Chinese" company but it has a rich American history and since being owned by TTI has been improved by world influence vs dewalt... a saw company bought by Stanley black and decker who brought the name back after killing the saw company and made their contractor grade tools dewalt because even they new their black and decker tools were trash. "Made in USA with globally sourced materials" meaning the belt clip gets attached here but everything else in China.
You do carry way too many screw drivers. Too many new tool do they work or just for show. Lol.
Yea just a weekend Warrior… don’t use them every day… thanks for the comments have a great week🥸
Any pliers other than Klein's are not worthy of my time.
Fluke#107
Trash tools and overkill lol. Keep it light and Klein all da way!!