Veto Pro Pac TP XXL DIY Tool Load out: Knipex, Klein, Mayhew, Craftsman, Milwaukee, Koken
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- Опубліковано 8 кві 2023
- Taking you through my Veto bag tool load out that I use around my house and can take to my family/friends house to help with handy stuff that needs fixing.
I've seen alot of load outs and this one is as close to what I want to do with mine Veto Pro XXL Thanks for sharing
I second that, Ive watched a bunch of loadout videos and this one is great!!!
Very very similar to my current setup, decided to browse to see what other tools I can add to my bag if any and literally took down 7 ideas from your bag. Great work, nicely organized!!!
Nice tool bag and good collection of tools,every technician should have that😊
Love the setup. Good selection!
Appreciate it!
Love ur setup
I have this bag too. I love it. I am giving it to a friend of mine because I wanted the blackout version :) Great load out! Great video... One thought, I wish the side meter pockets were removable, held on with a zipper mechanic, the front pocket I added a piece of hook and loop because I put too much in the pocket and the snap no longer reaches :)
Nice set of tools… can get a lot done with those 👍
Appreciate it! Definitely like the content you put out as well
@@ToolmanTum 👍
Great tool set 👍! Though I am the type of person that likes to carry it all, I think I should re-think what I carry in my Carhartt 18" molded base tool bag as it weighs a ton. Kudos from NYC🗽.
Thanks! Totally understand where you are coming from, I really do feel like I treat my Veto bag as a "catch all" in terms of carrying literally everything I MIGHT need. The bag as is, is pushing 30 lbs; I wouldn't mind slimming down at all!
Nice setup
Appreciate it!
Keep it going!
Appreciate the love!
@@ToolmanTum No problem sir. Looking forward to more.
Thanks
Very nice bag setup! I almost got that bag, but it seemed high centered and I thought it might tip over in the truck. How stable is it in your vehicle? I ended up with the tech LC. Thanks!
The bag does a very good job standing upright when I'm driving around with it in the trunk, I've never had it tip over. All the tools do weigh it down a bunch to keep it steady.
What's the weight?
Does it tip over easy? The it doesn’t seem that wide and kind of top heavy
It does not. The bottom is wide, I have the bag and it is excellent if you don't overpack it. Imo this guys pack looks too heavy for a shoulder strap bag. Might as well get a backpack if running this many tools
Nice how much for the bag?
It should set you back around $220, I do know that Veto was running a buy one bag get a freebie but I’m not sure it that’s already ended.
Another perfectly pristine set of unused tools. If your going to set yourself up with what is unmistakably a nice set of tools get using them!
maybe he wipes them down. I sometimes sit there in my garage watching tv while cleaning my power and hand tools. probably minor OCD but I like pulling out clean tools while working.
Yeah every few months I’ll hit my hand tools with a wire wheel and oil them because they’re start leaving orange rust stains in my truck or customers will be upset that my tools look unsanitary
A lot of people actually maintain their tools to ensure their longevity. We used to do that but we’ve gotten so pathetic lately that we lost what made us great.
If you are going to invest in premium tools, you are going to be more inclined to take better care of them. They are an investment.
My tools are bought with my hard earned money. I buy quality as much as possible and I take care of them. Not leaving out in the bed of the truck during a rain storm or left outside overnight. Few trusted coworkers have built trust to borrow my tools. They don’t look abused but used for their intended purposes. My well taken care of tools is a huge indicator to my customers that I will take care of their areas that I am in while repairing what they hired me to repair. How your truck, tools, and you look when you arrive will extend trust or distrust instantly.