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@@buterdhams glad you like it

@@buterdhams the Milwaukee mat was included with the 48” tool box….. i’ve been looking for a replacement, but I can’t find it anywhere if you find it, please let me know

@@OnusBones oh yeah that rocking bit cartridge is amazing……… lots of us have many bit sets including me ……. But this guy is definitely one of the better ones and I love the fact it has security torx in it very handy little bit holder

@@Tooling_with_Newman I recently bought two different Kleins with the security torx as I discovered I only had one.

@@OnusBones Klein tools are great bits also many different options out there it’s nice knowing you have options incase you don’t like one you have…….

@@MattHmm-rq6dn I will have to check out the Hanson/vau………. I am also going to get some insulation support rods cuz they will come in handy….. I do like the stud buddy pro how it has a level and a straight edge on it is very handy.

I can see how the straight edge would be useful 👍.

@@MattHmm-rq6dn absolutely

@@blacksheepbear6382 great I am glad you like it ……. I personally very rarely use a locking pliers I just don’t never been a huge fan but from what I hear the Eagle grips are the ones to get. A buddy of mine swears by them for removing rusty nails/screws. I do grab them here and there for soldering some wires, but that’s about it.

I commonly use vice grips (yes eagle grips) to hold screw/bolt heads to cut them down with a portaband. Sometimes it's angle iron aluminum track closet rail or rod. A handle on the material that I don't have to keep pressure on is a good thing.

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@@OnusBones thank you

@@MattHmm-rq6dn very true these guys are great I love them

@@staffordbryer8208 I appreciate your support

@@MattHmm-rq6dn you would think they always would have a kit so you can install it yourself

@@MattHmm-rq6dn it’s got you thinking now right get it done…….. it leaves a nice look to things that also make you keep things clean neat and organized.

@@MeshRoun no problem I needed to clean things up anyways so this gave me an excuse……. There are no strips in the middle. I figured the lights would run around the perimeter and the tools will be in the middle it lights up enough. As far as the turns go, there’s no cutting it’s just one continuous magnetic strip, and I just pushed it up in the corners as best as I could without bending or breaking the strip… It has held its own so far and it’s been up for about a year

Many of appreciate live action demos! So many people sit a a workbench and just picky up/point at things not a bit of actual use thanks for your hard work and service to you community 👍.

@@MattHmm-rq6dn I appreciate your support and I appreciate your comments. I am glad people can use my videos to help them. If I can save someone else some trial and error I am happy to do it. A lot of RUclips videos have saved me hours of time just from watching them.

@@MattHmm-rq6dn I will take a look at them picks you mentioned……. as far as crocodile cloth, they are awesome. I have alot of their wipes the power scrub ones do work. They sent me this shirt and a pack of wipes…… awesome company

The hf picks I abuse are thr double ened ones like you showed in the hobby section I don't think there even Pittsburgh brand but the package says lifetime warranty. I figured 12 sets 4 dollars a set that only last 2 roofs over a year can save 200-400 a year or more in consumables some things are appropriate at hf

@@lockhammer3481 mine too I am in South Fla…….. it’s about 120 degrees in mine however I have 2 stand alone A/C units they don’t make it cold but they do about 80 degrees that makes it manageable and workable

I'm sweating hearing you talk about that kinda of sticky heat 🥵. I grew up by the great lakes with no air conditioning so sticky heat isn't something I miss. Luckily the west coast ilis very low humidity and my 2 u shaped heat pump inverter acs are keeping up with this 90 degree heat wave in Oregon. It's kinda satisfying to have a blanket on in a heat wave!

@@MattHmm-rq6dn that’s awesome lucky you

@@MeshRoun it was a pain but I will make one give me a few days and I will see what I can do your not the only one to ask so it should help a few people.

Thank you so much!

@@debo1211 awesome

@@VRCM_Skywarn_XUSA I know the snap on one also I don’t have it but I have seen it this one is very similar. Although I am not a huge fan but I think I have seen Harbor Freight Braun has a similar one for 29.99 for that price might we worth a try.

@@MattHmm-rq6dn I agree with you the magnets on this puppy are insane. I just watched Morgan’s video of your reloadout your bag is amazing every contractors dream but how heavy is the bag? That would be my only concern obviously it works for you.

46 lbs not as crazy as you would think. You wear more in gear in your job for safety gear. The vertical nature of the bag works out better than veto xl or anything like that I already own. It does cease to be a backpack and that's OK for me since I tend to carry it by the handle anyways. Sad part it's only 8lbs heavier than my mct or 12 lbs difference than my sbld if you look at it like that. I appreciate the goodwill and compliments on the bag from you. And yes that is the one bag I take daily to maintenance or apartment/house work orders so make it good!

@@MattHmm-rq6dn 46 is not bad at all I was thinking about 75lbs

@@MattHmm-rq6dn I just got this one because you told me about it so let’s see how it goes

The worst part about it is the bits are quite expensive so you have s obligation to account for them knowing that. Don't loose them 😆

@@MattHmm-rq6dn good advice thank you

@@MattHmm-rq6dnnice work

My headlamp and other lights take the milwaukee only batteries so I get it hard to buy a propriety system like olight ect

@@OnusBones price point alone we know Milwaukee is high but they do offer an amazing product you pay for what you get. I love lights my wife thinks I have a light obsession so I have a number of different ones and Milwaukee are as good as any of them.

@@OnusBones I will take a look at the Sofirn you recommend I always look up tools other people recommend because generally they are normally pretty good

@@Tooling_with_Newman My wife KNOWS I collect flashlights! I see Milwaukee being used by tradesmen, so I am sure they're good, I just don't have one myself.

@@OnusBonesat least she knows my wife is still in denial about my tool addiction

@@Thundervolt240 that’s your opinion but with my work flow it makes sense…….. I appreciate your opinion

Highly recommended so far

None of the above lol they are about $30 for 4 of them no laser-cut tips not magnetic but the handle is very comfortable And they are very durable. Also VDE certified. I would choose Wera first then Wiha 2nd. I just ordered my 1st PB- Swiss so I will let you know how they are also. Just a different option.

Those are all names I see all the time in load outs; just wondering what might set them apart. That actually looks like a decent price for four of them, with that 1kV rating.

@@OnusBones it sure is a great price …………. Just different brands. I do like Wiha tools …..Lowes carry some of there tools most are made of some good German steel will last a lifetime. Buy once cry once.

Welcome

Absolutely

Thank you

I love the packout stuff too I have almost every size. They are very user friendly and I love to be organized so they work great for me ……. I like the small ones also they are good for individual tools each one has their own place. I can’t wait for all the accessories that are at pipeline to come out.

Agree. For small parts the half depth packouts are the way to go. I want all my small parts on top and visible. Not having to dig through bins to find stuff. That's a good way of spilling everything. These big bins only hold bigger fittings and bigger screws in quantity. 1 1/2 fasteners and up.

@@evictioncarpentry2628 that is very true I agree with you

I am pretty sure they make them for all brands this just gives you an idea of what you can do.

Packout is the toyota/lexus of the storage world expensive sure. But it's advantages to me is everyone makes stuff for it and it's not going away anytime soon. I would have hated buying to the kobalt system and they discontinued it already. Sometimes it's good to be 🧟‍♂️ one of us! 🍷

@@MattHmm-rq6dn I love it well said

Awesome thank you for the info

@@Tooling_with_Newman just found channel. Liked and subscribed

@@ks-hg5vo welcome and thanks for joining please feel free to comment or ask any questions you might have

Thank you

I only had it for a few days but so far it is that much better

glad your showing some love for some of your own viewers channels its apreacted

@@MattHmm-rq6dn 👍👍

Absolutely it is …….. Mr Morgan is a pioneer

Exactly ………. I appreciate the comment……

Thank you

Sure thing I will do some cuts soon………. My wife was yelling at me so I cut the video off so nobody can hear me get in trouble for playing with my toys in the Shop ………. Keep checking HD website mine had Qty 0 for weeks then one day they had 5 in stock I ran over to get it so Keep your eye out.

Have to respect the MVP of our lives the woman(or significant other to be inclusive) they make the world go around. Im lucky i get to play with my toys often at work and it dosent leave me wanting too much. I can wait for the craze to die down on thoes saws and chances are they will be part of a battery promo if i dont get one for the 99. have you checked out pipeline? some good stuff and dewalt is comming out with a oil impule driver as well but i dont see using a 20v system much anymore. Always something new and shiny around the corner!

@@MattHmm-rq6dn always something new….. they gotta keep the stuff coming so we all keep buying. I watched a couple of people live at pipeline. It all looks great the innovation is great. I am interested in all the accessories for the packout rail systems can’t wait.

Thank you

You know it

Thank you welcome……. Feel free to comment or ask any questions I will try my best to answer …….

That’s very true I agree 💯

Great I am glad you found it

Yes it is …… here is the link amzn.to/4bnYkIq

@@Tooling_with_Newman Thanks bro... I was going to get the 6" but i couldn't find if it was magnetic or not.

@@tiebear1 anytime ………they are awesome

This is true

Gotta get the magnets they are super strong and handy

Thank you…….. I appreciate the idea with the strap. I had the one on there when I first got the bag but I didn’t use it more of a nuisance instead of anything else. I like the mini ratchet with 10mm definitely doing that one. Thank you for the ideas.