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That specific Wera rapidaptor bit holder isn’t actually impact rated. Not saying it’s going to explode if you put it in an impact, I’ve seen plenty other guys on YT use one in an impact, I just don’t know how long it’d last.

I just carry a knife, a flat head driver, and side cutters. 😅 I still get the job done. 😅

I’m in Colorado too! Where in Colorado?

Great tools reviews

Just watched the last video, notice you switched to the same hammer I use too. I was going to suggest that except they're old videos. Now I'm looking for those meters! EDIT - There it is! It's a less expensive meter, but I've never heard anything bad about it. It'll do more or less anything you need a meter to do. I have a T5 in my bag, used to keep a T+ Pro in there. Pros and cons to each - but they're both small enough to stuff in the bag, and gets the vast majority of what I need done. Every now and then I have to go back to the truck for "more meter" but none of the others fit in the bag well. I want an update, especially test equipment! Klein has an inexpensive insulation tester that I've heard good things about. Beats paying 600 bucks for a Fluke. Wire tracers are good to have, but they're hiiiiighhhh dolla! I haven't found one under close to a grand without a clamp, a little over a grand with one. A less expensive alternative is a toner and probe - Fluke Pro 3000 or 3000 Pro or something? You're not finding underground wires, and its sometimes hard buried in walls - but they do work. Cheap ones suck though, and you have to ... not use them like some guys use them for best results.

I don't think I've ever seen a 2nd year apprentice anywhere near this equipped. I know journeymen that aren't near this well kitted out. The only thing I don't see is a meter, which is pretty shocking! Its an old video, I'm sure you're no longer an apprentice, and probably have more than one meter, and judging by the rest of the kit they're probably top notch. Good show my man! Those Klein J2000 - most people don't spend the extra few bucks and get the regular Kleins / dykes. I'm sure you know, but for other peoples benefit - J is the Journeyman style handle - 2000 is the better grade induction hardened steel for cutting tools. I have that exact pair of Kleins. Not particularly fond of the J handles, but they don't make the 2000's with the crimper and that kind of tape puller with the D handle. 2000 series is worth every bit extra IMHO. Whenever I wear these thick handles out, I'm gonna replace with the D style glow in the dark ones.

You will start to impress me when you actually buy a gangbox and have it full of tools

2:54 you know youre a carpenter if you carry around a hammer lol

Those are combination pliers big linesmans

1. Electrical Hammer (Klein linesman pliers) 2. Screw chisel (Klein large standard screwdriver) 3. Romex staple remover (Klien diagonal pliers)

Great video, Subscribed, I hope you share an update video of your current setup

Nice video do it in landscape next time.

None of your tools even look used bro. Also you seriously walk around with all them tools on your tool belt? That’s crazy. You don’t need all that on your hip at one time bro.

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Film horizontally instead of vertically

I’m a contractor with 15 years experience and I still like watching these videos lol

I have the same occidental tool pouch. Best 1 on the market

Better to have too much than not enough. Good load out..youve done pretty good for yourself in a short time. Lol some of the guys giving you shit for having too many tools are the very type on a job site wanting to borrow them constantly lol.

18months.... So your knipex snips are frozen and your "surprised" the pilers is still going????. Have you not heard of wd 40 no...????

That's one neat right-angle and flex thing...

Bosch has an awesome set of multi-material (concrete, steel & wood) drill bits: it's basically just a sharpened carbide tip. That's a great little weight-saver as a fall-back.

+1 for the extendable Klein: it takes standard 1/4" hex shaft bits, and I have a load of 6" and 8" long bits & nut drivers.

You have to buy & bring your own benders!? They heavy and expensive!

I personally don't like belts, even though I do have them, a DeWalt smallish one for screws and rawlplugs. I'm really into Atlas46 gear especially the Journey MESH chest rig with cargo pockets.

How's the Milwaukee handsaw ?

I hate people who have more Milwaukee boxes than me.

That's a ton of tools! Have you used them yet?

Holy crap, I’m starting an apprenticeship soon and was planning on buying like 10 tools at most...

Where did you get the insulated multi bit driver from?

thanks for sharing.......great....bob

Cool tools!.

Great video Matt. Is Klein the most popular manufacturer for electrical tools in the US?

Instead of the ratcheting screwdriver use the skill one that is electric

I truly enjoyed your video, thanks for the insight. I'm getting back into the trade. I did a five year Apprenticeship then I did the military thing. I'll be retired in five years and I need to start hustling again so the money train keeps going. Cant run dry you know. Thanks again.

Nice set up bro!

Put everything in that backpack and only take out the tools you need. Get a stick of 3/4 pvc coated rigid conduit and cut 2 48” pieces. Use those for the benders instead of those short Klein handles. Easier for bending upright.

Awesome set up

What do you use the circular saw for?

do you ever worry about someone rolling ur packout away? i get so paranoid i have about 7 grand worth of tools in mine.

Like the show but the real deal tool pouch is powerline.

I have all those tools expect the bandsaw & circular saw. I do have the 1" sds plus rotary hammer because i had to get a 7/8" hole thru almost 2 feet of brick.

Nice set up dude. I've had that same Occidental tool pouch for 6 years still going strong no failures, 100% worth the $$$. Just recently switched to a veto mp2. The weight is so much lighter dont think I will go back its saving my back. Best of luck!

No Fluke 87V?.... nice tool store! 🤣

Nice video👍👍...audio quality very low though.

Great dude too work with really knows his stuff always had tools too lend me when I didn’t have what I needed

Great set man. Clearly a professional who knows what he's doing. I love my pack out also

Nice set up. I’ve got the pack out as well. I’m a plumber, new install mostly. Pretty equally divided between residential and commercial and rough in and finish. I’m dialed in for rough in. Still a mess for finish. Mostly because my companies version of finish plumbing still includes rough in type work. Very frustrating. I duplicating things just make my set up more efficient. Expensive but the functionality of it is undeniable. I also climb trees. No pack out for that yet!! 😆

2:25 FYI those are promotion pads, not knee pads.

Ive been doing this for almost a year and I've never seen anyone walk around with that many tools on

Nice set-up.. thank you for the tour and sharing...great job.