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got the ratchet as well, stupid good, with all the bits in the handle Love my Kleins

The only thing about the Wera Tool Check Plus is that the Phillips bits are not JIS screw compatible. I replace no. 2 Phillips bits with the vessel bits and it's all to go with.

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No fingers were missing after the opening. 😂😂😂😂

You can lube the wrenches with some WD40 Silicone spray. It will help smooth them out.

3:24 Klein did not stand a chance 😂

Took me a while to get the screw holding screwdrivers… you’re right, you don’t use them all the time. but when you need them, they are priceless!!!!!!

Love the video. They have the Klein 8-Piece Metric Wrench Set comes with 8, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 17, and 19mm ratcheting combination wrenches on sale for $29.98 reg. $79.98 at Lowes ends Oct. 16th

The screw holding screwdrivers ate actually made in usa like the clear platic handles they use to carry and it's much better with the ni e grip. The racheting wrenches were s disappointment for me since they put the one size for strut strap is on the big wrench. The gedore husky and craftsman have the 4 sizes I use most on the small wrench. You should pick up or order the husky so you can compare them. The gedore red quad wrench is a special one it's spline drive and does metric in one set of quad wrenches. My husky were 10 years old before I switched to the gedore never broken them and if I did just get it changed out at home depot. The husky set use to be 20 dollars or 35 for both sae and metric now it's 30 and 50. That racheting screwdriver is fairly decent. I've been using double ended Japanese bits for a long time that don't fit in us impacts without adapters but love them too much. Milwaukee makes a small 3 peice set with double ended bits that I use often that works with us drivers and yes it's ph sl ,ph s2, ph t25. The bit I like thr most from that racheting screwdriver is a c1 /c2 which is ecx or combo drive on one bit for recipticles ect. You already have that one now. The big disappointment was not doing a slotted ph2 bit on that having to use the milwaukee double ended bits instead. Somw fun finds and I hope you expand your world on the quad wrenches thoes have been around a long time. I use mine for toilet bolts strut straps all thread ect.

Right On! 🙌 Nice to see what ya got. Good tool bag tour!

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Good simple explanation 👏. Line and load always confuse people since over time and brands there not necessarily in the same spot top or bottom. Have you tried thoes decora edge outlets yet? There pretty darn good and homeowner proof. I like the disclaimers but us trained people do hot work more often then we care to admit. I sure hope you tape your boxes on a 4 square with a mud ring just proximity can fault out. I sure do alot of gfis for houses that are 2 wire cloth and making sure rhe pannels don't catch on fire. Thoes horrible 3 peice boxes make me pull my hair out removing and working in them. I think the biggest thing to take away that you didn't cover the yolks arnt enough if you have a metal box it needs a grounding screw every box! Good stuff and check out thoes decora edge it makes for a good video that can help out the subs and views.

I just ordered the snap on drill because of you. I have the student discount program so it was half off. I can’t wait.

I feel you have to spend little like the klein one or step up to something like that for your buck. I got the boxed version and gave it a shot without the plastic boxes. The issues I had were stuff jabbing you in the gut 6'4 250ish. It was bad for crouching and way hotter to wear than the boring klein canvas one. The one mod I did to all my aprons is I cut the threads to the buckles and replaced them with cobra buckles. I got a 4 pack of cheap az belts with the cobra style buckles for under 15 dollars and discarded the belts. To attach I just drilled a few holes in the strap and put a Chicago screw in itinstead of stitching it. Long story short my veto apron was given to a 5ft nothing lady helper at work that hated tool belts and it works well for her. Glad someone could use it. I feel vest or beltless bags are a better option for electricians. I'm glad it's working out for you and "does it come in black with high vis inside the pockets?"

popping off with the content, love to see the different setups

I’m gonna have to wait until The industrial pack

Nice loadout. I've been pondering about becoming an eletrician but always shy away after thinking about how many codes ya'll have to follow/ know versus low voltage guy like myself who just does coax for a ISP

Hey what supply house are you getting those flip bits from

Good stuff and nice bag 👍👍

lol nipex 😂

Some big boy tools! They can charge silly money on thoes m12 specially tools since it makes you great money. That knipex racheting cutter looks pretty good I wish I had more reason to use one. I do have one of thoes wire benders myself for forming and it saves your hands! Enjoyed seeing rhe big boy toys in use keep it up.

We definitely like the option of hey I need that tool I get it. Insulated tools are less serous for me but I do need them and they can't get destroyed. I too use the wera for the lazer tip as Insulated screwdrivers. I like my vessel ceramic ones but they can only be in my service bag since inspectors would flag non certified yet functional Insulated screwdrivers and homeowners don't care. If thy made wera slim Insulated and lazer tip they would have the market cornered. I think you'd love some knipex cobalts if it fits it cuts even hardened steel rods or 1/4 20 bolts. The only issue is price and I recommend the 10in model much more than 8in. I too keep the needle nose fisher price pliers too people laugh but I don't care. If you don't own one get a volt claw the black one specifically. Other than having a all plastic tool it saves your hands and gives you some leverage pushing and manuliplating wire. It really helps your hands from hurting so much since I deal with 12g and 10g solid in tiny boxes. Appreciate the videos and keepem comming .

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I love my veto, just gets heavy real fast. Just found your channel, hope you start posting more!

I have a techpac myself with the double tool pannel in front and back and I an tell you have a fairly light loadout. It gets to the point we're backpacks cease to become backpacks and more just a tall veto backpack. That brings said very humble praticle loadout and enjoyed the video. If you ever looking for more tool ideas and loadouts over at Morgan's maintenance we really understand loadouts if you haven't seen any of it. Thanks for the scale tool idea I haven't seen thoes before. The fix to your klein impact bit is to get the older made in usa 32605 they still make it.

Do you wear it on your back or just top handle?