I had picked up some (from Amazon) after your first video and am impressed so far. But on their website you can build a custom set with the bits you want - that is SO COOL!
I really like them so far too. I hadn’t seen that option in there. That’s pretty neat and may be a great option for someone. I bought mine primarily for the holders because I have tons of bits… but the ones I’ve used so far have been as good as any other I’ve used.
Thanks. I have had several in the last month or so… seems like that is picking up. I have turned down 90% of them. If it’s something I will use, or I think someone like me could I will check it out. I’m not going to make a video just to get something free that I will never use. They notice be because you alone keep me in the algorithm 😂😂. I always look forward to see what you have to say.
@@MORGANSMaintenance Integrity when dealing with sponsors is a key. It's nice to see that you have one. I'm just one of almost 2,5K subscribers. You and they do the real job.
Thanks for the compliment 👍. That was one I had to buy too. I was only going to buy the Rail with the magnetized to try, but I thought that is a good space saver. That and I prefer using hex bits with a screwdriver or ratchet over the actual keys.
These have been great for me. I really like having them clipped on my bag. Easy access, nothing to open… and so far their bits I’ve used have been good too.
Thank you for watching… you all are the only reason people send me stuff 👍. Yeah but holders are great… but sometimes you just need those long slim bits.
I picked up an assortment of these. Loved them. Still love the idea of them but I’ve already broken 2 of the ‘rails’ from wearing them on my tool belt. I don’t think or at least didn’t notice snagging them on anything. Just seems to be the weak spot is where you attach the carabiner. Both broke through right there. All the bits have held up great. I haven’t contacted the company yet but even if they sent a replacement it is likely to fail in the same place 🤷♂️
I haven’t worn any “on me” but I leave them clipped on the side of my bag. I use a magnet on my vest to hold bits. I occasionally take one off, but I normally have just thrown it in my pocket to go into a n attic/crawlspace. I haven’t had that issue yet, I actually just ordered me a couple more of their smaller ones. Hopefully they will make it right for you if you contact them. Appreciate you sharing your experience with them and letting others know. Durability is the unknown on new products but people can see your experience and at least put that into their decision process of whether to buy.
@@MORGANSMaintenance I still like them a lot, just didn’t fix what I wanted. Wanted to carry a set of small numbers drivers and a bit holder rather than my Klein 7n1 flip socket. These would likely work great clipped to a bag but I work as a commercial electrician (appreciate) and am often on a ladder or a lift so it’s nice to be able to have a setup that covers most things rather than going up and down. Maybe I snagged it but if I did it wasn’t much. I’ll reach out and see what they say. If anything hopefully I can provide them with feedback so they can need it up for future runs. Phenomenal idea and great product otherwise
@@MORGANSMaintenance i am back at work for about a week now. I still have some swelling in my right leg. The swelling is minimal though. Work has been a little easier and i think they are still taking it easy on me. This is the better time of year work wise. The calls for ac start dwindling a little. I am trying to keep up with videos as well. I seem to keep falling behind on them though
@@THETIMINATORTHETOOLMAN yeah it seems like September through February are slower for me as far as Maintenance. The remodel work never stops in my area. Glad you are getting back at it 👍
@@MORGANSMaintenance my coworkers and i were working on a remodel for our boss. He has a few houses that we work on during low work times. We were installing cabinets today and i told my workers about your video with the 3rd hand poles. They really liked the video. We had 4 of us there so we were the extra hands needed to hang the cabinets. It’s turning out really well. Our boss sold the house down the street for 225000 just a short while ago. In my opinion it wasn’t worth half that but i was the one who painted the entire interior of the house. I think that’s why it sold so well LOL…
@@THETIMINATORTHETOOLMAN Those 3rd Hands are nice for all sorts of stuff, but I bought them originally for cabinets. The housing market has gone mad but seems to be going back down. Things around me are going for Double what they were a few years ago. This has caused everyone wanting to sell…which means lots of remodeling. Only problem is there is nowhere near enough people to do the work (problem for some people… advantage for me 😂) I prefer service work, but a remodel can be steady work in between calls if the situation is right.
It's hard to tell with the quick look on the video, but I think those torx screws you were comparing the bit to were actually for Torx Plus (IP25, not T25). A T25 will wiggle a little bit in an IP25 fastener.
I’d have to check and see, normally all the bulk screws I buy that are Torx come with a bit stamped T25. I can tell by the color on that one it is a PowerPro Exterior Screw from Lowes. I usually buy those or Decking Screws at Home Depo. I’d have to look them up and see for sure what bit they are suppose to take. Hope I haven’t been using the wrong bit all this time 😂
@@MORGANSMaintenance The website for those screws just calls it 'star drive' which makes me wonder... they don't seem to want to pin themselves down to any specific standard. Might be worth having an IP25 bit around to check now and then, because it might make your life easier when you run into them. Torx fits in Torx-Plus, it's just a bit sloppy. Torx-Plus will not fit in a Torx fastener. Well, maybe with a hammer. :)
@@mikegraham7078 yeah you have me intrigued about it now… I don’t think I have any more of those in my garage but I will have to see. I know the last batch I bought from the Depo. Appreciate the tip 👍
@@MORGANSMaintenance Just to be clear, the only reason I have a clue about this is because I fell into this particular hole once before, and had to learn about it because I was going crazy with a batch of fasteners that I had bought. I'm a maintenance mechanic myself, but industrial rather than commercial/resi and I am liking what I have seen of your channel so far. Keep up the good work, eh?
@@mikegraham7078 I really appreciate it… the compliment and the tip. Sometimes with screw boxes they come with tips and I just throw them in a drawer without looking because I already have other bits I prefer.
Thanks 👍 They are metal cabinets that were going to get thrown away on a job that I was on. I built a bench around them and the others (to the left) are just sitting on a shelf to level them off. The best thing is they are 24” deep and you can’t beat free!
I got mine of Amazon. There is a link in the description for their Amazon Store and their website. They also have a code for a discount that is supposed to be good until 10/31. Hope that helps. Let me know if you need more info. If I put links in comments, it deletes them half the time.
Not yet. I keep the Hex bits in my bag in a pocket… but I have Three others that hang on the outside and loose. No problems yet with any of them. Really like so far.
I had picked up some (from Amazon) after your first video and am impressed so far. But on their website you can build a custom set with the bits you want - that is SO COOL!
I really like them so far too. I hadn’t seen that option in there. That’s pretty neat and may be a great option for someone.
I bought mine primarily for the holders because I have tons of bits… but the ones I’ve used so far have been as good as any other I’ve used.
their website has a wider range of bits too: 3.5" & 6"
It's great that some companies starting to notice you.
Thanks. I have had several in the last month or so… seems like that is picking up. I have turned down 90% of them.
If it’s something I will use, or I think someone like me could I will check it out. I’m not going to make a video just to get something free that I will never use.
They notice be because you alone keep me in the algorithm 😂😂. I always look forward to see what you have to say.
@@MORGANSMaintenance Integrity when dealing with sponsors is a key. It's nice to see that you have one.
I'm just one of almost 2,5K subscribers. You and they do the real job.
I have the hex bit double row and I thank you for introducing this to us. You make fantastic video's!
Thanks for the compliment 👍.
That was one I had to buy too. I was only going to buy the Rail with the magnetized to try, but I thought that is a good space saver. That and I prefer using hex bits with a screwdriver or ratchet over the actual keys.
I bought the Allen key set the other day on Amazon it just makes my veto bag look that much more badass
Very True 😂😂
I think that is a great deal on those. I’d rather use hex bits in a ratchet or screwdriver anyway… and they take up less room.
Nice! On their site you can even set up a custom rail of bits you use, which is great. Now to decide which ones I want.....err, I mean.....need.
These have been great for me. I really like having them clipped on my bag. Easy access, nothing to open… and so far their bits I’ve used have been good too.
I picked some up, wanted to get some after the first video but had no excuses this time, thanks again!!
Your welcome… but it you all watching and Railer than made it happen… I’m just the middle man 😂😂😂
I think you will like them 👍
thank you! their 6" bits peaked my interest
Thank you for watching… you all are the only reason people send me stuff 👍.
Yeah but holders are great… but sometimes you just need those long slim bits.
I was impressed by the holder in your first video and got one. I didn't buy it for the bits. Just the holder. So far so good. I really like the holder
That’s why I bought it too. I have enough bits that I really never should have to buy another one in my lifetime 😂
The rubber rail it is a really great idea, I'm surprised it's taken this long for somebody to market one.
When I saw them on Amazon I was surprised I hadn’t seen them yet as many Load Out videos as I watch. I really like them.
You just gave me a good reason to pick some up! Thanks brother!
You will like them. Glad it will work out for you 👍
Definitely going to pick some up . They look nice . Thanks for sharing …
I really like mine so far… had for several months now without issues.
👍👍
Never heard of them so just bought some sets to try out.
I like mine so far… great for the price in my opinion.
I'm definitely picking some up. Great video, very informative.
Thank you! I think they are really nice so far. Great add to a Tool Bag and they aren’t real expensive.
I picked up an assortment of these. Loved them. Still love the idea of them but I’ve already broken 2 of the ‘rails’ from wearing them on my tool belt. I don’t think or at least didn’t notice snagging them on anything. Just seems to be the weak spot is where you attach the carabiner. Both broke through right there. All the bits have held up great. I haven’t contacted the company yet but even if they sent a replacement it is likely to fail in the same place 🤷♂️
I haven’t worn any “on me” but I leave them clipped on the side of my bag. I use a magnet on my vest to hold bits. I occasionally take one off, but I normally have just thrown it in my pocket to go into a n attic/crawlspace.
I haven’t had that issue yet, I actually just ordered me a couple more of their smaller ones.
Hopefully they will make it right for you if you contact them.
Appreciate you sharing your experience with them and letting others know.
Durability is the unknown on new products but people can see your experience and at least put that into their decision process of whether to buy.
@@MORGANSMaintenance I still like them a lot, just didn’t fix what I wanted. Wanted to carry a set of small numbers drivers and a bit holder rather than my Klein 7n1 flip socket.
These would likely work great clipped to a bag but I work as a commercial electrician (appreciate) and am often on a ladder or a lift so it’s nice to be able to have a setup that covers most things rather than going up and down.
Maybe I snagged it but if I did it wasn’t much. I’ll reach out and see what they say. If anything hopefully I can provide them with feedback so they can need it up for future runs.
Phenomenal idea and great product otherwise
@@nachoisme 👍
Sweet
👍👍…. I still really like them
@@MORGANSMaintenance I think I need the magnetizer one
@@wesleemiller yeah it’s a good one to have. It’s what I use now instead of my Klein one. I get the magnetizer plus some bit storage 👍
@@MORGANSMaintenance I wish you coupon code still worked then I could save $1.50
LOL
@@wesleemiller 😂
Great video. Looks like some great products. I followed the link and ordered a couple items. Thanks for sharing
Hope your doing well.
Doing Great! Are you fully recovered and back to 100%… you may be like me though. At my age I tell people I don’t believe 100% is attainable anymore 😂
@@MORGANSMaintenance i am back at work for about a week now. I still have some swelling in my right leg. The swelling is minimal though. Work has been a little easier and i think they are still taking it easy on me.
This is the better time of year work wise. The calls for ac start dwindling a little. I am trying to keep up with videos as well. I seem to keep falling behind on them though
@@THETIMINATORTHETOOLMAN yeah it seems like September through February are slower for me as far as Maintenance. The remodel work never stops in my area.
Glad you are getting back at it 👍
@@MORGANSMaintenance my coworkers and i were working on a remodel for our boss. He has a few houses that we work on during low work times. We were installing cabinets today and i told my workers about your video with the 3rd hand poles. They really liked the video. We had 4 of us there so we were the extra hands needed to hang the cabinets.
It’s turning out really well. Our boss sold the house down the street for 225000 just a short while ago. In my opinion it wasn’t worth half that but i was the one who painted the entire interior of the house. I think that’s why it sold so well LOL…
@@THETIMINATORTHETOOLMAN Those 3rd Hands are nice for all sorts of stuff, but I bought them originally for cabinets.
The housing market has gone mad but seems to be going back down. Things around me are going for Double what they were a few years ago.
This has caused everyone wanting to sell…which means lots of remodeling. Only problem is there is nowhere near enough people to do the work (problem for some people… advantage for me 😂)
I prefer service work, but a remodel can be steady work in between calls if the situation is right.
It's hard to tell with the quick look on the video, but I think those torx screws you were comparing the bit to were actually for Torx Plus (IP25, not T25). A T25 will wiggle a little bit in an IP25 fastener.
I’d have to check and see, normally all the bulk screws I buy that are Torx come with a bit stamped T25. I can tell by the color on that one it is a PowerPro Exterior Screw from Lowes. I usually buy those or Decking Screws at Home Depo.
I’d have to look them up and see for sure what bit they are suppose to take. Hope I haven’t been using the wrong bit all this time 😂
@@MORGANSMaintenance The website for those screws just calls it 'star drive' which makes me wonder... they don't seem to want to pin themselves down to any specific standard. Might be worth having an IP25 bit around to check now and then, because it might make your life easier when you run into them. Torx fits in Torx-Plus, it's just a bit sloppy. Torx-Plus will not fit in a Torx fastener. Well, maybe with a hammer. :)
@@mikegraham7078 yeah you have me intrigued about it now… I don’t think I have any more of those in my garage but I will have to see. I know the last batch I bought from the Depo.
Appreciate the tip 👍
@@MORGANSMaintenance Just to be clear, the only reason I have a clue about this is because I fell into this particular hole once before, and had to learn about it because I was going crazy with a batch of fasteners that I had bought.
I'm a maintenance mechanic myself, but industrial rather than commercial/resi and I am liking what I have seen of your channel so far. Keep up the good work, eh?
@@mikegraham7078 I really appreciate it… the compliment and the tip.
Sometimes with screw boxes they come with tips and I just throw them in a drawer without looking because I already have other bits I prefer.
What are those workbench cabinets? They look great!
Thanks 👍
They are metal cabinets that were going to get thrown away on a job that I was on. I built a bench around them and the others (to the left) are just sitting on a shelf to level them off.
The best thing is they are 24” deep and you can’t beat free!
I don't need any more bits, but could use a ton of those rails.
edit: nevermind, you can buy just the rails directly on their website. Awesome. 🙂
Yeah same here… you may check their website. I know you can customize rails… not sure if you can buy them stand alone.
@@MORGANSMaintenance Yep, my mistake, they sell the rails separately on their website. Now we just need a christmas coupon code lol
@@NWGR I wasn’t sure if they did… I hadn’t really scrolled through to see. Good to know.
I don’t see just the rails on their website.
@@Buckshot864 Go to products, bitrail sets, then filter on the right to bitrail only.
Get that cheese!
I don’t know what I will do with it all… yes I do BUY MORE TOOLS 😂😂
What site did you buy these.
I got mine of Amazon. There is a link in the description for their Amazon Store and their website. They also have a code for a discount that is supposed to be good until 10/31.
Hope that helps. Let me know if you need more info. If I put links in comments, it deletes them half the time.
Have you lost any bits using these holders?
Not yet. I keep the Hex bits in my bag in a pocket… but I have Three others that hang on the outside and loose. No problems yet with any of them.
Really like so far.