sorry to be off topic but does someone know a trick to log back into an Instagram account?? I was dumb forgot my password. I would love any tips you can give me!
@Toby Colt Thanks for your reply. I got to the site through google and im waiting for the hacking stuff atm. Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
As a 1st fix and 2nd fix carpenter main thing i all ways carry is knife pelncil,tape,24 ounce hammer, dewalt nail bar that my basic allways carry with them in my pouch
Bro, you know what the best tool bag is for a tool belt if you'll have everything you need in that belt? I kid you not; A bowling ball bag. First of all, you place your belt in it vertically so it's always sitting up. Secondly, when you close it, it snugs the belt in and keeps all your tools locked in place even if the bag tips over. Third, they're made to carry bowling balls so they're heavy duty. They also take use up a small footprint in your vehicle and are dirt cheap in thrift stores. You can get a nice thick leather bowling ball bag with a heavy duty zipper for a few bucks that'll last for years. Plus, they carry easily too.
For me a 5 gallon bucket wit (or witout ;) a bucket caddy did the trick. Just lower the belt right into the bucket. Holds the belt upright wit no spillage. Xtra tools in the bucket caddy.
I always give the video a thumbs up before I watch haha. I know it's going to be good. I agree 100% with what you said. No use in carrying dead weight.
As a roof and siding installer it’s not fun to go down every time I need something so what do I carry: 20oz hammer, cats claw pry bar, 1/4 punch, 1” chisel, 25’ tape, chalk line, siding tool, snips, square, appropriate fasteners, occasionally an awl, pencil, permanent marker. You’ll never know how useful or not so useful a tool is until you try it out on a job I use all of these tools daily.
Carry what you need. Generally most of the time the shit you really need is gonna fit in a small shoulder type bag that you can just carry in. Especially now with all the parts organizer boxes that milwaukee has made.
That's one of the greatest ideas and advice that I've seen on RUclips. I hate wearing a toolbelt and always try to keep as little as possible in it but the guy that works for me I bet his belt weighs 40 lbs and I think that he has every tool he owns in it and all day long all I hear is him complaining about his belt weighing him down and I've told him "just put in it what you need for the job we're doing" so much that I don't even waste my breath anymore. So what if you have to walk to the toolbox once or twice a day for something odd that you didn't know that you needed. It's better than walking around with 40 lbs strapped to your waist for 8-10 hours a day.
Shows an Occidental Leather Tool Belt in thumbnail but vid doesn’t have that actual belt 🤣 you should have showed your actual belt or did you think it wasn’t clickbait material, just saying.
hey, i think i have that same tool belt, but my millwaukee driver and impact gun , don't want to stay in it, i have to stubby batteries, i do auto body so i'm in tight places, and the big batteries just don't do well,so i wind up just laying it on somethin , and it's fallen countless times ( and still works great, barely even scratched), are there any options that actually work besides getting a whole kydex ballistic holster making kit? please help
What kind of construction are you doing my man? Commercial maintenance/repairs? I'm personally a Jack of all trades type. I do frame to finish, commercial/residential, a lot of site work, additions, porches, staircases......all of it! I lost a lot of my tools in an unfortunate series of events and I watch all your videos for advice as to what I need to replace and what to replace it with. I'm trying to go all in on Milwaukee M18 Fuel but I have to buy everything as I can afford to, basically as the job calls for due to my losses. Anyway, thanks for the great vids have a blessed day brother!
The majority of work we do is commercial retail. Sorry to hear about your loss, good luck rebuilding!! Stick around, the community and channel can help you find tool deals!
@@VCGConstruction right on! Thanks for replying, I appreciate your integrity and respect solid people who make honest videos like these, Very Cool Guy indeed!
i smashed the like button. but doing so, i broke the computer. im writing this on another computer but next time im just going to lightly press on the like button
Bro, get yourself a decent tool belt. That thing is a rookie's first tool belt special. Get something without fixed pouches so you can wear them on the side so you can see into them and reach them better. A right handed guy with his hammer on the left, what a joke. Inefficient.
Try bending or crouching with bags full of bulky tools in front. Doesn't work well. That's why people who wear tool belts as part of their job wear them oriented, buckle front and tools to the back and sides.
Let them carry every tool in the box. They'll eventually weed out what they don't want to carry. Everyone's preferences are different. Better to have and not need than to need and not have.
YO CUZ !!! Congrats on 5000+ subscribers !! great video...i do the same thing but i dont use a tool belt....i keep all my tools in a Veto pro pac OT-XL bag...then i put whatever tools i need for a service call in my Veto MB2 bag...its a small bag for diagnosis tools. Awesome video ! 👍
I use to be a pocket electrician, but I tried useing a pouch and that was a game changer all my daily tools, plus wire nuts and staples. Sooooo many less trips up and down the ladder and it boosted my speed
Electricians, and most subs and even coworkers, drive me insane when they don't wear their belts. I especially hate when I'm walking through and tripping over other people's tools because they just drop them on the ground near where they are working. Or asking me for my tape and pencil!!! Where's yours bro, I thought you were a professional!!!! Oh man... Works me up....
ANNNND when it comes to surprises and you dont have the right tool you have to walk to the bag/car to get it... sooooo that costtime ^^ .. can see it as personal gym ^^ my legs/shoulders got alot stronger :D
The dollar store next to a giant in bucks county has a lot of tools that are useful like a dry wall saw and outher things I was surprised how many tools there were
I'm packed heavy as a ruff framer , and form Carpenter , but I've actually seen my boss fire ppl for not having all there tools on. I'm currently working on switching my hammer and square to Martinez , probably my cats paw too . And a stiletto flat bar to cut weight . Alit of the time I'm pretty high off the ground and packed with racks of nails or screws depending on the work that day , possibly a paslode hooked to my hammer loop (with my hammer in it ) or my impact in its holster. ... definitely not a lite pouch guy
I’m an IT technician and I have a small Kuny’s pouch I got at The Home Depot during a trip to Vancouver. It’s got all the bare minimum tools I need for about 90% of the hands on, tools-needed work I do and that just gets thrown into my backpack with my laptop in the protective laptop pocket/sleeve. I’ve got a much bigger pelican and dedicated tool box for other stuff, but yes, it’s very important to have just what you need at quick access and not get bogged down by unnecessary stuff you never und up touching. Good advise here all around that can be applied to many types of field work.
Always a thumbs up- been a subscriber & plz never hesitate to offer your opinion- I really respect & appreciate your experience & transparency - thanku Sir !
well it commes down to what you basicly need in avg. if you do specificjobs then you only need this and that... i packed mine with the basic and left the other in the old toolbag and it started to see that ahh now need that and that... but a good belt is night and day also... used a milwaukiee for a 1year and steped over to diamondback haveing almost the same setup minus few tools the weight feel alot diffrent... its more spread out over the body
As I've come to expect- great suggestions that I can use.& be more profitable- Thnx Vince- love your style & always appreciate your input-never disappointed !
Hey mate, comment here from the uk, love the video on the setup, been looking into getting my tool belt setup organised and this video has helped loads, perfect setup for doing all aspects of carpentry
I like the setup I've always had my tape in the back and hammer on my right side nails fasteners in left side bags and knife plyer on the right and chalkline in smaller right side bag .. only when I'm building scaffle do I have my tape on left side with my torpedo level
events are you watching the elevator about tool belts little people don't realize you need a few different hammers tape measures speed level speed square figure levels but about takes up a lot of stuff that you need to grab fast
In my trade as a Glazier the most important things in one’s tool belt is the tools you know you need for the daily task at hand. Solid video Vince like I said catching up bro 😂👍
Milwaukee makes some of the only one made tools out there, plus they make shit that is way better than others in regards to their socket sets and combination wrench sets, I am a Bosch cordless tool user, I am sure that the cordless tools I use are a couple steps better than the ones Milwaukee is offering however Bosch doesn't offer a lot of the tools that Milwaukee does, and I do have alot of Milwaukee tools, cable cutters, ko sets, hole hawgs, band saws, ratchets, cut off tools, work lights, packout boxes etc.
I've worked for several specialty contractors and general contractors over the year's doing a multitude of various type's of the trades. I'm in the process of getting my letters of recommendations so I can apply for my specialty license in South Carolina and build up from there. I'm starting out on a very low budget on my own and trying to work and show and earn my way up to eventually having a small construction business.
renaissanceman He must've left that out along with his coffee thermos, and hard cash before making this video. His skinny jeans can't hold enough wampum to buy your tools 🤣🤣🤣
Ayeee first
That’s what’s up 815! Notification squad in full effect!!
sorry to be off topic but does someone know a trick to log back into an Instagram account??
I was dumb forgot my password. I would love any tips you can give me!
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@Toby Colt Thanks for your reply. I got to the site through google and im waiting for the hacking stuff atm.
Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Toby Colt It worked and I actually got access to my account again. Im so happy!
Thank you so much you saved my ass!
You are absolutely right Vince, you only carry the tools you need to finish the job.
Thank you niku!!
As a 1st fix and 2nd fix carpenter main thing i all ways carry is knife pelncil,tape,24 ounce hammer, dewalt nail bar that my basic allways carry with them in my pouch
Bro, you know what the best tool bag is for a tool belt if you'll have everything you need in that belt? I kid you not; A bowling ball bag. First of all, you place your belt in it vertically so it's always sitting up.
Secondly, when you close it, it snugs the belt in and keeps all your tools locked in place even if the bag tips over.
Third, they're made to carry bowling balls so they're heavy duty.
They also take use up a small footprint in your vehicle and are dirt cheap in thrift stores.
You can get a nice thick leather bowling ball bag with a heavy duty zipper for a few bucks that'll last for years.
Plus, they carry easily too.
For me a 5 gallon bucket wit (or witout ;) a bucket caddy did the trick. Just lower the belt right into the bucket. Holds the belt upright wit no spillage. Xtra tools in the bucket caddy.
I always give the video a thumbs up before I watch haha. I know it's going to be good. I agree 100% with what you said. No use in carrying dead weight.
As a roof and siding installer it’s not fun to go down every time I need something so what do I carry:
20oz hammer, cats claw pry bar, 1/4 punch, 1” chisel, 25’ tape, chalk line, siding tool, snips, square, appropriate fasteners, occasionally an awl, pencil, permanent marker. You’ll never know how useful or not so useful a tool is until you try it out on a job I use all of these tools daily.
Carry what you need. Generally most of the time the shit you really need is gonna fit in a small shoulder type bag that you can just carry in. Especially now with all the parts organizer boxes that milwaukee has made.
VINCE!! What belt is that? Link? Where can I get it haha
THats what i do on every job or daily!!
Hey vince
I'm from Australia and to us your wearing that tool belt backwards 😂😂 nice video tho mate
That's one of the greatest ideas and advice that I've seen on RUclips. I hate wearing a toolbelt and always try to keep as little as possible in it but the guy that works for me I bet his belt weighs 40 lbs and I think that he has every tool he owns in it and all day long all I hear is him complaining about his belt weighing him down and I've told him "just put in it what you need for the job we're doing" so much that I don't even waste my breath anymore. So what if you have to walk to the toolbox once or twice a day for something odd that you didn't know that you needed. It's better than walking around with 40 lbs strapped to your waist for 8-10 hours a day.
That is the first time he ever put those bags on.
Shows an Occidental Leather Tool Belt in thumbnail but vid doesn’t have that actual belt 🤣 you should have showed your actual belt or did you think it wasn’t clickbait material, just saying.
hey, i think i have that same tool belt, but my millwaukee driver and impact gun , don't want to stay in it, i have to stubby batteries, i do auto body so i'm in tight places, and the big batteries just don't do well,so i wind up just laying it on somethin , and it's fallen countless times ( and still works great, barely even scratched), are there any options that actually work besides getting a whole kydex ballistic holster making kit? please help
ps, i had to take the side clips off because it caught on a $350.00 wire harnes and sheared the wires rite off, sooooo
I am glad some else thinks like me. Bare minimum on the belt. "A bunch of stuff you don't need." Love it.
What kind of construction are you doing my man? Commercial maintenance/repairs? I'm personally a Jack of all trades type. I do frame to finish, commercial/residential, a lot of site work, additions, porches, staircases......all of it! I lost a lot of my tools in an unfortunate series of events and I watch all your videos for advice as to what I need to replace and what to replace it with. I'm trying to go all in on Milwaukee M18 Fuel but I have to buy everything as I can afford to, basically as the job calls for due to my losses. Anyway, thanks for the great vids have a blessed day brother!
The majority of work we do is commercial retail. Sorry to hear about your loss, good luck rebuilding!! Stick around, the community and channel can help you find tool deals!
@@VCGConstruction right on! Thanks for replying, I appreciate your integrity and respect solid people who make honest videos like these, Very Cool Guy indeed!
Used tools can help ease the pain. Power tools specifically, not necessarily hand tools.
i smashed the like button. but doing so, i broke the computer. im writing this on another computer but next time im just going to lightly press on the like button
Tap it , thanks!!
I not big on carry the two flat or glazers bars and the 5 in one ... but opinions are like ...
I wish they still made that rolling tool bag by husky can’t find it anymore
Keep drinking the coffee vents I love the energy no Red Bulls🤗
Bro, get yourself a decent tool belt. That thing is a rookie's first tool belt special. Get something without fixed pouches so you can wear them on the side so you can see into them and reach them better. A right handed guy with his hammer on the left, what a joke. Inefficient.
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Funny stuff. But good/informative. I like your style dude.
Thank you David!!
I got my little nephew a tool belt and he has a saw screwdriver and stuff and walks around with some tools but they are not real
That’s awesome call of duty!!
WOULD U EVER CONSIDER BUYING MILWAKEE TOOLS .?
Ohhh yeah, love me some tool belt set up videos. I like to see how others outfit there set ups and compare it to how I do it.
Hope this helps Justin!!
Good advice & video for someone starting out in construction 🔨
Lmao... Dude got his bags on his ass trying to tell people how to wear bags... Ha
Try bending or crouching with bags full of bulky tools in front. Doesn't work well. That's why people who wear tool belts as part of their job wear them oriented, buckle front and tools to the back and sides.
I suscribe to this idea bro. At work we bring our toolbags with us and throw the bare minimum in our back pockets. Great vid as always
Dannykapz89 yea we do too but when we get a new kid he will show up with a nail bag slap full of tools! Lol I get a kick out of it..
Let them carry every tool in the box. They'll eventually weed out what they don't want to carry. Everyone's preferences are different. Better to have and not need than to need and not have.
YO CUZ !!! Congrats on 5000+ subscribers !! great video...i do the same thing but i dont use a tool belt....i keep all my tools in a Veto pro pac OT-XL bag...then i put whatever tools i need for a service call in my Veto MB2 bag...its a small bag for diagnosis tools. Awesome video ! 👍
Thanks King!! That veto bag is a nice piece cuz!!
I use to be a pocket electrician, but I tried useing a pouch and that was a game changer all my daily tools, plus wire nuts and staples. Sooooo many less trips up and down the ladder and it boosted my speed
Electricians, and most subs and even coworkers, drive me insane when they don't wear their belts. I especially hate when I'm walking through and tripping over other people's tools because they just drop them on the ground near where they are working. Or asking me for my tape and pencil!!! Where's yours bro, I thought you were a professional!!!! Oh man... Works me up....
Vince I figured you had someone carry your tools for you . thanks for the vid
Lean and mean cuz!!
No doubt. This was for demonstration purposes only. I also have a tool caddy. They are great. Just like in golf.
ANNNND when it comes to surprises and you dont have the right tool you have to walk to the bag/car to get it... sooooo that costtime ^^ .. can see it as personal gym ^^ my legs/shoulders got alot stronger :D
So true
Vince! Didn't anybody ever teach you not to let your tape snap into it's case so hard? You'll stretch the rivet holes and ruin your measurements.
The dollar store next to a giant in bucks county has a lot of tools that are useful like a dry wall saw and outher things I was surprised how many tools there were
Walmart has some good tools as well, I was surprised!!
I'm packed heavy as a ruff framer , and form Carpenter , but I've actually seen my boss fire ppl for not having all there tools on.
I'm currently working on switching my hammer and square to Martinez , probably my cats paw too .
And a stiletto flat bar to cut weight .
Alit of the time I'm pretty high off the ground and packed with racks of nails or screws depending on the work that day , possibly a paslode hooked to my hammer loop (with my hammer in it ) or my impact in its holster.
... definitely not a lite pouch guy
Speak up man i can barely hear you
Wish more people would see this lol
Those are Occidentals?
Vince I thought you had a Milwaukee rolling tool box but I see it is just a Milwaukee tool case on top of a husky rolling tool bag
Yes Richard!!
I’m an IT technician and I have a small Kuny’s pouch I got at The Home Depot during a trip to Vancouver. It’s got all the bare minimum tools I need for about 90% of the hands on, tools-needed work I do and that just gets thrown into my backpack with my laptop in the protective laptop pocket/sleeve. I’ve got a much bigger pelican and dedicated tool box for other stuff, but yes, it’s very important to have just what you need at quick access and not get bogged down by unnecessary stuff you never und up touching. Good advise here all around that can be applied to many types of field work.
Always a thumbs up- been a subscriber & plz never hesitate to offer your opinion- I really respect & appreciate your experience & transparency -
thanku Sir !
well it commes down to what you basicly need in avg. if you do specificjobs then you only need this and that... i packed mine with the basic and left the other in the old toolbag and it started to see that ahh now need that and that... but a good belt is night and day also... used a milwaukiee for a 1year and steped over to diamondback haveing almost the same setup minus few tools the weight feel alot diffrent... its more spread out over the body
Another fine piece of carpenter gospel amen brother
Man that's a lot of Milwaukee... But then there's the husky bag?? What about those nice red hard plastic stackables from milwaukee?
Are you talking about the packout boxes?
@@VCGConstruction - Yes sir, are you guys just not a fan of them? Husky tool bag is better?
We are big fans of the packout! We are even bigger fans of what helps get the job done!
As I've come to expect- great suggestions that I can use.& be more profitable-
Thnx Vince- love your style & always appreciate your input-never disappointed !
Hey mate, comment here from the uk, love the video on the setup, been looking into getting my tool belt setup organised and this video has helped loads, perfect setup for doing all aspects of carpentry
Thank you, I’m glad the video was helpful!!
I like the setup I've always had my tape in the back and hammer on my right side nails fasteners in left side bags and knife plyer on the right and chalkline in smaller right side bag .. only when I'm building scaffle do I have my tape on left side with my torpedo level
What brand belt is that? I never see an "apron" with a designated speed square slot. That'd be good for finish & punchlist stuff. Thanks.
Mini vise grips, seem to always be in my tool belt. I try to keep it light , but the belt rides down, so I got suspenders now..
Thanks for the info!
events are you watching the elevator about tool belts little people don't realize you need a few different hammers tape measures speed level speed square figure levels but about takes up a lot of stuff that you need to grab fast
what toolbelt is that?
F
vince you should make a video on what tools you keep in your truck
Great idea husky!!
Wow u said it after I posted my last comment u da man bro I can tell you’re a true Tradesman 💪👍🇺🇸
Give away Vince Im the number one like smasher in San Antonio tx kaboooooooooooooom
In my trade as a Glazier the most important things in one’s tool belt is the tools you know you need for the daily task at hand. Solid video Vince like I said catching up bro 😂👍
this seems like one giant advertisement for Milwaukee. BUT you have some good ideas I will apply to my day to day
Milwaukee makes some of the only one made tools out there, plus they make shit that is way better than others in regards to their socket sets and combination wrench sets, I am a Bosch cordless tool user, I am sure that the cordless tools I use are a couple steps better than the ones Milwaukee is offering however Bosch doesn't offer a lot of the tools that Milwaukee does, and I do have alot of Milwaukee tools, cable cutters, ko sets, hole hawgs, band saws, ratchets, cut off tools, work lights, packout boxes etc.
I use the same tape it is 30 feet Milwaukee
It is a nice tape Joey!!
You like that 30’ Milwaukee Joey?
Yes
Idk why but I love this guy
We love you also cuz!!
Agreed, lighter is better.
👍🏻
How do you carry your tool bags in the rear?
Occidental on your title... clickkkkkkbatte
Any tips or any advice for a newby
Tap the bell!
I've worked for several specialty contractors and general contractors over the year's doing a multitude of various type's of the trades. I'm in the process of getting my letters of recommendations so I can apply for my specialty license in South Carolina and build up from there. I'm starting out on a very low budget on my own and trying to work and show and earn my way up to eventually having a small construction business.
That's awesome, good luck, let us know how we can help if you feel we can!
Vince what tool belt is that???
This dude smiles like Dwayne Johnson *the rock
3:15
Put a link for the tool belt
What belt is that? Link?
What type of contractor are you? General? What do you do?
We are a General contractor and we do a lot of commercial retail work
Owwww, incridable!!!
Thanks Leonardo!!
Chock line
It's Ryobi days at home Depot
That’s a great idea to carry the things you need with you and all the extras in a tool bag. Brilliant
I always keep end knippers on me too, one of my favorite tools for sure
playing with your voice or something? fore sure your selling stuff. i dont buy milwake its nade in china.
Okay, fess up!!! Where you hiding dem beef sandwiches?
boilednuts that’s why Vin carries the bare minimum. Gotta have room for the “Beef”!!!!!
renaissanceman He must've left that out along with his coffee thermos, and hard cash before making this video. His skinny jeans can't hold enough wampum to buy your tools 🤣🤣🤣
Happy Father's Day All 😀😀😀