Thanks. I am fixing to be off work for a little bit and I am going to do that and show you how I have my personal truck loaded out while I am at home. Thanks for the suggestion though, let's me know what someone might want to watch.
Thank you so much for providing the list of tools and links in your description! This is greatly appreciated. I know this takes a lot of work but it is a very useful list for people like me who are starting out and I've seen other videos, but no one is as thorough and complete as you. Again thank you!
Glad it helps. Thank you for watching! Stick with it and learn skills. The more you learn the more you will love doing this kind of work. It can seem overwhelming at first. The best advice I give anyone is be a person who learns “why” things are done a certain way and not just what is done…and you will go far. The “why” is what helps you understand what to do in situations you haven’t ran into yet. Thanks again for watching and commenting!
Liking the set up, do you work for apartment complex? Also, i moved on from the channel lock pliers to the knipex cobra. And from the 11 in 1 to the 8 in 1 HVAC screw driver
At the time I filmed this I worked on a campus that had a mix of Apartments and Commercial Office Space. I went out on my own about two years ago and do Commercial Remodeling and Commercial/Residential Service work now. The Cobras are by far the best of the Channellock style pliers in my opinion
Nice, i have bee doing maintenance for 8 years now. From super old apartment complex to new property and everything in between. I have thought of going solo too. How tough was it to make the change? And any advice if don’t mind.
@@CraftMMORPGs wasn’t hard for me but I had several advantages in place. I QUIT My Job and went out on my own! - First Year as a Contractor / Handyman #handyman #maintenance ruclips.net/video/jPQD4kC8kgw/видео.html
@@MORGANSMaintenance yea I think the 4 Is good for me. I'm a plumber but want It as small electrical bag for wiring heating systems ect. Thanks alot subbed. Gonna watch some more of your videos to
I have almost the same load out as you do but I'm carrying it in the ToughBuilt Master's Electrician Pouch. I use it as my "Go" bag for my service and install work. We do Industrial Water Treatment. Thanks for the video!
Thanks for watching! Making myself a “Go Bag” is one of the best choices I’ve made. In my younger days I used to carry a big bag with me everywhere I went thinking I needed every tool “just in case”. Now I care more about how much something weighs…I’m going to say because I’m smarter, not weaker 😂😂 I came really close to going with ToughBuilt, I liked the idea of switching between things and mounting them on the wall. The reviews on those clips were back and forth though. Has yours held up well?
@@MORGANSMaintenance That is what I did for the longest time as well. I got sick of lugging every tool into every job. I have the small ToughBuilt Electrician pouch as my EDC pouch that I carry on my belt (like your smallest Veto Bag) for take offs, site visits, troubleshooting, and small service stuff. I have the larger Master's Electrician pouch for when i don't know what I am walking into or larger install/service work like your Veto MCT. I haven't had a problem with the clips at all and even if I did I can buy like 5 of them for $5-$10 at Lowes. I've mounted the clips on my ladder, foldable work bench, studs, and my Milwaukee Packouts. The modularity and flexibility is pretty darn sweet. I also can't complain about the price tag especially compared to the Veto Bags. Veto is worth the money though.
I just added it to the video description. There are a bunch of different ones on Amazon but the link are the ones I bought. They seem to work well. Thank for the compliment. I have adapted it alot over the past year. I plan do do a video on my other bags and maybe someday maybe my truck. My truck setup is usually what people are impressed with. Thanks again for watching.
The only place I have seen it is on Homedepot.com. I even checked with my local Electrical supplier that sells Klein exclusively and they said they couldn't find it in their system as available to purchase. Kind of wierd.
I have a tool bag I call my go bag that is designed to be what I grab when I need to fix or assemble something away from my shop. It's easily twice as big and has half as much stuff. It's impressive how much you have in there. Nice video!
Yeah this bag just keeps holding whatever you throw at it. I recently started working out of my truck more and put all my stuff in a little bigger bag to save space of multiple small bags… but I prefer smaller designated bags for weight. Thanks for the compliment 👍
I’m not in the trades just a tool geek. I have this bag and this is the Best thorough load out video I have seen and I have seen a lot. Kudos to you bud!
Thank you so much. It has been my favorite bag so far. I recently swapped to the TP-LC because I got it free in a Spring Promotion and thought I’d change it up for variety sake. I think I may be swapping back though. I am missing this set-up. Thanks again… I’m a big time tool geek myself
@@MORGANSMaintenance I want to give you a recommendation to drive more traffic to you. In your profile there are headers, Video,Playlists,Channels,About. Add other RUclipsrs that you admire and benchmark (those that you referred to in this latest video just posted) in the "Channels" category. Whomever I follow I always look at who THEY follow and who is "like minded". Your traffic will funnel into more enthusiasts to you and vice versa enhancing the 'tool lovers community" Best of Luck, Kevin😀
@@kevinkelley332 Thanks for the suggestion. I really appreciate it. I think I learn something about RUclips everyday but I still am no where close to understanding it all. I will look into doing that. I just looked on my phone and the category shows up but won’t let me add anything. I’ll try from my computer. Thanks again 👍
I think as Facilities Maintenance we have the best job in the world,,,everyday is different ,,I wouldn't swop it for the world,,great video,,many thanks
Hell of a setup. I have the Milwaukee packout 15” tool tote and I’m considering getting a veto bag to be sort of a first in bag vs carrying the 15” inch right away.
Thanks 👍. That’s what I have been doing with a MCT and a smaller bag. It’s nice not carrying a heavy bag when you don’t need to. I have swapped around multiple times on my smaller bag just to keep things exciting from a TP4B, TPLC, and TP3B. I’m currently using a MCT (with a lot of the tools in this video plus more) and a TP3B with the bare essentials to save space.. mostly because I’m working out of my Truck more than I was before. This bag has been my favorite size though. The TP-LC is nice if you want a “covered” bag.
I didn't see a tape measure or some sort of measurement tool, do you carry something to measure things? Have you seen the Wera Tool-Check Plus? You may be able to take out quite a few tools and replace them with that set. This is a very good setup that you have.
I carry a tape measure on my belt/pocket most of the time but occasionally will clip one on the front of this bag or on the strap. I have that Tool Check plus in my Amazon list as something I will probably buy one day. Thanks for watching and for the compliment!
Great setup! Mine has been collecting dust a bit because I carry glazing and screen tools, however you have convinced me to use it with more handy tool situations. Thank you!
Thanks! I have swapped over to the TPLC to try for awhile (got for free during spring promotion) and am using this bag as my home bag… but I am missing it and leaning towards swapping back. The size and weight of this bag is pretty much perfect for a go bag (for me). The LC holds few more things but is a bit bigger and heavier and the things I added aren’t essential. This bag has been one of my favorites so far. Thanks again for watching and taking the time to comment.
Thank you! I’m still gaining knowledge and experience on filming and editing but hopefully it will get better. I love tools and love talking about them. I appreciate the subscription and you have a great day.
Thanks. I plan on doing a MCT loadput and my truck setup soon. That and more work orders. I haven't posted anything lately because I live in an area hit by the tornados. I've mostly been doing cleanup and haven't had internet. But thanks for the compliment and thanks for subscribing.
It is AWP. I think I bought in a 3 pack at Lowes that were different sizes (this is the middle size of the 3) and were super cheap…like $10 or something. I’m not sure if they still sell them, I’ve had them a little while. I searched Lowes.com to get you a link and I don’t see them. I will put a link to a similar AWP set on Amazon in the description for you but I know I didn’t pay what they are on there. It was one of the few I could see in person that wasn’t too big/small. Hope that helps. Thanks for the question!
Added the link in description so you can at least view them for an idea. It’s at the top of the Amazon links. Again, I didn’t pay that for mine so you may check at Lowes in person first. Let me know if you need anything else and thanks again for watching!
Thank You! It is the Veto Strap. It either came with the pouch or one of my other bags I purchased from Veto. I can’t remember which. I will see if I can find it and put a link under the bag in the description for you.
I just added a link right below the link for the bag. There are a lot of guys I know that like a Husky one they sell at Home Depot too because it has more padding. I’ve never tried it but they rave about it.
It’s a mix. I work primarily on a campus with Office Space, Single Family Homes, and Multi Apartment Buildings. Then I also do some commercial work for stores. I consider myself Maintenance, but I also do some remodeling though. Seems like mostly remodeling these days but I would like to phase that out. I prefer service work. Is that what you do?
@@drewdrew89141 it depends on where you live. You can do it without any school or training where I live but you won’t make as much with a company till you get experience. If you want to work for yourself, you set your price and charge what you want starting out but have to get customers. With this you typically need a business liscense, insurance, etc. Again, depends on your area. There are probably Property Management Companies where you live. They will typically hire people both ways, as an employee or a sub-contractor (aka handyman) Some of those companies are good…some not so much… but you could try it out with one and make sure it’s something you want to do. Then work towards what you want. Gain experience and make yourself worth more hourly, or set goals to start your own business. Hope that helps
Nice setup 💪 I have the Tech MCT & MB2. Let's see a load out video on your Tech MCT bag.
Thanks. I am fixing to be off work for a little bit and I am going to do that and show you how I have my personal truck loaded out while I am at home.
Thanks for the suggestion though, let's me know what someone might want to watch.
Thank you so much for providing the list of tools and links in your description! This is greatly appreciated. I know this takes a lot of work but it is a very useful list for people like me who are starting out and I've seen other videos, but no one is as thorough and complete as you. Again thank you!
Glad it helps. Thank you for watching!
Stick with it and learn skills. The more you learn the more you will love doing this kind of work. It can seem overwhelming at first. The best advice I give anyone is be a person who learns “why” things are done a certain way and not just what is done…and you will go far.
The “why” is what helps you understand what to do in situations you haven’t ran into yet.
Thanks again for watching and commenting!
Can you drop a link to where you got this on Amazon ? I’ve looked but I couldn’t find it . Unless they’re discontinued now
If you are talking about the TP4b it’s here amzn.to/3r7rw5g
They have an original like mine, but they now have a blackout version too.
Liking the set up, do you work for apartment complex?
Also, i moved on from the channel lock pliers to the knipex cobra. And from the 11 in 1 to the 8 in 1 HVAC screw driver
At the time I filmed this I worked on a campus that had a mix of Apartments and Commercial Office Space.
I went out on my own about two years ago and do Commercial Remodeling and Commercial/Residential Service work now.
The Cobras are by far the best of the Channellock style pliers in my opinion
Nice, i have bee doing maintenance for 8 years now. From super old apartment complex to new property and everything in between. I have thought of going solo too. How tough was it to make the change? And any advice if don’t mind.
@@CraftMMORPGs wasn’t hard for me but I had several advantages in place.
I QUIT My Job and went out on my own! - First Year as a Contractor / Handyman #handyman #maintenance
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Great video. Deciding this or tp6b. Hello from England
The 6B definitely holds more (I don’t have it, but my friend does)
This one holds a lot in a small footprint though.
@@MORGANSMaintenance yea I think the 4 Is good for me. I'm a plumber but want It as small electrical bag for wiring heating systems ect. Thanks alot subbed. Gonna watch some more of your videos to
@@jacko2815 👍👍
I have almost the same load out as you do but I'm carrying it in the ToughBuilt Master's Electrician Pouch. I use it as my "Go" bag for my service and install work. We do Industrial Water Treatment. Thanks for the video!
Thanks for watching!
Making myself a “Go Bag” is one of the best choices I’ve made. In my younger days I used to carry a big bag with me everywhere I went thinking I needed every tool “just in case”. Now I care more about how much something weighs…I’m going to say because I’m smarter, not weaker 😂😂
I came really close to going with ToughBuilt, I liked the idea of switching between things and mounting them on the wall. The reviews on those clips were back and forth though. Has yours held up well?
@@MORGANSMaintenance That is what I did for the longest time as well. I got sick of lugging every tool into every job. I have the small ToughBuilt Electrician pouch as my EDC pouch that I carry on my belt (like your smallest Veto Bag) for take offs, site visits, troubleshooting, and small service stuff. I have the larger Master's Electrician pouch for when i don't know what I am walking into or larger install/service work like your Veto MCT.
I haven't had a problem with the clips at all and even if I did I can buy like 5 of them for $5-$10 at Lowes. I've mounted the clips on my ladder, foldable work bench, studs, and my Milwaukee Packouts. The modularity and flexibility is pretty darn sweet. I also can't complain about the price tag especially compared to the Veto Bags. Veto is worth the money though.
Can you add a link for the quick release bit holders you have on the side? And awesome setup!
I just added it to the video description. There are a bunch of different ones on Amazon but the link are the ones I bought. They seem to work well. Thank for the compliment. I have adapted it alot over the past year.
I plan do do a video on my other bags and maybe someday maybe my truck. My truck setup is usually what people are impressed with.
Thanks again for watching.
Just picked one of these up. My tool set is very similar.
It holds a lot. 👍👍
I've been looking for that Klein 7 in 1. Can't find it in Canada anywhere
The only place I have seen it is on Homedepot.com.
I even checked with my local Electrical supplier that sells Klein exclusively and they said they couldn't find it in their system as available to purchase.
Kind of wierd.
Hopefully you can find one.
I have a tool bag I call my go bag that is designed to be what I grab when I need to fix or assemble something away from my shop. It's easily twice as big and has half as much stuff. It's impressive how much you have in there. Nice video!
Yeah this bag just keeps holding whatever you throw at it. I recently started working out of my truck more and put all my stuff in a little bigger bag to save space of multiple small bags… but I prefer smaller designated bags for weight.
Thanks for the compliment 👍
I’m not in the trades just a tool geek. I have this bag and this is the Best thorough load out video I have seen and I have seen a lot. Kudos to you bud!
Thank you so much. It has been my favorite bag so far. I recently swapped to the TP-LC because I got it free in a Spring Promotion and thought I’d change it up for variety sake.
I think I may be swapping back though. I am missing this set-up.
Thanks again… I’m a big time tool geek myself
@@MORGANSMaintenance I want to give you a recommendation to drive more traffic to you.
In your profile there are headers, Video,Playlists,Channels,About.
Add other RUclipsrs that you admire and benchmark (those that you referred to in this latest video just posted) in the "Channels" category.
Whomever I follow I always look at who THEY follow and who is "like minded". Your traffic will funnel into more enthusiasts to you and vice versa enhancing the 'tool lovers community"
Best of Luck, Kevin😀
@@kevinkelley332 Thanks for the suggestion. I really appreciate it. I think I learn something about RUclips everyday but I still am no where close to understanding it all.
I will look into doing that. I just looked on my phone and the category shows up but won’t let me add anything. I’ll try from my computer. Thanks again 👍
Nice video. Thanks.
You’re welcome.. thanks for watching 👍
Great setup ! thanks.
You are welcome… appreciate you watching 👍
I think as Facilities Maintenance we have the best job in the world,,,everyday is different ,,I wouldn't swop it for the world,,great video,,many thanks
Yeah I don’t think I could ever just do “one” thing everyday. Even the stuff I enjoy more, I don’t want to do it every day 👍
Hell of a setup. I have the Milwaukee packout 15” tool tote and I’m considering getting a veto bag to be sort of a first in bag vs carrying the 15” inch right away.
Thanks 👍. That’s what I have been doing with a MCT and a smaller bag. It’s nice not carrying a heavy bag when you don’t need to. I have swapped around multiple times on my smaller bag just to keep things exciting from a TP4B, TPLC, and TP3B.
I’m currently using a MCT (with a lot of the tools in this video plus more) and a TP3B with the bare essentials to save space.. mostly because I’m working out of my Truck more than I was before.
This bag has been my favorite size though. The TP-LC is nice if you want a “covered” bag.
I made to move from machine tool to industrial maintenance. Love the run and gun lifestyle of Maintenance. Nice set up!
Different stuff all the time.. makes the day more enjoyable to me 👍
Nice video 👍 make that Veto Tp4B 10x better and bolt a tough built hub to the back of it.
The Toughbuilt stuff has been coming highly recommended by several people. I may look into it but thanks for the suggestion!
@@MORGANSMaintenance
I posted a video of doing the modification if your interested. It's on my channel under Working man🛠️Ron Doyle
@@workingmanrondoyle3287 thanks I’ll check it out
I didn't see a tape measure or some sort of measurement tool, do you carry something to measure things? Have you seen the Wera Tool-Check Plus? You may be able to take out quite a few tools and replace them with that set. This is a very good setup that you have.
I carry a tape measure on my belt/pocket most of the time but occasionally will clip one on the front of this bag or on the strap. I have that Tool Check plus in my Amazon list as something I will probably buy one day.
Thanks for watching and for the compliment!
Great setup! Mine has been collecting dust a bit because I carry glazing and screen tools, however you have convinced me to use it with more handy tool situations. Thank you!
Thanks! I have swapped over to the TPLC to try for awhile (got for free during spring promotion) and am using this bag as my home bag… but I am missing it and leaning towards swapping back.
The size and weight of this bag is pretty much perfect for a go bag (for me). The LC holds few more things but is a bit bigger and heavier and the things I added aren’t essential.
This bag has been one of my favorites so far. Thanks again for watching and taking the time to comment.
Wow that thing is a Tardis
For a small bag it packs a punch!
Great video sir. Thanks sharing your knowledge and experience on the tools and uses. New subscriber.
Thank you! I’m still gaining knowledge and experience on filming and editing but hopefully it will get better. I love tools and love talking about them.
I appreciate the subscription and you have a great day.
Sweet setup
Thank you! It’s always a work in progress but I’ve been happy with this for awhile.
DeWalt makes a nice 6in1 that is impact rated you might like it's bits are interchangeable with your klien 11in1 great time saver
Thanks for suggestion! Is it at Lowes?
I think I just found on Amazon …. DW2336 maybe..
@@MORGANSMaintenance I got it at Amazon couldn't find it at my local lowes
Good!!
Thank You!
Nice setup
Thanks. I plan on doing a MCT loadput and my truck setup soon. That and more work orders. I haven't posted anything lately because I live in an area hit by the tornados. I've mostly been doing cleanup and haven't had internet.
But thanks for the compliment and thanks for subscribing.
@@MORGANSMaintenance I’m interested in seeing more work orders.
What is the brand name of the bag fastened on the side that the fluke leads etc are in?
It is AWP. I think I bought in a 3 pack at Lowes that were different sizes (this is the middle size of the 3) and were super cheap…like $10 or something. I’m not sure if they still sell them, I’ve had them a little while. I searched Lowes.com to get you a link and I don’t see them. I will put a link to a similar AWP set on Amazon in the description for you but I know I didn’t pay what they are on there.
It was one of the few I could see in person that wasn’t too big/small.
Hope that helps. Thanks for the question!
Added the link in description so you can at least view them for an idea. It’s at the top of the Amazon links. Again, I didn’t pay that for mine so you may check at Lowes in person first.
Let me know if you need anything else and thanks again for watching!
Break set up where did you get the shoulder strap
Thank You!
It is the Veto Strap. It either came with the pouch or one of my other bags I purchased from Veto. I can’t remember which.
I will see if I can find it and put a link under the bag in the description for you.
I just added a link right below the link for the bag. There are a lot of guys I know that like a Husky one they sell at Home Depot too because it has more padding. I’ve never tried it but they rave about it.
Thats a great set up.
Thank you. It’s been an trial and error process but I have it where I like it… for now😂
Do you work in apartment maintenance?
It’s a mix. I work primarily on a campus with Office Space, Single Family Homes, and Multi Apartment Buildings. Then I also do some commercial work for stores.
I consider myself Maintenance, but I also do some remodeling though. Seems like mostly remodeling these days but I would like to phase that out. I prefer service work.
Is that what you do?
@@MORGANSMaintenance no, I would like to get into it, was wondering how you did it?
@@drewdrew89141 it depends on where you live. You can do it without any school or training where I live but you won’t make as much with a company till you get experience.
If you want to work for yourself, you set your price and charge what you want starting out but have to get customers. With this you typically need a business liscense, insurance, etc. Again, depends on your area.
There are probably Property Management Companies where you live. They will typically hire people both ways, as an employee or a sub-contractor (aka handyman)
Some of those companies are good…some not so much… but you could try it out with one and make sure it’s something you want to do. Then work towards what you want. Gain experience and make yourself worth more hourly, or set goals to start your own business.
Hope that helps
Okay thanks
Excellent!
Thank You 👍
Great Channel!
Thank you! I’m learning as I go, hopefully it gets better.
Thank you 🙏
Your welcome and thank you for watching!