@deakemarschall2992 - Many thanks for taking the time to share your feedback. I actually like making these. As mentioned in this video, I've got a couple more I want to put out over the next couple week. I'm actually pretty excited about the new elastics that were featured in this video. They are by far the most robust I've come across for 2mm elastic shock cord. The colors are really stunning as well.
@kringsja922 - Thanks for the post. Every time I build a new setup on a Rack I'm just as surprised at how much I can get onto one of these things. It's an interesting and satisfying way to organize your EDC.
@BigDEDC - Thanks for taking the time to post. I sincerely appreciate your feedback. If you do a build with some of these ideas included. Be sure to post some photos to: www.reddit.com/r/Earthling_EDC/ many thanks!
@ParkerBinion - As always, many thanks for your feedback. I'm going to try to get another video out this week that cover the new bands, the hook and loop mad for the card, the 3mm sponge for the card and a mini neoprene pouch mod that ads a really nice spring steel belt clip. I like this mod because it makes it easier to clip on (or take off) a low profile mini tool pouch that can be used with the Pocket Rack mini. Thanks again for your post.
@gristlebauer - Thank you for your post and for being a subscriber. Looking forward to seeing what you come up with. Be sure to share photos of your build at www.reddit.com/r/Earthling_EDC/
The little pry bar at around 19:12 is sold by CountyComm. They are called widgy bars or widgy pry bars and come in 2, 3 and 4 inch sizes. They can be used to pry, pull up nails, as screwdrivers, can be used as a box cutter and can be modified to the user's requirements like making one end into a larger screwdriver.
@tonyy7618 - Thanks for the heads up regarding the widgy bars. I have not seen them with that branding before. Thanks for taking the time to share that info.
Finally a sensible EDC kit; the Knipex Cobra's are a game-changer. The one thing I'd change is use "Tie wire" AKA "Mechanic's wire" instead of smaller stuff. You have to purchase a large roll but it's quite strong. Anything smaller just doesn't hold things together. The one thing I'd add is 1 or 2 huge ty-raps used for HVAC ducts. Kind of hard to store- (you can cut them shorter) but very strong. You've earned another sub.
i have been checking your website for a long time, to see when you were going to start selling the pocket racks. i was recently excited when I went there and found you were selling them, only to find out you don't ship to Canada. Oh well, maybe some day. Love the channel. Keep up the great work!
@TurkishKS - Thanks for your post. Sorry about that. We may expand shipping into Canada, but right now we're just trying to fulfill orders in the continental U.S.
I don't use a zip tie on a Bic lighter. I use an O-Ring. I forget the size but it slips right underneath and into the gap of the fuel release button. The button won't move at all until you slide the O-Ring off. I usually just slide the O-Ring down onto the body of the lighter. With tape wrapped around the lighter, I'm not sure, maybe wrap the tape further down or use smaller width tape. Anyway, I just went to Lowe's a few years back with a Bic, found a package of the right sized O-Rings and put them on a bunch that I bought for a collection (the graphics). I told another RUclipsr about it years ago but everyone still uses a zip tie. Not to brag but the O-Rings work better. No fuel leaks at all with a ring.
@stephengaren2219 - Thank you for taking the time to share that information. I've got a wide selection of O-Rings and I'll see if I happen to have one that works for this purpose. The zip tie really is not a solution though. I can pop it on and off pretty easily, but I'm definitely going to look into your solution as well. Thanks again for posting.
Great video, love the organization and quick access to the knife. Maybe I missed it, but I didn't see the watch go in? Maybe you were just saying that's the watch you're going to wear now?
Yesterday a video short from austrianknifeguy popped up on my feed talking about US Rangers using O-Rings on lighters to prevent leaking. I never saw that video until then. It just made sense to see how an O-Ring would work on a Bic because of the gap beneath the fuel release button. I guess the rangers figured that out before I did. A #11 ring works on a standard Bic. Not sure about a mini one as the body may not be as wide, so a smaller size ring might be needed for those. I just found it funny that the US Ranger short came up on my feed. I don't think algorithms work off of comments. ??? But who knows nowadays.
@Pukaslab - Thanks for taking the time to post. I'd really like to see how that turns out for you . Post some photos to www.reddit.com/r/Earthling_EDC/ when you have some time. Many thanks!
Im not sure if the tin is different in different markets, but for what its worth I found the tin my 711L came in is a good size to fit both it & the whole steinwhale set including extension. Just need to be efficient with space by storing a bit in both the 711L & the extension.
I'm familiar with that larger tin. I've seen it used in other organizer. It is definitely a good way to keep the ratchet and the bits together. I've added a pice of felt as well so that it does not rattle. Thanks for your post.
nice... but I'd leave out the iPhone stuff and my Android was killed by the 14 update oh well... used your idea to make my own rack thin hobby plywood & colorful silicone bands/o-rings from scAmazon used for batteries I carry on trips - 8xAAA & 2x18650 thinking of another rack thingy...
@elizabeththompson4424 - Thanks for posting. We had a viewer in Germany that also made one from Wood. He used Walnut and it looked amazing. I'm pretty sure he cut it with a Laser. If you are interested in seeing it scroll through the photos on our community page. Thanks again.
69mm by 99mm but keep in mind that these are soft plastics and may be a few mm off from the official size stated on the website. s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_Dlj2Ytb I think the 10cm X 7cm size is what you will want. Best of luck with your build.
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I prefer the 125 Knipex Cobra and Wrench, they have a better grip and the give you a little bit more force.
I do as well. The problem is I'm trying to keep the size of the tools down to the size of the rack they are mounted on. I guess I could always make a bigger rack :-)
@benterwellen - Thank you for your post and for being a subscriber. I tried that and the tubing kept slipping off the handles. Was there a particular brand that you used? Many thanks.
@FerociousSniper - Thank you for your post and for being a subscriber. I've been thinking about that for a while now. From my perspective my phone is already my in hand computer and I suspect a lot more user friendly. What do you think I could do with the cardputer that i could not do with my phone? I'd be very tempted to actually build a pocket rack out of one :-). Thanks for posting!!
@EarthlingEDC I haven't got mine yet, but I've been doing a bit of research. For someone like me, the main use would be cool fun stuff. But for others, they could scan for wifi traps, hack into a piece of animatronics that isn't working properly, use it as a rfid device, use it as an ir scanner or universal remote. It's my understanding that it has a lot of legitimate practical uses. I'm going to try to find ways that it can improve my life and make daily tasks easier.
Bonjour il y’a juste un oubli 😊 peut-on connaître le poids du kit sans la pochette ? Et ensuite le poids total de la pochette avec la batterie + le kit médical et bien sûr la pochette incluse 😅 Merci et bonne vacances !
@Hervelebaba - Thank you for your post and your feedback. Here are the weights you had requested... With everything - 584 grams With just the rack and the tools on the Rack - 394 I hope this is helpful
There are times where you need two of the tools on the multitool at the same time. As an example, a screwdriver and the pliers to hold a nut in place and keep it from rotating as you tighten the screw. Having individual specialized tools can give you more options for resolving issues. I do like multitools very much, but have found that having dedicated tools in a mini kit just works better for me. Thank you for posting. This is an interesting topic that I might pursue in a future video.
That knife is pretty much unobtanium. I've never seen one in a store and I've never seen them in stock on the internet. For the past few weeks that knife doesn't even show up on the Walmart website anymore. OTOH there are some fairly good knives on sale for that price or just a few dollars more on Amazon black friday sales. For your purposes you could find a knife slightly smaller than that WalmartOrange to fit a little better on your card. Also that knife might not be legal in some places even in the US, you could find one with slightly shorter blade.
I had written about that knife on Reddit about a month ago and the tread went crazy with comments. I’ve never seen so much interest in a Walmart knife before. It’s not a bad knife, but it’s a great under $10 knife. For me, I mostly wanted to see if it would fit on the Rack, for this video. Thanks for your post.
So this is primarily a tool kit. What you are suggesting might be more appropriate for inclusion in a "Human Maintenance Kit" video such as this one.. ruclips.net/video/MjCQekjDm2E/видео.html
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Love how you keep improving and finding new things to put on the rack. Thanks.
@deakemarschall2992 - Many thanks for taking the time to share your feedback. I actually like making these. As mentioned in this video, I've got a couple more I want to put out over the next couple week. I'm actually pretty excited about the new elastics that were featured in this video. They are by far the most robust I've come across for 2mm elastic shock cord. The colors are really stunning as well.
I love it, incredible how many tools you can condense onto a card. Thanks for sharing, have a great day.
@kringsja922 - Thanks for the post. Every time I build a new setup on a Rack I'm just as surprised at how much I can get onto one of these things. It's an interesting and satisfying way to organize your EDC.
Amazing video, we could all learn how to get more bang for our buck and fitting all that useful gear is an amazing step!
@BigDEDC - Thanks for taking the time to post. I sincerely appreciate your feedback. If you do a build with some of these ideas included. Be sure to post some photos to: www.reddit.com/r/Earthling_EDC/ many thanks!
Very cool, Phil! Love the lighter mods! I'm still using the Steinwhale bits too. Keep up the good work!
@ParkerBinion - As always, many thanks for your feedback. I'm going to try to get another video out this week that cover the new bands, the hook and loop mad for the card, the 3mm sponge for the card and a mini neoprene pouch mod that ads a really nice spring steel belt clip. I like this mod because it makes it easier to clip on (or take off) a low profile mini tool pouch that can be used with the Pocket Rack mini. Thanks again for your post.
Expert EDC build. Absolutely deserving of my sub. Thank you for doing such great work that I can mimic as this is exactly how my mind works.
@gristlebauer - Thank you for your post and for being a subscriber. Looking forward to seeing what you come up with. Be sure to share photos of your build at www.reddit.com/r/Earthling_EDC/
I love your ingenuity, the next time I do a pass over my EDC systems I'll probably integrate this system.
I'd love to see what you come up with. Be sure topost it to our Reddit page. www.reddit.com/r/Earthling_EDC/ Thanks for posting
The little pry bar at around 19:12 is sold by CountyComm. They are called widgy bars or widgy pry bars and come in 2, 3 and 4 inch sizes. They can be used to pry, pull up nails, as screwdrivers, can be used as a box cutter and can be modified to the user's requirements like making one end into a larger screwdriver.
@tonyy7618 - Thanks for the heads up regarding the widgy bars. I have not seen them with that branding before. Thanks for taking the time to share that info.
Finally a sensible EDC kit; the Knipex Cobra's are a game-changer. The one thing I'd change is use "Tie wire" AKA "Mechanic's wire" instead of smaller stuff. You have to purchase a large roll but it's quite strong. Anything smaller just doesn't hold things together. The one thing I'd add is 1 or 2 huge ty-raps used for HVAC ducts. Kind of hard to store- (you can cut them shorter) but very strong. You've earned another sub.
@P_RO_ - Thanks for taking the time to post and for being a subscriber. I'll look up the items that you suggested. I appreciate the ideas.
Cool stuff Phil! Not sure if I’ve mentioned it before but you might like the Mefix tape, good for first aid and fabric repair, great stuff.
@Olyphoto7 - Thanks for the heads up regarding the Me Fix tape. I have not seen it before. I'll be sure to check it out. Thanks for your post.
i have been checking your website for a long time, to see when you were going to start selling the pocket racks. i was recently excited when I went there and found you were selling them, only to find out you don't ship to Canada. Oh well, maybe some day. Love the channel. Keep up the great work!
@TurkishKS - Thanks for your post. Sorry about that. We may expand shipping into Canada, but right now we're just trying to fulfill orders in the continental U.S.
Excellent video cheers Vancouver Island Canada
@jamesburwash5635 - Many thanks for taking the time to post. I sincerely appreciate your feedback.
I use a snippet scissor, Compact, light and easy to give maintenance. Hope you take a look into that 👍
A thread snippet scissor*
@wilduwu5987 - I'll take a look. Thank you for the suggestion!
I don't use a zip tie on a Bic lighter. I use an O-Ring. I forget the size but it slips right underneath and into the gap of the fuel release button. The button won't move at all until you slide the O-Ring off. I usually just slide the O-Ring down onto the body of the lighter. With tape wrapped around the lighter, I'm not sure, maybe wrap the tape further down or use smaller width tape. Anyway, I just went to Lowe's a few years back with a Bic, found a package of the right sized O-Rings and put them on a bunch that I bought for a collection (the graphics). I told another RUclipsr about it years ago but everyone still uses a zip tie. Not to brag but the O-Rings work better. No fuel leaks at all with a ring.
@stephengaren2219 - Thank you for taking the time to share that information. I've got a wide selection of O-Rings and I'll see if I happen to have one that works for this purpose. The zip tie really is not a solution though. I can pop it on and off pretty easily, but I'm definitely going to look into your solution as well. Thanks again for posting.
@@EarthlingEDC I just looked and it's a #11 O-Ring, if that helps.
That does help. Thank you !
Great video, love the organization and quick access to the knife. Maybe I missed it, but I didn't see the watch go in? Maybe you were just saying that's the watch you're going to wear now?
Good catch. I should have said that I would be wearing it. It’s actually on my wrist right now. :-). Thanks for posting
Yesterday a video short from austrianknifeguy popped up on my feed talking about US Rangers using O-Rings on lighters to prevent leaking. I never saw that video until then. It just made sense to see how an O-Ring would work on a Bic because of the gap beneath the fuel release button. I guess the rangers figured that out before I did. A #11 ring works on a standard Bic. Not sure about a mini one as the body may not be as wide, so a smaller size ring might be needed for those. I just found it funny that the US Ranger short came up on my feed. I don't think algorithms work off of comments. ??? But who knows nowadays.
Edited because spell check made short into shirt. Lol
Thanks for this info. I'm definitely looking through my vast O-Ring collection to see if I can find one that works..
I’m going to test super magnet on your idea
@Pukaslab - Thanks for taking the time to post. I'd really like to see how that turns out for you . Post some photos to www.reddit.com/r/Earthling_EDC/ when you have some time. Many thanks!
Im not sure if the tin is different in different markets, but for what its worth I found the tin my 711L came in is a good size to fit both it & the whole steinwhale set including extension. Just need to be efficient with space by storing a bit in both the 711L & the extension.
I'm familiar with that larger tin. I've seen it used in other organizer. It is definitely a good way to keep the ratchet and the bits together. I've added a pice of felt as well so that it does not rattle. Thanks for your post.
nice... but I'd leave out the iPhone stuff
and my Android was killed by the 14 update
oh well...
used your idea to make my own rack
thin hobby plywood & colorful
silicone bands/o-rings from scAmazon
used for batteries I carry on trips - 8xAAA & 2x18650
thinking of another rack thingy...
@elizabeththompson4424 - Thanks for posting. We had a viewer in Germany that also made one from Wood. He used Walnut and it looked amazing. I'm pretty sure he cut it with a Laser. If you are interested in seeing it scroll through the photos on our community page. Thanks again.
Great video!!! What's the exact measurement of the first aid kit pouch?
9cm x 6cm .
I believe I purchased the same type Phil mentioned in a previous vid.
69mm by 99mm but keep in mind that these are soft plastics and may be a few mm off from the official size stated on the website. s.click.aliexpress.com/e/_Dlj2Ytb I think the 10cm X 7cm size is what you will want. Best of luck with your build.
I prefer the 125 Knipex Cobra and Wrench, they have a better grip and the give you a little bit more force.
I do as well. The problem is I'm trying to keep the size of the tools down to the size of the rack they are mounted on. I guess I could always make a bigger rack :-)
I added shrink tubing on my knipex
@benterwellen - Thank you for your post and for being a subscriber. I tried that and the tubing kept slipping off the handles. Was there a particular brand that you used? Many thanks.
Maybe add a $30 cardputer from M5stack? Then you're prepared for absolutely anything.
@FerociousSniper - Thank you for your post and for being a subscriber. I've been thinking about that for a while now. From my perspective my phone is already my in hand computer and I suspect a lot more user friendly. What do you think I could do with the cardputer that i could not do with my phone? I'd be very tempted to actually build a pocket rack out of one :-). Thanks for posting!!
@EarthlingEDC I haven't got mine yet, but I've been doing a bit of research. For someone like me, the main use would be cool fun stuff. But for others, they could scan for wifi traps, hack into a piece of animatronics that isn't working properly, use it as a rfid device, use it as an ir scanner or universal remote. It's my understanding that it has a lot of legitimate practical uses. I'm going to try to find ways that it can improve my life and make daily tasks easier.
Let me know how it turns out for you. I'm intrigued by the idea now.
@@EarthlingEDC I will! I haven't been doing much with it lately, but hopefully I'll have more time to play with it.
Phil, is there another source for the beads other than Ali exprsss.
@johnwachter6975 - A Google search comes up with - www.google.com/search?q=face+mask+silicone+elastic+cord+locks
Bonjour il y’a juste un oubli 😊 peut-on connaître le poids du kit sans la pochette ? Et ensuite le poids total de la pochette avec la batterie + le kit médical et bien sûr la pochette incluse 😅
Merci et bonne vacances !
@Hervelebaba - Thank you for your post and your feedback. Here are the weights you had requested...
With everything - 584 grams
With just the rack and the tools on the Rack - 394
I hope this is helpful
@ merci c’étaient les réponses que je souhaitait merci beaucoup bonne journée
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очень интересно, но часть инструментов можно заменить обычным мультитулом. а так выглядит компактно.
There are times where you need two of the tools on the multitool at the same time. As an example, a screwdriver and the pliers to hold a nut in place and keep it from rotating as you tighten the screw. Having individual specialized tools can give you more options for resolving issues. I do like multitools very much, but have found that having dedicated tools in a mini kit just works better for me. Thank you for posting. This is an interesting topic that I might pursue in a future video.
That knife is pretty much unobtanium. I've never seen one in a store and I've never seen them in stock on the internet. For the past few weeks that knife doesn't even show up on the Walmart website anymore. OTOH there are some fairly good knives on sale for that price or just a few dollars more on Amazon black friday sales. For your purposes you could find a knife slightly smaller than that WalmartOrange to fit a little better on your card. Also that knife might not be legal in some places even in the US, you could find one with slightly shorter blade.
I had written about that knife on Reddit about a month ago and the tread went crazy with comments. I’ve never seen so much interest in a Walmart knife before. It’s not a bad knife, but it’s a great under $10 knife. For me, I mostly wanted to see if it would fit on the Rack, for this video. Thanks for your post.
I find it weird that almost every edc kit video out there is missing the most important item to survive and be protected... A condom
So this is primarily a tool kit. What you are suggesting might be more appropriate for inclusion in a "Human Maintenance Kit" video such as this one.. ruclips.net/video/MjCQekjDm2E/видео.html
@@EarthlingEDC what's better then a tool for your tool in a tool kit ? i'm joking but condom can have multiple use if you want to be serious about it.
nice watch but way out of my price range - $400... not going to happen!
They also make less pricey watches. Timex also offers some very nice field watches and I think they are having a 30% off sale now as well.
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Excellent! Thank you! That’s almost as satisfying as discovering that the K in Knipex is not silent. Much appreciated.