HOW TO ORGANIZE YOUR PLUMBING TOOLS OUT IN THE FIELD
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- Опубликовано: 15 мар 2024
- Every wondered how to organize your plumbing tools out in the field? Well this video is for you. I show you exactly how I effectively organize my tools to excel your workflow and increase the speed and effectiveness of your work. This has helped me decrease stress when I'm out in the field and helps me get through tasks fast!
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As a general contractor with alot of apartment maintenence to do I get it...
I use a large garden kneeler seat that has a wood top to get my bag off the ground. It's also important that you don't damage peoples home by putting harder steel tools scratching people's furniture. Another thing I bring besides my kneeler and vpp tech pack is a large klein canvas bucket. You can line them with a trash bag but it it serves as a clean as you go (collapes down to no space). One thing you'll find out quick is getting lazy about things putting tools back emptying trash ect... so the klein bucket is small and I'm forced to deal with it there and then not just a bunch of plastic buckets full of catch all trash. I highly recommend thoes collapsible camp sink with a drain for working on plumbing. If someone has stuff if there sink you can load up the camp sink with water and test the thin wall pipes. The collapsible nature allows you to adjust the height under p traps and at $8 to $20 is a barging to not have to clean up a mess. Just some thoughts...
Great information! I will definitely look into that bucket, I love the trash bag liner idea I never thought about that, that would have helped out in a lot of different situations 👍
Klein Tools 5109S Canvas Bucket is the one I have and it holds 75lbs which is plenty and not horribly expensive. They have a drain hole in the bottom that makes them to clean. Best yet the material can get nasty and black from being wet and still won't die and is cleanable its a good investment.
Plumber: I use a Atlas 46 Saratoga tool vest. The ultimate tool organizer...
Nice! Ima have to check that out!
Googling that vest now
I have pondered one of thoes carts but thought my 50lb tech pack would kill it fast. I'm always on the lookout for the right portable utility cart that folds that small (maybe aluminum?) Always on the hunt for ways to do things better!
We have that in common man, it can get pretty stressful otherwise lol