Good morning from the Great State of Texas. I enjoy your video's. Since watching your video's I have divided my tools up into 2 bags. One bag for everyday work and another bag for tools I might use every once in a while. Have a good day and be safe.
The channellock pliers that have the more angled teeth are water pump pliers and the "old adjustable" is a Ford wrench, they are still produced today. You see them a lot in industrial maintenance, millwright, railroad etc. I've had one in my bag since my navy days. You have a well rounded bag, anyone good with tools in their hands can do a wide range of tasks with what you have. I'd recommend getting some clip on pouches that you are happy with the pockets so could clip them to the outer side of the bag and face inside. It'd cover the 3 larger pockets the bag has but you'd gain more usable pockets.
After watching so many videos I thought I’d have an issue with those pockets but it turns out for what I put in it, everything fits in perfectly, that being said I still think they could’ve been designed better for more versatility
They are just not a great design for holding tools, but all in all, it’s not a bad bag. It could be worse. It is too expensive for what it is though in my opinion. Husky and Hercules are better and less than half the price.
Well you got a Big Ass tool bag full of Big Ass tools for Big Ass jobs so I'm gonna have to give you a Big Ass Thumb's Up 👍🤣😅😂 Good vid as I just ran upon it ... Thx ...
Good morning from the Great State of Texas. I enjoy your video's. Since watching your video's I have divided my tools up into 2 bags. One bag for everyday work and another bag for tools I might use every once in a while. Have a good day and be safe.
I have that same bag and like it. It is built good.
I like it some days and hate it some days lol. It’s too expensive!
The channellock pliers that have the more angled teeth are water pump pliers and the "old adjustable" is a Ford wrench, they are still produced today. You see them a lot in industrial maintenance, millwright, railroad etc. I've had one in my bag since my navy days. You have a well rounded bag, anyone good with tools in their hands can do a wide range of tasks with what you have. I'd recommend getting some clip on pouches that you are happy with the pockets so could clip them to the outer side of the bag and face inside. It'd cover the 3 larger pockets the bag has but you'd gain more usable pockets.
That would be a cool way to add some functionality to that bag for sure. Thanks for watching man!
I use an old shop vac crevice attachment for my drywall saw
That’s a great idea
I've got a bag I keep bigger tools I don't use everyday but still use every now and again. Or back up tools. Better safe than sorry.
For sure dude! You have to have an overflow bag.
After watching so many videos I thought I’d have an issue with those pockets but it turns out for what I put in it, everything fits in perfectly, that being said I still think they could’ve been designed better for more versatility
They are just not a great design for holding tools, but all in all, it’s not a bad bag. It could be worse. It is too expensive for what it is though in my opinion. Husky and Hercules are better and less than half the price.
The grey adjustable is a pipe wrench
No it’s not lol
Weight?
Well you got a Big Ass tool bag full of Big Ass tools for Big Ass jobs so I'm gonna have to give you a Big Ass Thumb's Up 👍🤣😅😂 Good vid as I just ran upon it ... Thx ...
Thanks Eddy! Gotta have a place to put your big ass tools 😂😂
What do you do for work?
I’m an apartment maintenance guy/ handyman. I do a little bit of everything.
How much you paid for this tote
100 bucks 😩 way too much for what it is.
@@realworldtoolreviews oh wow you ain't lying