The PERFECT Electricians Tool Pouch For Service Calls
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- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2023
- This is the best electricians tool pouch. It's an Occidental Leather tool pouch that is filled with Knipex, Wera, and Fluke. It's the perfect tool pouch set up for a fast work pace and easy access to all the electricians tools you need to complete any job.
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Tape holder: amzn.to/48cA3oc
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Knipex linemans: amzn.to/3Zc5afH
Fiskars utility knife: www.amazon.com/dp/B07GLBZ4QV/...
Klein level: amzn.to/3KB31Uy
Flir voltage detector: amzn.to/45oMDOV
Knipex wire stripper: amzn.to/44VPTBD
Wera insulated screwdriver set: amzn.to/455G5Fl
Knipex diagonal cutters: www.amazon.com/dp/B000X4PTR2/...
Knipex cobras: amzn.to/3OuQBi7
Fluke 323: amzn.to/46c16yj
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“Everyone in Europe is required to use insulated tools”
As a European controls engineer, that’s a new one I’ve not heard before.
Keep producing great content. Nice video
Hey bro keep the content up very good advice and tips for the future of the trade👍🏼
Awesome video
Nice tools men. Hopefully I have that soon.
Thanks. Good info. Thanks for making these vides.
Thanks for the feedback!
Have a look at the Tough Built tool pouches... they have this super cool clip that makes life easier... I'm using like 4 different ones on a daily basis and the best part is that I only need 1 clip on me
I used to have a folding knife (Fastback) in my pouch, but eventually asked myself, "Why are you using something that you have to flip out and in, when with a standard knife, you just push up and pull down. So, I'll put a Fastback on my pants belt, but a ToughBuilt dual mode knife goes in my pouch.
I’m in the process of putting together a service kit and would use this as a guideline. I would only add a square #2, terminal block, and beater screwdriver as well as some long reach needle nose pliers. Anything else I would be back to the van for further.
No doubt those bags will last a lifetime and then some. Those tools are top tier too! Great video 👍🏼 My concern with working with a single pouch that size would be extra wear on the body due to the uneven distribution of weight. Do you carry those for several hours at a time? If so do you “feel it more” at the end of the day compared to a double pouch system? I use a light backpack for service work and bring out a tote when needed but I’m thinking of getting Oxy’s again (mine were sadly stolen years ago).
I go light weight on everything so I could carry more. Pittsburgh 6 inch level from harbor freight 👍. You gotta feel the difference!
Finally a man of taste and not Klein fan boy
My Klein diagonal pliers. Below the knipex out of the water for sharpness. Everything else knipex is great.
I've just restored and/or re-sharpened a bunch of old dikes and linesman's that I've accumulated over the years. A good set of flat files will bring them back to life. I've got a lot of hand tools from the 50s that I still use. People will give me old tools or I'll grab them from estate/garage sales, rehab them and give them to friends or donate them.
A terminal screw driver?
Hey man are sure that ncv tester from FLIR does both AC & DC? If so will you send me the model number. Thanks Enjoy your content
need a side bag for fasterners, staples, screws, marrettes, snap ins
Need some oil on those wire strippers, mine used to have that annoying squeak too.
Not a belt guy. But when I did run a belt, I’d make sure I had my cobras and needle nose. I’d like to have a multi terminal screwdriver as well as my beater and robbie. Otherwise we have a similar set up as far as belts are concerned.
Leather only
Only leather
Occidental leather
My Occidental kit is 25+ years old and going strong. I recently picked up a couple of Veto pouches for electrical work and other projects I get into. I like certain things about them and hate some others. I'm actually modifying them to add a leather strap handle to replace the bulky synthetic handles. For straight-up electrical work, the OL electrician's pouch can't be beat.
Can someone explain to me why americans only use linemans? Im from Ireland so genuine question
What do you use instead?
@@rtz549 just normal knipex installation pliers
@@rtz549 Over a hundred guys in my apprenticeship, almost no one uses linemans anymore. They're still ubiquitous in most peoples minds but mostly only ol boys using them for anything.
I was disappointed with the Knipex strippers: an 8-32 machine screw would not go into the (correct) hole to be cut, there are no gauge indicators on the reverse side, and the unlocl logo needs to be on the pliers, not the lock.
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Much love!
Better to use a tray, why use a belt
Back injury on a belt. Too one sided.
I wanted to see the pouch, not all your tools. You’ve already talked about your tools in multiple videos.
Here in Argentina insulated tools are for those with mini testi-colas! Real lectricians use clothes hangers, Bobby pins, washers, and pennies, along with our bare hands!
good luck......
Being an electrician in Argentina is a dying trade.