Inside an Electricians tool bag/kit, Wera TM2 Go, Exotic life of an Electrician
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- Опубликовано: 24 апр 2020
- A run through and breakdown of what’s inside and electricians tool bag,
This is my WeraTM2 go system brought from Tool Maniac,
Link for the bags, nbundyspark.krtra.com/t/fGzpU...
More videos to come would you guys prefer a mini series and focus on individual tools or a longer video going through the whole set?
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Inside a wera showcase, does that poster come out of your tool bag too 😂
I genuinely don't like to criticize, but that really did come over as nothing more than an advert for Wera and your tool supplier. (Which is ok if you are upfront about it).
its is quality stuff though you know you buying quality, but pricey only thing i could afford out of this lot was the bit driver , it is excellent though.
Thanks for the video ! We'll done ! I'm like you in that I'm tired of putting everything back in a certain place. I enjoy the flexibility of these containers.
some very nice tools there! look brand new! i wish my tools looked like that
Been waiting for this, I couldn't decide on getting the Wera bag or not!! Hope your all keeping safe! 👍👍
Hope this has swayed your decision 👌 I love mine and couldn’t go back. All good this end mate hope you’re okay
This was great. Really looking forward to the detailed reviews on some of these tools 👍
Man the jealousy of people commenting on this video is insane. Why is it so hard to believe Nick actually bought these tools himself? I spend an absolute fortune on my own tools, I use them every single day so why not by something you'll get enjoyment from? I find if you buy something you actually value, you'll be more inclined to look after it!
Don't be discouraged from all the negative comments mate, jealously is an ugly trait 😂😂👍👍
Max you have the wrong end of the stick mate. It's not jealousy, good on Nick for working hard to blag all of these tools from various different suppliers and manufacturers but don't post a video suggesting that you have been using them for months when they look out of the box. I to enjoy and take pride in my tools but I watch these RUclips videos to learn
Looking foreword to the testing vid
I’ve been mulling over the Wera bag for my test kit .
I’ve had the wera maintenance kit for a couple of years now they are
Good quality tools .
My only concern is leads I like them stored nice and neat
Not keen on them all stashed in one quiver box .
Look forward seeing the vid ,and thanks for the effort putting these vids together .
Surely this is a wera sponsored video 🤣
Having a bit more time on my hands due to the current situation I’ve cleared out my van/workshop. Seeking all the tools I own laid out it was a little scary what I’ve spent over the years on them. I’ve made a conscious decision not to waste so much money. I’ve got quite a bit of Wera stuff, when you add it all up I’ve given up weeks of my life for tools. Time I could of spent with my family.
Chris B How have you given Weeks of your life up for Tools ? - how long does it take to buy Tools On - Line ?
james osborne I’ve accumulated tools with a retail value of about £20’000. Assuming I make a profit of £150/day I’ve worked for over 130 days to buy them. How many of them do I really need? Could I have bought cheaper versions of tools I don’t often use?
Agreed.. I was a mechanic on heavy plant and big fork lift trucks, learnt as an apprentice plastic spanners and sockets will let you down so always bought good quality German English or USA spanners / sockets. If i ever struggled on a job, tools to make the job easier / quicker next time were bought, thats why my service van was dragging its arse around most of the time. Moved into service management, tool box (Big red thing with quite a few drawers, good 50+Kg in weight) was bolted to steel bench in shed. Shed was broken into and box nicked 1 night. Reported to to the police and insurers. Insurers asked for an inventory of what was in the box, took me a week going over all the drawers in my mind and eventually settled on the contents list, Priced what I'd collected over the years up to replace - Staggered to learn it was over just shy of £7k..... Insurers went ballistic that an item of this value was outside in a locked shed. Fortunately I had full value coverage on single items up to £7.5k. I'd known it was so much, the box and contents would have been in bed next to me and the wife... As I was 'off the tools' lots of the stuff would never be used again ie 2"- 3/4 drive sockets etc. I settled on a claim value with the loss adjuster after a bit of argy bargy, bought some tools - enough to repair classic cars or similar, rest went on a nice few weeks away in Cornwall with the family.Every black cloud has a silver lining..
These tools have a higher resale value. Don't forget to figure that in. And another thing, know your value, charge more for your services, don't cheat yourself. Tools show up for work everyday whereas helpers often don't so the quality tools are paramount in my opinion.
Lemony Snicket I charge significantly more than that but it was based on a typical tradesmans day rate in the uk
The best bit is the Kraftform Kompakt Electronics Set. I deffo need one of them in my life. And the mini ratchet set.
I was looking for a steer on the Wera bag system & this was extremely helpful. Ignore the naysayers they have nothing better to do. Keep up the good work. Lastly I would say always buy the best quality tools you can & wera fits that bill, it pays for itself in the long run even if it takes you a while to put together.
Honestly i couldnt get myself to buy the wera toolboxes cause i thought it looked cheap. But after the video they look really good. And the velcro looks pretty strong.
As an adult learner who's now starting a lvl 2 an looking at tools & especially VDE rated tools for the job(s) i may do, this would unfortunately be out of reach for me at the moment, hats off to you on the sponsored tools & promotion of them, if the cash was at my disposal I'd definitely invest in a lot of the tools displayed, big fan if the page an love the content in the videos, gives me a better insight in to what issues/problems happen on jobs 👍
Mate, it's beautiful 😍
Nice video mate and beautiful kit.
Disappointed with the lack of drone shots 🤣
If i may giie you a advice pickup the knipex cable knife with the little hook on the end its ideal for stripping cable i think its is the knipex 98 55.
used the same knive for years now at work and home.
is it just me or did this video not show up in subscriptions and still hasnt shown up only way i found this was on the home page
Something went wrong with the “Includes paid promotion” captions 😜🤑🤑😜
Can you do an updated van tour plz
hey Nick, been watching Your Vids for a while and I don't often comment as others usually make the same comments I would or ask the same questions. would you leave that kit unaided on a job? and would love you to do a mini series and more in depth information on those tools you're using. Cheers, and hope you're all feeling healthy and keeping safe
Hi mate being domestic electrician and really only working by myself or with Adam I wouldn’t have an issue leaving at around the house but would be careful if working on site with a bunch of trades I didn’t know or trust. All fit and healthy this end mate hope you’re okay to
If anyone is thinking of buying this you can get cheaper on amazon by £600 if you buy everything separately
Show us your video
You got the code off that socket set mate can’t find 1 with the Alan key head online👍great videos stay safe⚡️👌🏻👍💪🏻(and hahaha you said shaft)
Really great mate. Can you actually buy the containers with the tools incorporated? Cheers .
yes mate have a look at the link in the description
It all looks good, still prefer my open tool bags, as i know instantly i've got all my tools when it's time to leave the job.
Beautiful!!!!🙌🏻🙌🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Would be nice if there was a review from a few years in vs. a few months. Yes there are some scuffs on the cases, but unless you're scrubbing everything clean, all of the tools look like they came straight from their boxes. A few days working with cables will add a few shades to your handles! My Wiha and Wera handles were going black in no time, so I'm not even sure they were ever used. :\
Im about to buy the 2 go 2 bag, not XL. I already have alot of the wera tools to go along with it on the outside. If i dont have anything inside except 2-3 knipex tools. Can i fit a impact driver and a hammer?
Yes bud
Hi Nick does everything you showed in your bag 1 come in the kit? except for the torque driver and self adjusting spanner
Yes bud, including knipex scissors and the vde screwdriver set I had on my testing bag
@@NBundyElectrical hmmm.... my bank card is cringing at what's about to happen!! 😬🤣 Thanks for the reply mate!
That’s what you call a toolbox talk👍 😂
Wera screwdriver sets and Wera hex key sets I think they are made in the Czech Republic, very good value for the money, the Wera ratchet sets and socket sets are made in Taiwan, no different to any other tools that are made in Taiwan, fact Toptul make excellent spanner sets and socket sets for a fraction of the price and there made in Taiwan as well👍
They are costly though that is the big problem, otherwise the tools are great bits of kit mate
lots of nice shiny trinckets
OK lots of nice stuff, but where is the screwdriver you bash with a hammer, ( the one you swore never to use as a chisel or leaver up floor boards?).
In my xl bag 👍
Yes... we all have them somewhere in the tool box.
The trouble is with all those sets ,you never use at least 50% of them,certainly on domestic work.
If you took them on a site..you would lose lots of the.
If your van got broken into...you would lose the lot.
How do I know...its happened to me !
I carry much less now even though I would have more tools than those in total,I for sure would not take them out all the time.
Open top long tote when on domestic and I can see the tools I need and when I know what I am looking at needing,I put theose tools in the tote.
Belt pouch/shoulder pouch for 'ready to use tools and a tool vest,Snickers of Hi Viz Helly Hanson if on a site.
Large Veto Pro XL where there are prying eyes and light fingers...plus I have lockable sliding metal drawers in the back of my vehicle.
I love my tools and kit but don't take full sets in nice pouches anymore...no way have I ever needed them all.
Latest try out is a Veto pro tool apron.....great for second fix as you carry the tools you need plus if an electrical job,sockets,switches,roses fixings.
I mainly work with CCTV and Security alarms and the apron beats the tool pouch any day..unusual outside a worksob but they work,especially when working on ladders.
A hell of a lot of tools there a domestic spark will never need ?
I nearly bought the torque screwdriver, but it only went to 3.5nm, which maybe ok some of the time, but Hager main switches need 3.6nm, I don't know why they didn't have it go to 5nm.
I also wanted a tool free driver so the only other I could find was the draper one that went to 5nm.
Anthony charles Exactly the reason why I went with the Armeg 1-6 nm ,comes in a nice hard case
Which protects the torque screwdriver ,unfortunately u do need a tool to adjust it .
But to be honest I don’t find it a big deal.
@@tezb I can see wera's thinking, make people buy 3 tools to cover all torque settings, unfortunately they stopped at 3.5nm when they should have gone to at least 5nm.
And it's no good for certain manufacturers, and all those people using it are not complying, so they may as well use a regular screw driver.
See a few types of items duplicated (rachets, screwdrivers) are all the different types needed do they all serve different purposes [new spark here]
Where do you get the tall bags from please.
Amazon dude
Great video Nick! The jealousy in some of these comments is palpable mate! Got a Veto pro pack tech XL myself for hand tools, works brilliantly for me. Love the idea of the individual modular cases though. Am definitely going to look in to the tester set up you have got there. Got a Megger MFT and that hard case is truly awful!
How much is for all of this kit ?
Who else ould afford this if not sponsered, sure as hell know i cant
I've got most of that apart from the bags themselves as I dont trust the velcro to hold the weight. Love the wera brand and any tools I have that come in a wera variety I'll end up buying because I think they're worth it. In my opinion. Also not sponsored by anyone, was just a domestic sparky and now maintenance engineer
Get nice tools,
Get nice tools pt 2 ,a spark I knew, used to dirty his tools up so they weren't shiny shiny not so attractive to prying eyes .
Do a better job than others do and charge more. You shouldn't be paying for your tools, your customers should.
Literally, the most redundant tool set up ever
I'm looking at the Veto Pro pac, what is your take on that. I think its a similar idea but not as modula as the Wera
Nick did a veto pro pack review earlier in the year
Veto all the way from now on for me, oh and the velocity rogue 6.0
The pro pacs are great too, I just prefer these style of bags and that you Can add and takeaway the modular bags when needed to fit around you
@@NBundyElectrical thx for the reply, I didn't realise you did a review on the veto.... I haven't been watching long (prob about 3 to 4 months) but loving the content nick
No worries either way both great bags, just depends what your looking for mate 👍 and cheers for watching 🤙
I think there is a huge hype when it comes with tools etc. We all want the best but not all can afford it. Example: When you switched of the power and its locked out + confirmed that its off then you dont need a 100 usd insulated screwdriver set to do the job. Yes some tools does make your work easier etc. If you can afford it then buy it but if you cant you can still do your work.
My NICEIC engineer said he’d fail me if I used non insulated tools on the inspection.
Not hating - but genuinely wondering. Is this sponsored by Wera or any other company. I mean the tools look brand new which could be put down to not being used much yet or so on - but what is with the wera banner?
Is this real or an advert? If it is real and you did buy it all, then i bet if wera brought out a screwdriver that had two handles you'd buy it lol.
Sponsored by wera mate 😂😂😂😂😂😂
So - what's your point.
Hmmmm all of that gear for a domestic electrician? Bit pointless isn’t it?😂 I bet 95% of those tools have never been used😂
Them bags look unused ,can we see the tools you actually use?
Great vid are you sponsored by wera? If not you should be I can see a sales boom lol They all look brand new and that’s a lot of 💷💷💷💷 to spend out you might need security guard at home 😁
Stanley fatmax st170719 is a better bag has all the pouches u need and is half the price
Veto pro pac tech XL all day long.
why can i not click the link you have provided and simply buy all this they advertise that you can customize it and all that but why can I not just buy the bloody thing instead they contact you with a pointless brochure with no prices in your inbox...
Really enjoy all your vids but being honest I've lost a bit if respect for you on this vid.
Blatant sales video
Honestly these UK electrician channels are only marketing. This don't have anything with reality of one electrician, you have 5 bags with screwdrivers only with another way to use. Sorry if my English is bad. I don't have anything against Nick I like a lot his videos but these days it's little boring to watch only advert videos, instagram stories, pictures etc all same from different youtubers, insta electricians etc.
Your English is fine. Check out Thomas Nagy. His channel has lots of good informative content and no shameless plugging of suppliers. He did a vid of his every day carry tools, and it is very different from this one.
Get free stuff, good, this wera stuff is pricey, I know, with Klein, wera, knippex, starville, Halford old skool, fluke, kewtech, etc the poster was overkill, but is wera said do this video, then this and more tools,
Plenty of duplication and extra unnecessary weight to lug around.
I like wera tools but the pouches invariably fall apart so I certainly wouldn't want to buy the branded bags, I'd sooner keep it all in veto bags.
100% agree
I'd be more convinced if any of those tools looked like they had been used even once.
😂😂 it’s called looking after them
@@NBundyElectrical Agreed... a good workman looks after his tools
First
I almost fell for the Title of this one. Surely it should actually be ''Inside a Tarts Tool Bag/Kit''... given you'd need to sell your body to be able to afford the whole kit? And then once you'd got said Kit you'd never use it ... you'd just sit there polishing and polishing and pol....! Oh that's right, Nicks a little polisher of his (and Adams) tool... ;-)
Hi Nick
We are brothers in humanity ❤ ask wera to send me one please,
Cheers
I don't think that I learnt anything from this video except that Wera have sponsored you with loads of tools that we have all seen before. PLEASE be upfront and honest, you haven't used these tools for a couple of months.
Pro tip: If you're gonna bullshit about having a bag of tools for months.... At least drag that shit through some mud. Everything is brand new lol.
Pro tip, if u look at my past 10 videos going back at least 3 months you will see me using it, it’s called looking after your tools
Knipex is pronounced with the K... K-nipex
Very Jealous mate.
I know these are difficult times and all that but seriously... do we really need yet another drawn out and dull half-hearted attempt at a sales ad? Stick to your day job ... plumbing right [joke] and stop trying to be a sales woman. Especially for Wera 😂
Sorry to have to say ... but don't give up your day job! Has to be the dullest video you've done to date?