just finished a 6month large construction job where over a hundred units were hung with all thread and we hand spun every bolt. that 9/16s makita socket will change my life lmao
Great video. I did a similar video last year and I figured it out that organization was great but functionality was bad. I bought the 15" and 10" milwaukee totes and solved the issue. I'll love to know your thoughts after a year of use
Thanks for watching 👍, and yea I’ve heard the veto bags are really convenient for the hvac trade, might get me one for when i start getting a chance to do some service work.
The Milwaukee M18 Fuel would be perfect for everything involving hvac. I got the M12 because they are lighter and more compact to fit into various bags, a-lot easier to carry on service calls. I also have the M18 fuel impact and hammer drill just in case I need the extra power. The M18 Fuel comes in handy when u have to use a sawzall to cut thru wood or metal, as well as using hammer drill to drill through wood or concrete.
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just finished a 6month large construction job where over a hundred units were hung with all thread and we hand spun every bolt. that 9/16s makita socket will change my life lmao
Nice review. No having to take too many trips back to the van
Man I bet this guy does sharp ass work
I have the same job as well and I do electrical love this set up just bought me the pack out going to set mine up like yours thanks for the video
That’s awesome, glad this video was helpful 👍
Cool set up chico
Great video. I did a similar video last year and I figured it out that organization was great but functionality was bad. I bought the 15" and 10" milwaukee totes and solved the issue. I'll love to know your thoughts after a year of use
Hell yeah bro I just got me my pack out too. And started the hvac trade again but only pipe fitting commercial and loving it
That’s awesome man, the pack out is definitely worth it. Good luck and hope that pack out works out good for you.
Kool video love packout syeatem I used to Carry lots of those thing in my veto pro pac doing both installs change out and service
Thanks for watching 👍, and yea I’ve heard the veto bags are really convenient for the hvac trade, might get me one for when i start getting a chance to do some service work.
Nice and organized
Awesome set up bro. Great video, subscribed
Thank you 👍
Milwaukee is good stuff
Self tappers for wood? In CA our “stud savers” or as we call them “nail savers” must be secured with 16 pennie nails.
Great video
Thank you👍
Would you say the m18 impact fuel would be too powerful for the hvac-r tasks?
The Milwaukee M18 Fuel would be perfect for everything involving hvac. I got the M12 because they are lighter and more compact to fit into various bags, a-lot easier to carry on service calls. I also have the M18 fuel impact and hammer drill just in case I need the extra power. The M18 Fuel comes in handy when u have to use a sawzall to cut thru wood or metal, as well as using hammer drill to drill through wood or concrete.
Have you ever tried the bit swingers that’s what I use their way faster
I’ve never heard of those but they sound interesting I’ll probably look into that, thanks👍
Like your videos. Let me know if youre interested for work in SWFL
Thanks, will do!
What are the peanut screws for?
I use drywall screws to secure the boot clips then the peanut screws to secure the registers to the boot clips so they don’t slide
@@AZSolutions92 thank you for your response! Keep up the good work!
How do you carry this into attics/ crawlspace lol
In peace’s I imagine get the crew to carry a box each up
I didn't see any tongs or hole cutters because they are alot faster than snips
Drywall screws are weak and break easily I keep 5/16 by 11/2 up to 3 inch long easier to screw in and alot stronger
You don't have a drill??
Yes I have the m12 hammer drill, it should be in the video unless I forgot to show it
I used to use mine like this but now I just use mine for power tool storage.
Thats cool man, I originally bought it for jus my power tools then decided to jus put all my tools in it since it has alot of storage space. 👍