First Tool you Need in an Electricians Tool Box

In this short video I suggest the first tool you need in an electricians tool box… do you agree or can you recommend an alternative…
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[@JohnDundee-el2ro]

It was a heavy hammer a chisel and a hacksaw and file for the metal conduits and a rawlpug tool and crampets to hold conduit in the wall that's right no battery drill new builds and that was for the first 5 years also helped pull the singles through the conduits

[@uncontrollable343]

Google tape

[@gutsytrevor]

G for GSH electrical

[@BritishEngineer]

Typical tradespersons.

[@FLOSSYTREADWELL]

lol@@gutsytrevor

[@loosecannon5813]

I wouldnt bother with the magnesson one, falls to bits far to quickly, same as their screwdrivers.

[@user-xk2fr3se3t]

Agree with the tape, but the vde screwdrivers are great for the learners. We've never had a problem with them ;)

[@RexBanner_]

Disagree. The tape is great. It's magnetic, wide enough and has a couple of points to hoot it.

[@uncontrollable343]

The smaller slotted screwdrivers are prone to chipping after a few uses.

[@user-xk2fr3se3t]

​@@uncontrollable343 I've had that a couple of times i must admit, but on the whole, after teaching my students to choose the correct tool for the job, they're all good. The tiny terminal sd's, however, they are shyte!

[@Hambini]

hultafors for me

[@jamesforte-mason8849]

Why have you covered the word Stanley??

[@ILOVEHALOhahajk]

Copyright probably