The PERFECT Electricians Tool Pouch Set Up You've Probably Never Seen
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- Опубликовано: 24 июл 2024
- This is the best electricians tool pouch. It's an atlas 46 tool pouch that is filled with Knipex, Wera, and Klein tools. 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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THE TOOLS:
Atlas 46 tool pouch: amzn.to/3s6PEoR
ToughBuilt tape: amzn.to/3YxaKJ9
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
Larger Wera chisel driver: amzn.to/3YsYCJ7
Smaller Wera chisel driver:
Knipex diagonal cutters: www.amazon.com/dp/B000X4PTR2/...
Knipex cobras: amzn.to/3OuQBi7
Wera multi bit screwdriver: www.amazon.com/dp/B001554V0O/...
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I do Industrial work, I’ve got the Veto Pro Tech LC full to capacity. I’ve never carried anything on my belt & never will. I’ve tried over & over to figure out a way to carry a smaller bag but the bottom line is you’re never gonna have full capability with a small pouch. After not having what I needed & having to go back & get it enough times I just carry everything every day.
Also industrial electrical here, our contractor gives us carts to roll around the jobsite so i always throw my veto backpack on the cart and go. But I can’t manage my cart somewhere or have to work on the lift, underneath something, i like to carry the veto tp6b
Those bags are beyond overpriced.nothing about their products makes them worth the cost.. nobody cares about them until people on RUclips started talking about them and they do that because they get paid to talk about them and say how great they are.i have bags that are a third the cost and do exactly the same thing.but I'm smarter with my money than spending hundreds on a bag when I can get a pouch a bag and another tool for the same cost
@2ballsyourjaws I did the same thing until I paid more replacing bags that didn't last or organize my tools. If you get off the used market I find that's a happy medium.
Awesome show of your setup. Thanks!
I've yet to see any real videos of these pouches so it's awesome getting to see a full on review like this! Been eyeing one for a while now but they are a little pricey😅
Your right
Never considered using conductive tools in my role as an electrician.
Always tried to keep myself as far away as possible from the live stuff.
Silly me
If you’ve not already consider giving pb Swiss swissgrip screwdrivers a try. They are hands down the best screwdriver I’ve used, with Wera being the next choice. Their slotted end are better designed compared to other brands to prevent cam out .
I saw your kit the thumbnail scrolling by and I just had to stop by and leave a comment to let you know how great it looks👍👍
Thank you!!
Awesome Video!!
Thank you!
Do you still work in the field because I hope to see some field work and how to tips and tricks work soon
Hi, my son is starting electrician school. I realy appreciate your video, great tips and information. I even consider upgrade my own tools now. Good work! Question: Where did you made your custom neon light in the background?
Thanks
The pouch linked in your description is completely different from the pouch in your video. They must have revised the product along the way? For instance it has a metal clip on the front for your tape and also looks like its entirely constructed from a nylon webbing instead of having more of a stretchy grey fabric like your pouch has.
The auto focus is a fun time. I don't make vids but there is probably a method of magic to use manual focus to get around the camera failing to focus right.
I prefer a tool pouch that has a place to put wire nuts/connectors/supports so this pouch is a no go
Have you tried the toughbuilt clip on pouch? It makes it really easy to pop on and off and there's a decent amount of space on it.
The clips are awesome. I can screw them for permanent install, zip tie them to lifts or ladders, clip one to me belt, and even glued a strong magnet to one that I can hang to anything metal. Extremely versatile and allows me to have all my necessary hand tools right next to me at all times without having to wear the pouch all the time.
Hey I have that one! It’s good BUT here’s my review: pros: many pockets and is very smart with the clip on the back. Tough and doesn’t come off without you pulling it off. The only issue I’ve found so far, is if you make it too heavy, and wear it on a regular belt, the bottom of the clip is plastic and digs into your hip. I’ve got a clip length bruise where it sits after a week. So if you do get it, place some foam or something on the back and I’m sure it’ll be great as I’ve found no other issues so far.
my milwaukee tool belt feels small sometimes, i cant imagine using a pouch.
Where do you put you’re wire nuts bro
Can you please do a review of the 5 pocket south wire tool pouch.
If I get one I will for sure!
Its alright fits everything i need but pens/pencils
How long have you been an electrician?
Looks like a good pouch option. I've been looking at the veto MP1 but it's out of stock everywhere and on back order.
I might consider this pouch now.
literally in same situation, this one is looking like the closest one to it. veto just looks a lot better
Mannnn this an ad cmon bro just be real……..that pouch new af never been used before
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
is this a paid promotion ? i only ask because i recently enrolled in a trade school and i like the way the setup looks. i just hope its setup from the idea of an experienced electrician, not just a promotion.
I like the Toughbuilt tapes. I don’t like that they don’t make a 16’ (all i need. Ever.) and i hate the dummy lines. I’ve got them all. All the way up to tajimas and stabilas.. my absolute fav right now is 16’ Komelon Contractor TS.
Speak for yourself not having 9” of pipe..
JK bro… thanks for the content.
Toughbuilt 16' is on sale at Lowe's now . 👍
@@a.j.montie1083 does it have the dummy numbers?
Can you say super one more time? I'm not convinced yet.
Super
great content,..ya gotta work on your focus game,..but great videos overall
I’ve changed a couple things recently. Check out my last video and let me know if it’s better. I appreciate the feedback!
I never have enough pipe
I've got $1000's invested in Atlas46 and was really disappointed after a while. There's a reason almost none of their products have stayed the same since they started their company, nothing is tried and true. I've got the 1st gen murphy speed pouch, it's alright but they don't understand anything about the work flow of the trades they make these products for and so now it just sits while my occidental pocket buddies do all the heavy lifting.
Bro was hurting saying he doesn't have 9 inches of pipe.
I mean you can’t have it all🥲
Bro we are here for the bag man pulls out a trash tape
I’ve got a fatmax, stud, and the Klein. It’s easily at the same level 😂
I recently went to the crescent Lufkin night eye 25 footer.its been amazing and very easy to read in super low light conditions.i recommend you check one out.very affordable and very durable
$105? Seems a bit expensive
All that companies products are way overpriced. Nothing at all special about them. I'm smarter with my money and I can't be sold a gimmick that RUclipsrs are paid to endorse I have more sense than that
The only thing about the level is it has no window for the zero on the bottom
What level does?
Checkpoint
I’ll have to check it out!
Wera chissell divers don't have the blade pass thru to the cap, the blade arrives about 3/4 in the handle
👋🏼 mublety-peg was a game we played. It was more like chicken throwing the knife at your friend in the ground or at a target. I thought the splayed fingers was called mumbley jack, but I couldn’t find any reference to that online?
I knew one Japanese women that was very skilled at it, she was also a good home chef, so she probably picked up a knife at an early age. For those daring to try at an advanced age start with a plastic knife 🔪 first until your confident or slow.enough you won’t take a $500 trip to the hospital emergency room. 🏥 🩸 🤚. You’ve been warned. I still have an index finger with no feeling from stabbing myself cutting into an avocado 🥑