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The big adjustable wrench, and the big Knipex pliers need to go into a separate plumbing bucket, or something. And, leave it in the vehicle unless you are going on a plumbing call. Save your back. I dig the detachable electrician’s pouch.
I need to go to the chiropractor after watching how much you were able to fit into that tote. Very impressive. Me personally, I would use a dolly for all that stuff. I’m lazy like that.
I’ve actually moved most of my daily use stuff ( and my multi- use tools like 11/1 screw drivers and such) to my toughbuilt master electrician pouch ( see video) most of the other stuff stays in my truck until I need it. I mainly wanted to show how much the totes can handle Thanks for watching, commenting and hopefully subscribing
@@THETIMINATORTHETOOLMANhey Tim I’m struggling with whether to get the Toughbuilt Journeyman or Master Tool pouch. I’m a repair man just like you . Please share your opinion which bag is best
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Light weight. My kids think I’m nuts on backpacking trips. But, every ounce counts. You got too much stuff in your bag. Get a secondary tote/cart/whatever, and put every tool you haven’t used in the past month, into that cart. I’d fall down stairs with a bag loaded out like that. Shoot
The toughbuilt knife is not worth its weight. True story. I have it, but will not carry it. Too damn heavy. I have a 1/2 ounce cutter in my pocket, an Olfa knife in my bag, and a legit scraper somewhere in my vehicle. For the weight of that tough-built knife, you could carry a nice chisel or a smaller pair of channel locks.
I like it, too. For novelty. Not anything I need to carry. I’m picky as hell about anything that’s heavier than it needs to be. It’s gotta be almost a pound, too much for a fancy box cutter. It weighs more than my edc hammer, which I need way more often.
That is certainly a big bagful you carry around with you. Thanks for taking the time to do the review. 👍
Thanks man, for sharing! Awesome loaf out. I need to add some magnetic nut drivers to my bag.
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Great deal on that Fluke! Nice set up.
Thanks for showing what you carry for maintenance. Got some good ideas of few tools I should get.
Thanks
I would definitely get the jam bar for sure if you have to work on toilets
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The big adjustable wrench, and the big Knipex pliers need to go into a separate plumbing bucket, or something. And, leave it in the vehicle unless you are going on a plumbing call. Save your back. I dig the detachable electrician’s pouch.
I need to go to the chiropractor after watching how much you were able to fit into that tote. Very impressive. Me personally, I would use a dolly for all that stuff. I’m lazy like that.
As a maintenance supervisor my first thought is how does your back feel carrying all that redundancy around? You can trim a lot of weight in that bag.
I’ve actually moved most of my daily use stuff ( and my multi- use tools like 11/1 screw drivers and such) to my toughbuilt master electrician pouch ( see video) most of the other stuff stays in my truck until I need it.
I mainly wanted to show how much the totes can handle
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Thx for sharing 😊
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Какой получается общий вес сумки?
About 25 pounds
Hey Tim no offense but I see a lot of repetitive tools do you have multiples or just change them bag to bag ?
I do have a lot of multiple tools
I also have a lot of different bags and totes and try different set ups
@@THETIMINATORTHETOOLMANhey Tim I’m struggling with whether to get the Toughbuilt Journeyman or Master Tool pouch. I’m a repair man just like you . Please share your opinion which bag is best
Is there enough pockets
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Check out the video link above.
This other video on the tote shows how many pockets
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Muito tp está ferramentas gostei muito
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Light weight. My kids think I’m nuts on backpacking trips. But, every ounce counts. You got too much stuff in your bag. Get a secondary tote/cart/whatever, and put every tool you haven’t used in the past month, into that cart. I’d fall down stairs with a bag loaded out like that. Shoot
It’s heavy for sure
The toughbuilt knife is not worth its weight. True story. I have it, but will not carry it. Too damn heavy. I have a 1/2 ounce cutter in my pocket, an Olfa knife in my bag, and a legit scraper somewhere in my vehicle. For the weight of that tough-built knife, you could carry a nice chisel or a smaller pair of channel locks.
I like it though
I like it, too. For novelty. Not anything I need to carry. I’m picky as hell about anything that’s heavier than it needs to be. It’s gotta be almost a pound, too much for a fancy box cutter. It weighs more than my edc hammer, which I need way more often.