Great video man! I know it came out some years ago but seems like you have a great grasp on your property and exactly what you need to get your work done. A lot of maintenance techs have overloaded bags with 90 percent of stuff they don’t need. I hope you are still in the trade. Thanks for sharing!
Just keep your tools clean oil them and it will last for a long time, I have been a maintenance tech for Hotel and apartment for over 15 years. Can't wait to go back and do it again.
If you have a chance pick up Diamond crescent wrenches they are the best they were bought out by Crescent. But they open wider and they last forever I was handed down a set and my father had them since the sixties and is still using to the state for the past 20 years. And always use fluke meters
Maintenance technician gotta stick together..I'm in Arizona and I've ben working in the maintenance field in 2 year old apartments and it gets boring because nothing needs to get fixed lol I'm only doing turns so boring I dont like to paint I love to do work orders
Plus I use my military belt that was for my pistol and stuff... Pouches hold tools and carry a bag for extra stuff... But I'm used to carrying everything on my body!
I keep seeing these vids with spotless tools that get used every day. I'm an industrial tech. We do it all. My tools look like that right out of the package and pretty much never again.
I feel sorry for you if you’re carrying the tool pouch on your shoulder for every work order. I do the same thing you do and slimmed my tool bag to have the size of your pouch. Cheers.
Thanks for the video, next time can you please lay the tools out on a table if possible and there were some tools you didn't say the specific name too. For example the tool you said that is a life saver for faucets, what's that called?
The impact milwaukee it's good for screws? I have the other model impact from Milwaukee too . but strip the screw out . That is the reason I use my everyday drill.
What if he just started , ?? Wow you guys in the comments are cruel , if he's green and just starting give him props for being in the world of trades as and hands on . , he never said he's been working 20yrs + , ... you guys are harsh man. Critics to be exact.
@@fookthenewworldorder450 I'm an electrician, but a started as maintenance man straight out of high school , it shows he's dedicated and willing to invest in himself and love what he does, ..( having the necessary tools he needs to tackle many tasks.
Christopher Brown I agree, you're story sounds like mines, I started as a construction laborer out of high school, now I am currently a HVAC field tech.
Great video man! I know it came out some years ago but seems like you have a great grasp on your property and exactly what you need to get your work done. A lot of maintenance techs have overloaded bags with 90 percent of stuff they don’t need. I hope you are still in the trade. Thanks for sharing!
Love the toilet cap foot idea. Great video
Great video! Great picture quality & sound. I have that same pouch. It's cool to see what others have in their EDC.
Thank you for pausing long enough for me to get the part# on the Klein Non-Contact Tester. NCVT-4IR. I need one of those.
Just keep your tools clean oil them and it will last for a long time, I have been a maintenance tech for Hotel and apartment for over 15 years. Can't wait to go back and do it again.
Those toilet bolt caps are awesome man. That's what we maintenance men do lol.
Thanks brother
nice setup ...Milwaukee is my go to as well. Many Canadians like my self visit Florida a lot.
Great 👍 video... like how you break down the purpose/reason of the tools 🛠 you carry
Its a neat tool bag with the years u would see what u can take off and what u can add to it good job tho.
Thanks for the positive feedback.
Those quality tools deserve a quality bag /Milwaukee tote.
If you have a chance pick up Diamond crescent wrenches they are the best they were bought out by Crescent. But they open wider and they last forever I was handed down a set and my father had them since the sixties and is still using to the state for the past 20 years. And always use fluke meters
All the tools look new
Maintenance technician gotta stick together..I'm in Arizona and I've ben working in the maintenance field in 2 year old apartments and it gets boring because nothing needs to get fixed lol I'm only doing turns so boring I dont like to paint I love to do work orders
Plus I use my military belt that was for my pistol and stuff... Pouches hold tools and carry a bag for extra stuff... But I'm used to carrying everything on my body!
I just realized that he must be a apartment maintenance guy.... I'm an industrial MT
I see your love for Milwaukee handtools
I keep seeing these vids with spotless tools that get used every day. I'm an industrial tech. We do it all. My tools look like that right out of the package and pretty much never again.
I agreed
He's an apartment MT. They have to put their tools through the same abuse as an industrial MT.
@@Ducky195 His toolbag and tools* probably cost more than his paycheck. I get having good quality tools but damn.
Always someone crying on these videos that the tools aren’t dirty or used enough.
I feel sorry for you if you’re carrying the tool pouch on your shoulder for every work order. I do the same thing you do and slimmed my tool bag to have the size of your pouch. Cheers.
You should be a Milwaukee rep
Nice, red everyday.
Thanks for the video, next time can you please lay the tools out on a table if possible and there were some tools you didn't say the specific name too. For example the tool you said that is a life saver for faucets, what's that called?
Looks just like a klein bag I have
I just got to Orlando I’m trying to get into the maintenance side to get some experience
Tools are neat
Lol it looks like all those tools are bran new
Seems like you new to the game. That's a good way to destroy your meter leads and meter
Tone Deaf well he did say that in the video, Einstein.
@@harryabbott9994 how about you link a time stamp if your so sure.
The impact milwaukee it's good for screws? I have the other model impact from Milwaukee too . but strip the screw out . That is the reason I use my everyday drill.
Yeah the impact is great for screws never stripped one.
@@gabrieljoseramos what model # ? I would like to get one , thanks for the favor bro
I use my impact for screws. Just use the trigger lightly.
I hate those multi tool wire strippers
Did you go to a tech school for training or did you pick it up on your own? Because I’m looking to get into maintenance work.
I got in on my own started as a porter like 4 years ago.
You might be lucky and get into a factory if they're desperate enough. But most of the time people need experience
Now you just have to actually use them. Don't be scared to get your tools a little dirty bro 🤣
I think he just keeps his tools in good condition. Keeps them cleaned and oiled, doesn't abuse them. Good tools make easy money 💰.
Your tools make you money, take care of them and keep them clean! I wipe anything that gets dirty before it goes back in the bag.
It's not a bag dude it's a actual pouch for a belt. Lol
😂
Technically he did show a tool bag full of tools so......
Everything there is brand new and un used... you obviously just became a maintenance tech, my stuff is well used and filthy
Obviously, my shit looks like it's a century old!!
What if he just started , ?? Wow you guys in the comments are cruel , if he's green and just starting give him props for being in the world of trades as and hands on . , he never said he's been working 20yrs + , ... you guys are harsh man. Critics to be exact.
Christopher Brown Ya there's always someone looking to downplay the next man.
@@fookthenewworldorder450 I'm an electrician, but a started as maintenance man straight out of high school , it shows he's dedicated and willing to invest in himself and love what he does, ..( having the necessary tools he needs to tackle many tasks.
Christopher Brown I agree, you're story sounds like mines, I started as a construction laborer out of high school, now I am currently a HVAC field tech.
So you're not like an actual matainance tech... You're a matainance man