Handyman’s Tool Bag TOUR! Best Bag EVER!?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2022
- Today we tour a handyman's tool bag with over 70 tools inside! I tell you the best tool bag to get in 2022 and what options you have. Over 70 essential tools every handyman, contractor, tradesman, or homeowner needs to own. Bring this bag and some specialty tools, and you can compete almost any job.
I have spend a TON of time and research on almost all of these tools to find out the best one on the market. I love name brand, but its not always the best. For example, the OLFA utility knife, Fastcap measuring tape, spring tool nail set are better than the name brands, but you cannot find them at Lowe's, Home Depot, ETC.
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JACKSON-PALMER TOOL BAG: amzn.to/3CJvWT8
DeWALT 12v Brushless Impact driver EXTREME: amzn.to/3AqWFBs
HALF ROUND FILE: amzn.to/3QVxOwB
RAT TAIL FILE: amzn.to/3CCxLkW
IRWIN WOOD CHISEL: amzn.to/3ckmACV
STANLEY PRY BAR: amzn.to/3Arhlcu
STUD FINDER: amzn.to/3PUhquZ
PURDY 10-in-1 Paint Tool: amzn.to/3wyyRdA
FLUKE VOLTAGE TESTER: amzn.to/3Tl9g1D
JB WELD SUPER GLUE: amzn.to/3Tl9qpL
GRAPHITE LUBRICANT: amzn.to/3CFePSy
3-IN-1 OIL: amzn.to/3ALV5ub
MEGALOC TEFLON TAPE: amzn.to/3cocAsd
SCOTCH BLUE PAINTERS TAPE: amzn.to/3wXbsmz
MEGALOC PIPE DOPE: amzn.to/3cmJJ7J
BOSCH 12v LIGHT: amzn.to/3wvEWaz
FLASH LIGHT MAGNETIC RECHARGEABLE: amzn.to/3pMhP8b
CATERPILLER LED POCKET LIGHT: amzn.to/3ARw7e3
ENERGIZER HEADLAMP: amzn.to/3AQcR0d
MILWAUKEE MULTI- SCREWDRIVER: amzn.to/3cnBd8f
KLEIN 11-1 SCREWDRIVER: amzn.to/3PS8i9Z
KLEIN 1/8 INCH FLAT SCREWDRIVER: amzn.to/3PQq7q1
MILWAUKEE IMPACT BIT SET: amzn.to/3AS7BJO
NEEDLE NOSE PLIERS: amzn.to/3ASeGtI
GREENLEE WIRE STRIPPERS: amzn.to/3ALVgpl
10 INCH PIPE WRENCH: amzn.to/3pMtNP1
MAKITA 1/4 MAGNETIC NUT DRIVER: amzn.to/3TiVv3x
MILWAUKEE INKZALL SHARPIE: amzn.to/3ARt5q5
SPRING TOOL NAIL SET: amzn.to/3wAiWeW
BOSCH MULTI CONSTRUCTION DRILL BITS: amzn.to/3e2GLph
CRESCENT ADJUSTABLE WRENCH: amzn.to/3CxJstf
CHANNELOCK PRIERS: amzn.to/3AQSTT6
TIN SNIPS: amzn.to/3KwKtnd
OLFA UTILITY KNIFE: amzn.to/3RcYMiP
FASTCAP MEASURING TAPE: amzn.to/3ctwO3B
PURDY PAINT BRUSH: amzn.to/3Tl8vpj
ELECTRICAL MULTI-METER: amzn.to/3TiVFrF
WAGO LEVER WIRE NUTS: amzn.to/3Te5abs
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Finally a toolbag from someone who actually uses tools. Most bag tour videos I've watched were from people who look like they just went on an Amazon shopping spree maxing out all their credit cards buying all the Wiha, Wera, Knipex and Milwaukie tools they could find.
Hey thanks! I try to be pretty practical, I have cheap and expensive tools. If it breaks, I do try to replace it with a really good one, but that’s usually not the most expensive one, I find.
You hit the nail on the head!
I have to say, I’m all for keeping tools neat and clean, but if your entire bag doesn’t show even a hint of work, I’m not taking you serious. This guy seems legit
If you haven't used Knipex....then you know not what you are talking about.
@@3vil3lvis I have several Knipex pliers. I'm simply referring to the tool bag reviews from people who look like they filled their bag full of new knipex tools right before the video
I am a master electrician thats been in the trade for 38 years. I have used just every setup there is and like to carry an open top tote like yours, and only carry a few tools in a small leather pouch on my belt. I actually get more done this way. Nice setup.
Thanks! I’m always looking to increase efficiency which leads to more productivity! 👍🏼
Noticed the red paint on your tools. I have an electrical contracting business and have painted most all our company tools, and my own, bright red. Every ladder, drill, or anything else even including extension cords gets spray painted red before it goes into the field. The day I started doing that we stopped "losing" tools all the time. If someone steals an expensive tool spray painted red or any other color can't pawn it or sell it nearly as easy,if at all. Almost impossible to get all the paint off and it stands out if it's being used by someone else. I don't know if you said what brand your tool tote is...but I like it.
That’s funny, we both use red. I agree, and even if everyone on the job site is honest, it’s easy to get mixed up on accident.
Jackson Palmer is the brand, but the totes are unavailable, not sure why exactly.
I started spraying a lot of my tools, things as well. My Virgin Islands boating friend sprays all her things with yellow. My things are chartreuse (Ryobi green). My dad was big on it because the Navy required his name on everything. But I may get some sort of small stencil. I also use a white paint pen to write on things like chargers so I know what goes to what!
I recommend adding another drill. It speeds things up by not having to swap bits. Milwaukee makes the two sided ph2 / t20 bits if you dont want to buy another drill
Funny you say that... I run exactly what you talked about but it's the double sided ph2/t25 torx shockwave bit and love it. I never leave the store with t20 screws, it's my pet peeve when people use both.
You're a man after my own heart. I'm an older female homeowner, not framing houses. I've only ever had a subby hammer. And I have three Fastcap tape measures with metric and imperial. One in my office, one in my wee shop, one in my tool pouch.
Yeah I love my stubby hammer in a tool bag! Cool, another Fastcap fan!
Strongly agreed on the leatherman. Mine has saved my butt many times, amazing what you can do with it in a pinch.
It really is! It’s a Very underrated tool
Handyman is tough when you need tools for everything! Curious on the 3 crescents and the pipe wrench. I do a fair amount of plumbing but pipe wrench I only pull out for cast cleanouts and crescent I think a 12" or 8" is fine, why all three? Electrical plates in your tool bag... I tend to keep a bin of that kind of stuff, plates, receptacles, switches, junction boxes in a bin and leave it in the vehicle. Same with plumbing (too many tools to go into a handyman bag). I like the super slim gardner bender non-contact voltmeter... have 6 of them. Again multi-meter seems like overkill for handyman bag... keep that with my specialty electrical gear. I like the Petzl Actik Core Headlamps with the hybrid ( can use normal batteries or little battery that takes a usb charging cable ). Gaffer tape is a bit nicer than duck tape pulls off without leaving adhesive. I do like the glazer bars like the richards. Typically carry sharkbite removal tools ( little orange clips ) and a string line. Thanks for the bag breakdown nice to see what other people carry ! Be interested to see what you keep in the vehicle. Oscillating tool seems almost as import as impact these days.
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Shoot, thanks!
Such a cool tool bag!
Thank a lot!
Enjoyed the video! I carry a Leatherman multitool at all times as you do. I use wooden golf tees instead of toothpicks for stripped out screw holes when not in a hurry. You can glue a magnet to the individual pouches on a tool bag to help prevent a tool from falling out. Speaking of which I didn't see if you carry glue with you. Perhaps I missed it. Thanks.
Thanks, Bob! I've heard of wooden golf tees, I will have to try them! Great tip with the magnet, too! I don't carry wood glue in the bag, but I do in the truck. I don't find i use it too often.
Yes! Dad taught me golf tee trick about 20+ years ago, thanks for magnet idea, I scrap too so end up with lots
Loved the video! Have you noticed any drawbacks to using an impact drill for everything? vs a cordless drill?
I’m just starting to build my tool arsenal and didn’t know that they made drill bit adapters for impact drills!
Hey thanks! No, I absolutely love my impact!!! I rarely go get my drill from my truck unless I’m going a lot of drilling or drilling something heavy duty, like a hole saw. These impacts are getting really powerful, and they make spade bits, wire brushes, almost everything with the 1/4 hex “impact ready” but. Just go low speed for drilling metal. I have a video on impact’s call drill that you may find interesting? Good luck building your arsenal! I’m a tool nerd, so I’ll help you out any way I can!
Good set up looking into getting that hinge remover tool, one tool you got I don’t like that I also have is the Milwaukee Multi ratcheting screwdriver it’s trash still don’t know why I never went with the 11 in 1 Klein to begin with
Thanks! Yeah, I love that hinge remover tool. I like that screwdriver for the fact that I can put the pots in an impact.
Good bag video I am a local handyman and started out with a open top bag till it worn down I went to veto tool bag and have not been back to any bag since there are the best in my opinion and i would go with a rechargeable headlamp I used battery for a long time but found a rechargeable one off of Amazon night buddy is the brand and works great
Thank you! I’ve looked at those Vito bags. I just have a hard time justifying that much money. I guess I’ll pull the trigger one of these days though, as they do seem like the best for that price range. Thanks for the tip on the headlamp. I don’t use it too much, but I do get frustrated. Changing out batteries every so often night buddy… I’ll remember that.
You should try the Sofirn Q8 Pro light. It's not really a work light, but it's got a camera tripod screw hole on it. Just get a mini tripod and a clamp and you can put the thing anywhere. I've used it a couple times working on my vehicles and if you put it at half brightness it will last hours. Full brightness will probably run it dead pretty quick, but it's super bright. It's already super bright at half brightness. You can get 4 more 18650 batteries and double the run time too.
I looked it up…8000 lumens?? lol incredible. That’s unbelievably bright! Seems pretty pricey, but I’ll keep it in mind. Maybe it will go on sale for the holidays. Thanks for the recommendation. 👍🏼
Good vid brother...
Thanks, I appreciate it 👍🏼
Nice setup
Thank you!
That Bosch light is my favorite of all time… it’s one of the few Bosch 12v keeper tools I have from switching over to M12.
Big fan of the Spring Tools too.
Nice Video 👍
I completely agree with you! And Thank you!
The only thing I could think of is to use all dewalt 20v tools because you can get a drill with an already very bright light or also a work light on the same battery system and charger, otherwise I think its pretty nice
Thanks! I have about 30-40 20v tools. I just like the 12v bc it’s lightweight and nimble. You’re right though 👍🏼
Great tool tote.
Thanks a lot!
I feel like I over-complicated mine 😅 I also have several bags for specific things, masonry, etc. I'm just starting and trying to drum up some business soon. Makes me nervous as hell but I'm sure I'll be fine. Olfa knives are great. Thanks for this!
I have other bags too, such as plumbing, with it’s specialty tools. And I have more in the truck, this is just what I take into places. There’s no right or wrong, just whatever works best for your situation. It took a lot of adding and subtracting tools to get my bag liken that. Yup, You’ll be fine, sometimes you just need a little confidence! Good luck to you!
@@HandymanHertz thanks! Now I don't feel bad about my bags lol. Thanks for your time, and your content. Be blessed.
You bet! Good luck! 👍🏼
Good afternoon from the Great State of Texas. I enjoyed your video. I am wondering why do you not carry wrenches or a socket set? Thank you for a good video, be safe and have a good weekend.
Hello, I loved my years living in Texas! I don’t find that I need wrenches/sockets very much for what I do. I do keep them in my pick up, but not in my bag. My Klein electrician screwdriver has several small common sizes built into it. Also, sockets and wrenches, take up size and weight, which is a premium tote in my bag around.
If you carry crazy glue you gotta carry activator as well. It will speed up set up time. We use it lots in finishing work
Thanks for the tip! 👍🏼
@@HandymanHertz also my gotta have tool is a richards flatbar i use that thing for absolutely everything i call it the wonderbar
Thanks for the ideas! I’ll look into that Richard’s flat bar! I’m a tool nut! 😃
Great videos and content. I would add Allen wrenches.
Great suggestion! That would be a good addition. 👍🏼
Interesting video....Not quite the selection of tools I would carry, but differences are probably down to individual circumstances...
For instance although i have nut drivers, I mostly carry a Bahco 1/4" mini socket set with a few additions as my "go to"...I have the adjustable spanners, but never carry a big pipe wrench.
With regards power tools, I have the Bosch 12v stuff and really like it. I recently bought a Bosch 3.6v Go 2 cordless screwdriver on a bit of a whim and love it...I was surprised to find it does about 75% of the tasks I used my drill / impact driver for around the home. I love the form factor and think I will be using it a lot in future....
With regards your tote, I think the floppiness would drive me potty, but that large screw compartment on the bottom changed my opinion on it to a degree.
If you work residential to any degree, you might consider adding some of those slip on plastic shoe covers to help protect the customers flooring...
Thanks for your input! i looked up those Bahco 1/4" Mini socket. It looks great, but couldnt find a set that has SAE sockets, so thats a deal breaker for me.
Yeah, every person has different needs. i use my pipe wrench a lot, doing small plumbing projects. i'll add and remove tools to make the perfect bag for me, maybe someday i'll get it just right. Every other tool is in the truck or tool trailer.
I've never even thought about the floppiness of the bag, it does what i need it to do. What tool bag are you running?
Finally someone using the Dewalt 12v impact!!
Do you have it? Do you like it?
@@HandymanHertz Yes! It’s extremely well balanced and feels great in the hand. Personally the m12’s thick handle feels very unnatural
@@harry3338 I really like mine too! Love that you can use 20v charger too.
I have the same impact the dcf8001 I bought it years ago but I just got two 5 ah batteries
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I spent like $130 on a tool bag on wheels. It was nice but I had to give it up because it was like the tools were hiding from me. I switched over to a bucket with a tool carrier on it. I can see my tools now.
Sometimes the simple things are the best things!
Consider a pair of mini bolt cutters. I love mine and they get a fair amount of use.
Okay, thanks, that’s a good idea! Like some lineman pliers or actual mini bolt cutters?
@@HandymanHertz straight up mini bolt cutters. Project farm did a review.
I’ll look into it, thanks! I love project farm!
I traded most of those lights for the kobalt neck light. Each side holds an independent aa battery and 200 lumens so runs long and can wear a ball cap (was a headlamp prior)
Interesting, I’ll have to look into those. Thanks for the tip. I’m trying to get away from replacement batteries. I wonder if they have a rechargeable one
@@HandymanHertz ya they have both - I just decided to pickup 4 rechargeable and leave extra in bag so if dies on the job I take dead ones and charge and hot swap it right there. Had rechargeable and super reliable too .. just hard if dies or I forget to charge :-/
From my experience, surgeons have attitudes. That’s what they carry around with them everywhere
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10:16 "... is my S&W .44 Mag..." 😅
Haha I grabbed leather, but handyman style 🤠
That bag is available on Amazon UK it's red and the brand is sealey
Interesting, thanks for sharing, I’ll go see if I can find that brand here.
This is the one
Excellent Video, I swear we must be Clones. I carry all of those things in a Bucket Pouch that I mounted to a Stewardess Pull Cart. I’m also a Lumens Freak. Lighting is huge. Bought a Dewalt Snake Light adapter that is a 5,000 Lumens Light now. How can I send you pictures of my Handyman Bucket.
PS what model Leatherman do you use . I’m the Rebar Model guy it’s a lighter version of the The large Multitool model but lighter.
Hey thanks! Yeah send me some pics! Or better yet upload a video! You can email me at timjhertz@gmail.com. I use the leather man wave, it seemed to have everything I needed. I’ll have to look into the dewalt snake light adapter!
I’m not a fan of buying over priced Milwaukee stuff but your buddy’s bag is nice.
Yeah it’s a good setup! Pricey, but it’s very quality and will last for years.
I paint all my tools lime green. It's an ugly color but it stands out from my co workers tools
Smart...smart 👍🏼
@@HandymanHertz do u still have the same setup? And it's cool u responded considering it's an older video
@NoName_213 yup, I'm still using this same setup. It fits my needs.
Just came across your channel...subscribed. Curiosity killing me. What kind of skin is that on the wall behind you? Didn''t see in any of the comments, Thanks.
Thanks for the subscription! It's an elk hide.
Just my two cents, but the newer Milwaukee bits don’t seem to be made as well as the older black ones.
I recently got some of the Makita xps bits, and they seem to be pretty good, but I’ve only used the T25 so far.
Supposedly the Bosch and Flex bits are pretty good too.
I’m sorry to hear that, Ive had good luck with them so far. My only complaint is you about need a pair of channel locks to take them out, they are so snug.
@@HandymanHertz I’m not talking crap about the Milwaukee bits in general. In fact, I have a set of the older black ones that the TTI rep gave me for free when I bought my brushed M12 set about eight years ago.
Those bits have held up very well over the years.
I’m talking about the new silver ones. I’ve heard a lot of people say that they’re not nearly as good as the black ones.
1st thing; purchase a small PVC pipe, heat it to fit your file.
I’ll have to look into doing that, thanks!
So do you exclusively use an impact driver as a drill?
If so, have you encountered any limitations on jobs where you needed a true drill?
Yes, I rarely get my drill out of my truck. I'd say 98% of things I can do with an impact driver. But there are some things, like a holesaw, that require a drill. Even spade bits can fit in an impact. I believe that little tiny impact has 1450 inch pounds of torque. But, on bigger remodels or a construction site I would definitely have a drill on.
@@HandymanHertz Great info. Such a compact form..
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How about upgrading the bag to a VETO Pro Pac?
Looked into them. I don’t personally like them as well.
Curious...how much does this amazing loaded tool bag weigh?
I think 25.2 pounds. There’s a picture of it on a scale in the video somewhere! 👍🏼
Since this bag is not available anymore, do you recommend any other bag?
If I were to buy another one today, it would be this one, it’s currently over ~$60 with the coupon.
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Tool not in bag: laser level. I think it is fine in the truck or workshop: not in the bag. if you didn't know you need one for that job, you go get it and bring it back. What laser levels do you like? I've yet to buy one. Speaking of buying, I'm buying the stud finder through your link; does it work well on plaster walls built in 1950? i've liked and subscribed.
thanks a lot! I have an off brand laser level. I don’t use it much in what I do. Can’t say I use or like it enough to recommend it. I havnt used the stud finder on plaster walls much, but I wouldn’t think it would work too well for that. I may be wrong.
glazier's bar they are indispensable
Yeah, they are great too. Thanks for your input! 👍🏼
Who is giving you grief about Milwaukee products? Just curious…
oh sometimes Both Dewalt and Milwaukee fans on Tiktok and my friends who know I’m a dewalt guy.
1:54 What is that voltage tester
It's a sperry 80-480v tester. Just bought another one after all these years today actually. It's $6-7. Love it. amzn.to/4b2PrE5
How do you like the 12v Dewalt?
Absolutely love it!
@@HandymanHertz I don’t have any 12 volt Dewalt tools, but I was thinking about getting the DCF845, which is 20 volt.
I have the DCF787, and it works fine for what I do, but I kind of wish it had multiple speed settings.
@@DiligentDave1966 I have the Dewalt 850, it’s the atomic style and it is very very small and nice. So far so good on that. I have 2 887’s that are true work horses and I’ve had luck with for years. One I bought 7 years ago in a kit. All of these are brushless and have that 1825 inch pounds of torque I’m not sure why Dewalt offer so many styles with the same motors. 🤷🏼♂️ no need to switch to 12 V if you don’t have the batteries. The 850 is really lightweight and almost as small as the 12 V
@@HandymanHertz I had considered the 887, but I saw a couple of videos where it started smoking.
I’ve heard it’s a real work horse, but I’ve also heard it’s not durable.
I think the 850 might be a little too compact. That’s why I was considering the 845. It seems to fit in between.
Do you have any Ridgid tools?
@@DiligentDave1966 i understand your logic. No rigid tools.
Please tell us the Leatherman model you have . I asked before and you never answered.
It’s the leatherman wave. Sorry, I missed the previous comment. My most recommended tool I own.
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I’m surprised how little structure that bag has . I can’t believe it’s held up 3 years with how flimsy it appears to be .
I know, it’s held up super well, and I’m always hauling it in and out of houses!
@@HandymanHertz long as it works that’s all that matters am I right !!
GET YOUR HAMMER ATTACHED TO YOUR BELT BY A HEAVY DUTY MAGNET !
Hey, that's a great idea...I have a few rare earth magnets? I'll have to tinker around with this idea.
What is the reason anyone would give you a hard time for using milwaukee tools? Milwaukee is not as common in my area. Is Milwaukee over priced? Do you not get what you pay for in runtime or performance? Or is it just people trying to justify or reinsure their choice of brand loyalty?
I just it’s just good banter and guys giving each other a hard time. Milwaukee is a great product, but it does seem to be a little overpriced in my opinion.
That bag looks sloppy as hell because there is no structure to it but it's an awesome bag at the same time.
Yeah, I like it for what I need to do. Especially since it was about a fifth of the price of a Veto bag.