These videos are always so high quality. Its very impressive seeing you put so much craft, thought, and effort into them while also being a busy tradesman with a family.
I Like your videos, really like the fact you do chillers. Give us residential/light commercial guys a perspective of that side of the business! Trying to get my TH-cam going, think we have a good perspective here in the southern heat!
Great video, I'm thinking of getting one of these open tops. I've got several MB-2's as my purpose built bags, but there are some disadvantages to getting tools in and out... I love your back pocket idea, for HVAC at least, those pocket sizes are great for the Bluetooth psychrometers. 👍
you could always splice two AR mags to the back of the pouch , for your probes , great idea , BTW ! I’m not in HVAC , but I find your insights very usefull !
Solution to getting rained-on if you're caught in a quick downpour: Tuck a plastic grocery bag into the space that's there for a tool belt. That's what I did on my TP3; pull the bag out, put it over your tools. ...or over your connected gauges, then just grab your bag, and wait it out in the van.
This has got to be the best tour bag setup on you tube. I been in the field 17years and learned long ago you dont need 30lbs of tools to do service lol...great job bro
Good review. Been looking at these bags. My problem is no matter what bag I use it always fills up with tools to the point it's heavy to carry around. Also I like a bag that I can throw a part or two in ( small part) so I don't have to make second trip to truck, or take trash away. I never leave anything at job site I don't bring to the job site. Like Trash. Hate techs who leave trash behind. You know who you are. Stop it.
I like what you’re saying when it comes to the bag used for diagnosing. I’m overloading my MCT and need to start using the TP4B. All my other Testo probes can stay with the MCT plus it’s a pain bringing the MCT up to the roof. Thanks for another nice video.
Several great things in this video one is the pill box for connectors, the slim profile makes it easy to put into any pouch, great use. Second those color coded alan wrenches would definitely make life easier. I could ramble on but I wont, good video.
Great upload AK, I carry a similar tool pouch on my person when I'm in the job. I recon you could add a pocket tape measure to that, for mesureing the feet of a motor, filters and what not. Also I think you have you wig on upside down mate 😛
Another great bag, I have the Veto back pack tool bag- Excellent in every way, looking to get the smaller Veto MC bag as I just saw one in use by a plumber. The plumber said its perfect:) I could not believe how organized the plumbers bag was!
I believe in tools, I believe in toolsets per application and trade, I believe in backup sets for all my sets, unfortunately, this leads to backup storage for all my tools. What I can't believe is with 40+ years of cherry-picking tools for trades, building load-outs, and systems that you got me to buy yet more tools. Many of which I already have but not the better-looking one you showed me.
Damn nice set up, but man $80. I guess I'll wait till I make the big bucks for that. Have reassessed my tool necessities as I'm carrying around so much crap that almost never gets used or gets used on big change out jobs where I'm going back for my cart anyway.
Has your tool bag ever saved a trip to the van? I need a blue wire nut, I think I'm out, unload the tool bag turn it upside down... Blue wire nut falls out! Great vid man! Keep em coming
I thought I was the only one still using the plastic pumpkin tool pouch! Great video as always. I had that Klein multi-nut driver at one point, second drawback for me was the lack of a magnet. I tend to do a lot of boom lift work and it was troublesome not having one.
i fucking hated that the first multi nut driver by klien didnt include half inch, most used size, never use the anything smaller (im an electrician fyi)
AK, I have a TP3B now and seeing the 4b makes me want one of those, awesome review!! Your videos are getting better and better. I watched your live podcast the other day when you talked about the new facility that you were taking care of now. You mentioned the hot gas line going right back into the suction line of the compressor. I would of sent in a comment on that but I was watching it the next day, not live. Anyways, do you think what was on that system wasn’t a hot gas bypass but actually a desuperheater.... I used to work for Jci for over a decade as a chiller mechanic and ran into desuperheaters from time to time. Just a thought.....
Hello sir good day how are you doing right now I've tried your yahoo email and I'm not being able to get into contact with you now I've recI ever you're new email which I sent you a mail in relation to you're videos and I'm currently Trying to get some information on how I can upgrade my self in the hvac department I'm also in the field but I've never been able to do the heating aspects of it how best can you help me as well as books certifications and how to do them
Man, you're a Killa, AK! Very Kool vid, love the inclusion of the funny pieces! Lol! I'm getting one of these for my appliance repair runs. Thanks, man. Biggup!!
For the people that own this pouch, would a fully loaded pouch work well with the belt clip? I don't like threading my belts I like the fast on/off clip. I am thinking more of the TP3 but i like the larger storage offered on the TP4 for my meter and larger diagnostic tools. Please advise.
With your little tid-bit at the end, why not connect two vetos’ back-2-back! Twice the room and you could connect the handle straps together as one. Just a possibility!
I know a pre-apprentice that is hoping to upgrade from his BPGTB-2 (Brown Paper Grocery Tool Bag - 2 "Double Bag'd") and thanks to this great review I know exactly what to get for him. Perfect timing as well... the Halloween store just opened up for the fall and should be fully stocked with trick or treat pumpkins. Be the change you want to see in the world.
Hey brother. I just seen a atlas 45 load out bag and vest rigs. There life time and American made. You think you may look in to a test rig try out from them. To see what you think on it.
Great vid my man! I LOVE Veto Bags. I was NEVER an open top tool bag guy until my Father handed me down his Veto Pro tech OT-XL and it's just a no brainer, these bags are made by tradesmen, for tradesmen, for life! - I recently picked up the TP4 pouch...only compliant is there is NO tape measure buckle to hold it, but it fits on one of the outside openings! Now Veto needs to start making shoulder straps for their pouches! LOL
As far as the impact driver problem, i use the metal clip on the back of the bag to put my Milwaukee m12 gen two on it. Works well on the outside of my m2b bag and more room for my hand tools inside
I had to stop the video to thank you for upping your video skills and really putting effort in making us laugh in a very professional way. Thank you sir now back to the video. Keep it up!!!!
Thank you so much. I used the bucket with bucket lid. Had a small belt hook time which carried my nut drivers and wow forgot what else. But I was just residential repair.
Can you tell me how high the belt clip is from the base? I am contemplating adding one of these to my TECHOT-MC on its tape measure clip to create a modular carry system.
I’m in definite need of a new bag. My company requires me to have a “backpack” style tool bag and the one I have (its a Klein tools bag, 89$ on amazon for the curious ones) and I hate it, 3 of my co workers also have it and it just doesn’t hold up to the weight of all our tools (it falls over) and there’s just not enough space in it in general. I like the veto pro pac tech pac but that thing is just too damn expensive. Any other recommendations?
These videos are always so high quality. Its very impressive seeing you put so much craft, thought, and effort into them while also being a busy tradesman with a family.
That means a lot pepe, I put a lot into trying to learn this video “craft” in addition to my hvac Trade.
Just made my decision to become an HVAC tech. Doing the Lincoln Tech Program. Cannot wait to learn and work and have a great career
It's a great career
How is it going?
Going well. Hard finding anyone that wants to take on apprentices or give a guy a chance in the field. At least where I’m at
@@ryanguere8872 do you have your certifications ? Or still in school.
@@josephsantos7047 no not yet. Only started in may
I Like your videos, really like the fact you do chillers. Give us residential/light commercial guys a perspective of that side of the business!
Trying to get my TH-cam going, think we have a good perspective here in the southern heat!
100% right on about the two pockets on back for the wireless probes...That would make the bag almost perfect.
running calls out of a Halloween pumpkin is the most legendary thing ive ever heard
"Running calls out of a halloween pumpkin" I loled.
You gotta switch to knipex already lol
Great video, I'm thinking of getting one of these open tops. I've got several MB-2's as my purpose built bags, but there are some disadvantages to getting tools in and out... I love your back pocket idea, for HVAC at least, those pocket sizes are great for the Bluetooth psychrometers. 👍
I think you’d like it Mike, thanks for watching!
Can you please do a video on flashlights and working lights review
you could always splice two AR mags to the back of the pouch , for your probes , great idea , BTW ! I’m not in HVAC , but I find your insights very usefull !
Solution to getting rained-on if you're caught in a quick downpour:
Tuck a plastic grocery bag into the space that's there for a tool belt.
That's what I did on my TP3; pull the bag out, put it over your tools.
...or over your connected gauges, then just grab your bag, and wait it out in the van.
Solid advice bro, thanks!
Great vid and review and great tool pouch !! 👍
Thank you brotha! Come to hvac shop talk tonight! 9pm
Hey man! Just a suggestion. That “parts tray” will slide right in the that hollow hoop under the handle.
This has got to be the best tour bag setup on you tube. I been in the field 17years and learned long ago you dont need 30lbs of tools to do service lol...great job bro
Look at the super Klein multi that has Schrader and a shit ton of possibilities
Good review. Been looking at these bags. My problem is no matter what bag I use it always fills up with tools to the point it's heavy to carry around. Also I like a bag that I can throw a part or two in ( small part) so I don't have to make second trip to truck, or take trash away. I never leave anything at job site I don't bring to the job site. Like Trash. Hate techs who leave trash behind. You know who you are. Stop it.
AGREED!!
I like what you’re saying when it comes to the bag used for diagnosing. I’m overloading my MCT and need to start using the TP4B. All my other Testo probes can stay with the MCT plus it’s a pain bringing the MCT up to the roof.
Thanks for another nice video.
Thank you Mike!
Several great things in this video one is the pill box for connectors, the slim profile makes it easy to put into any pouch, great use. Second those color coded alan wrenches would definitely make life easier. I could ramble on but I wont, good video.
Love that Klein controls screw driver.....instead of carrying a set.....
Has Mickey been allowed back into the "Clubhouse"
With great respect , you could reduce your tool count by going to Knipex Cobras , and Plierwrenches , basically put my adjustables out of work !
This! Knipex wrenches would taoe the place of all those Crescent style ones you have in the bag.
Great upload AK, I carry a similar tool pouch on my person when I'm in the job. I recon you could add a pocket tape measure to that, for mesureing the feet of a motor, filters and what not.
Also I think you have you wig on upside down mate 😛
Nice bag but they need to come out with a MB4 I think would be a big seller
Another great bag, I have the Veto back pack tool bag- Excellent in every way, looking to get the smaller Veto MC bag as I just saw one in use by a plumber. The plumber said its perfect:) I could not believe how organized the plumbers bag was!
Be careful of tool belts. I knew a guy who was an electrician who used one and needed a hip replacement after 25 years of using it.
@Eric M Yes, depending on age and gym work outs the stress to one side of the body is increased verses spreading it out evenly to more areas:)
Looks great bud!
HVACR VIDEOS 🤜🤛
I believe in tools, I believe in toolsets per application and trade, I believe in backup sets for all my sets, unfortunately, this leads to backup storage for all my tools. What I can't believe is with 40+ years of cherry-picking tools for trades, building load-outs, and systems that you got me to buy yet more tools. Many of which I already have but not the better-looking one you showed me.
Damn nice set up, but man $80. I guess I'll wait till I make the big bucks for that. Have reassessed my tool necessities as I'm carrying around so much crap that almost never gets used or gets used on big change out jobs where I'm going back for my cart anyway.
Has your tool bag ever saved a trip to the van? I need a blue wire nut, I think I'm out, unload the tool bag turn it upside down... Blue wire nut falls out!
Great vid man! Keep em coming
I thought I was the only one still using the plastic pumpkin tool pouch! Great video as always. I had that Klein multi-nut driver at one point, second drawback for me was the lack of a magnet. I tend to do a lot of boom lift work and it was troublesome not having one.
Have you done any vids on that veto tech pac in the background?
They have a promo right now. Buy a veto bag and get a free tp4 bag. I have mine coming soon.
Tfn funny! You retire 2yrs ago? I am happy/feel lucky to binge all your content no matter what.
Does it have a spot for your little m12 impact? And let’s not forget a spot for your uv dye and super seal for all those leaking unitary coils😂
Still got my pumpkin, looking to upgrade. Thanks for the video!
i fucking hated that the first multi nut driver by klien didnt include half inch, most used size, never use the anything smaller (im an electrician fyi)
Great review. It's too bad you stopped making videos.
Thank you.
Great video.
Really appreciate!
Thank you for watching Octavio!
Thanks for sharing. Do you have a video about using magnetic solenoid.
Nice vid Drew ... Veto tool bags are addicting ... We're gonna have start a support group ... Lol ...
Eddy 😁😆
Great video like always!! 💯 Where did you find that tripod?
I got rid of my multi nut driver anchor after the first week. Too cumbersome and never needed.
What kind of adjustable wrenches do you use?
Just bought one while watching the video I’m sold
Psh..Ill never give up my halloween pumpkin
I'm definitely getting one of those! I'm new in the trade and I follow your advice I appreciate your channel
AK, I have a TP3B now and seeing the 4b makes me want one of those, awesome review!! Your videos are getting better and better.
I watched your live podcast the other day when you talked about the new facility that you were taking care of now. You mentioned the hot gas line going right back into the suction line of the compressor. I would of sent in a comment on that but I was watching it the next day, not live. Anyways, do you think what was on that system wasn’t a hot gas bypass but actually a desuperheater.... I used to work for Jci for over a decade as a chiller mechanic and ran into desuperheaters from time to time.
Just a thought.....
Or c clean your tools after there exposed to Moisture
Why do you need two clamps if you only use one at a time? No valve wrench?
Doing a HVAC program, this helps
Hello sir good day how are you doing right now I've tried your yahoo email and I'm not being able to get into contact with you now I've recI ever you're new email which I sent you a mail in relation to you're videos and I'm currently Trying to get some information on how I can upgrade my self in the hvac department I'm also in the field but I've never been able to do the heating aspects of it how best can you help me as well as books certifications and how to do them
Can you share who makes those adj wrenches and what size they are? thanks!
Put a wet shoe lace on your temp probe and you can get wet bulb easily
Man, you're a Killa, AK! Very Kool vid, love the inclusion of the funny pieces! Lol! I'm getting one of these for my appliance repair runs. Thanks, man. Biggup!!
Your channel is amazing
For the people that own this pouch, would a fully loaded pouch work well with the belt clip? I don't like threading my belts I like the fast on/off clip. I am thinking more of the TP3 but i like the larger storage offered on the TP4 for my meter and larger diagnostic tools. Please advise.
The customer service is the reason I hate the bag!!!
Maybe I missed it in the comments, Who makes the torque wrench Schrader tool? It’s so difficult not to over tighten in the mind, lol. Thanks again..
Nice review.
Thank you Adam!
With your little tid-bit at the end, why not connect two vetos’ back-2-back! Twice the room and you could connect the handle straps together as one. Just a possibility!
Dang it I bought the tp4 not B 😩😩😩😩
I know a pre-apprentice that is hoping to upgrade from his BPGTB-2 (Brown Paper Grocery Tool Bag - 2 "Double Bag'd") and thanks to this great review I know exactly what to get for him. Perfect timing as well... the Halloween store just opened up for the fall and should be fully stocked with trick or treat pumpkins. Be the change you want to see in the world.
That is my every day service pouch ,I love it but I put a small dewalt 12 volt drill in the big pocket and hang my meter pouch off a caribener
Hey brother. I just seen a atlas 45 load out bag and vest rigs. There life time and American made. You think you may look in to a test rig try out from them. To see what you think on it.
Friday looks like a hard pill to sallow
What about a 5B?
Definitely like the first GEN of nut driver better than the second one. Way too big I don’t feel like carrying a donkey dong around all day.
I see a lot of these vids. ...
Some reviewers / hvac /elect Tools look unused.
I've noticed that too..
Thinking about doing the same and getting away from my Pro Pac tech for troubleshooting. Then dragging the beast out for the big boy jobs.
how heavy is it full of all your tools?
Great vid my man! I LOVE Veto Bags. I was NEVER an open top tool bag guy until my Father handed me down his Veto Pro tech OT-XL and it's just a no brainer, these bags are made by tradesmen, for tradesmen, for life! - I recently picked up the TP4 pouch...only compliant is there is NO tape measure buckle to hold it, but it fits on one of the outside openings! Now Veto needs to start making shoulder straps for their pouches! LOL
As far as the impact driver problem, i use the metal clip on the back of the bag to put my Milwaukee m12 gen two on it. Works well on the outside of my m2b bag and more room for my hand tools inside
I had to stop the video to thank you for upping your video skills and really putting effort in making us laugh in a very professional way. Thank you sir now back to the video. Keep it up!!!!
I switch a lot from my mb2 to my mct when I use a smaller bag I always have a need for more tools good review .
I have those two as well so far
Why isn’t nobody talking about the no space for the meter?
Nicely done. 🤣🤣🤣
I have it and love it. I did go down to a Milwaukee 12v impact and it has a hook on it and I just put it through the ring on the side
That's how I carry mine, works great.
Great idea
Thank you so much. I used the bucket with bucket lid. Had a small belt hook time which carried my nut drivers and wow forgot what else. But I was just residential repair.
Can you tell me how high the belt clip is from the base? I am contemplating adding one of these to my TECHOT-MC on its tape measure clip to create a modular carry system.
I was gonna go with that Klein nut driver but I decided to go with a malco universal bit driver handle way cheaper and saves tons of space
Great review my friend! Might I suggest you add a plastic FUSE PULLER inside the top leather fold of the pouch....
Awesome video bro!
I still go back to these videos you were ahead of time Andrew always had bad ass videos
Funny Video Bro!
Thanks 4info
IBEW639
You don't use a s screwdriver bit ratchet?
Did you keep the klein 7 in 1? I tried it, but it was like you said to big to get in a lot of places. Great review, enjoyed it. Thanks.
Great video, could you tell me what size of socket wrench we are gonna need mostly?
Great bag,isn’t veto coming out with a mb2 replacement with a plastic bottom ?
Not exactly...it will be similar though, I’ve seen some prototypes.
No impact?
Cu/Al wire shears! Once you start using shears for cutting wire, you will not go back to pinch-style cutters.
Excelente, video and very helpful👌🏽 now there’s no excuse for me not to purchase vetto bag.
If i buy dose this tool pouch dose it come with the beard🕵👁
I’m in definite need of a new bag. My company requires me to have a “backpack” style tool bag and the one I have (its a Klein tools bag, 89$ on amazon for the curious ones) and I hate it, 3 of my co workers also have it and it just doesn’t hold up to the weight of all our tools (it falls over) and there’s just not enough space in it in general. I like the veto pro pac tech pac but that thing is just too damn expensive. Any other recommendations?
Not when it comes to backpacks...besides Klein and Veto, CLC is the only other big player I believe.
Absalutly amazing video fella . Well done in all fields
i have one but havent figured out how to pack it until now. thanks
Awesome
What tripod is that fam? Dope video 100
Yes tools rust from exposure but you’re supposed to occasionally clean your tools
Need it
Where did you get the 11 in 1 Klein HVAC ?
Klein Tools 32596 Screwdriver /Nut Driver 8-in-1 www.amazon.com/dp/B073R7RT1V/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_i_fiX2Db517MV14