I wish my apprentices could be this organized, well done Sir! And btw the m18 bandsaw does fit in the medium along with my m18 drill and impact, m18 sawzall, m18 router and multi tool. Lol just saw we have matching Family tattoos
Amazing setup bro. I really hope your employer isn’t requiring you to provide all of this stuff because that is an absolutely ridiculously amount of money worth of tools for an apprentice tradesperson to have to furnish.
Not really, if you're serious then you might as well be kitted as a journeyman even though youre only a 2nd year etc etc. I know a lot of "journeymen" who are complete bums that borrow tools like 15 times a day
In big jobs, (commercial ground up high rise projects) its best to have a gang box, and only pull out what you will be using. No need to pull out the whole arsenal to install conduit or pull wire. Dig the setup.
I have the same packout and husky tool tote. Dont have the vacuum though. Unfortunately the wheels broke on my packout after 6 months of fairly heavy use. They want $40 for plastic wheels and I'm not sure if I want to spend the money, feel like they should send them to me for free. I love Milwaukee tools and try to only buy there power tools but I'm a little disappointed with my $300 packout that now sits at the house because it can't roll anymore. Nice set up man, really liking what you've put together. You Need to get that radio bro, it's only 300 bucks...
Around here (midwest) it's the contractors responsibility to provide the power tools. I feel for you guys that have to provide your own. As an apprentice, our union agreement spells out exactly what tools the electrician has to provide.
As an electrician you only need a small pouch for 90% of what you do... linesman pliers, strippers, side cutters, water pump pliers "channel locks" in layman's terms, hacksaw, multi driver, beater blade, knife, level, tape measure, flashlight, pen, pencil and a volt tick. The last 10% is what takes a stack of tool boxes to fulfill. I am guilty of this but I have a mini job box by van vault to protect them because I don't trust those overpriced plastic pack outs. Nice setup and great video!
IF you are an apprentice, and have to supply the tools to fill these boxes, you are with the wrong company. You should not need all these boxes worth of tools anyway
But our paychecks are what make us buy tools correct ? When I first started 3 years ago as a apprentice I hated borrowing tools , before I was a put mechanic for drifting and hated to even borrow a socket or battery or jack ... I’m 3 years into industrial and I have my 3 pack out boxes loaded ... sometimes I have more tools than the journey man ... it helps to have all than none.. my company provides tools but it’s annoying to walk 10 mins to the trailer and walk back to get back to work and so forth ..
yeahmathew I make $21 in SoCal with my company ... and I work 120hrs every 2 weeks . Sometimes we get OT bursts sometimes no .... just depends ... but if your a fast learner and want to work hard you should have no problem moving up from a starting point ... I’ve worked with people who have years of experience on me and make less than me .. but their just lazy and do shitty work ... it’s obvious to the bosses who wants it more than the other guys ... don’t make friends and be a sponge .
you have a good setup! You have a lot of experience already. I feel you on the m12 hackzall, that thing dies quick on me too. good for smaller projects. I ended up getting the m18 hackzall.
M12 sawzall is more for auto motive for cutting off rusty bolts and tail pipes in tight spots but wood, plastics big jobs where you got room go for the big one.
How are you able to bring power tools onsite? Do you work for a non union company because we cannot bring any power tools in our contract the company we work for has to provide all tools that are not on the tool list.
I'm disappointed that you still have to carry a Husky bag for hand tools. I was hoping to eliminate the old broken down bag and be able to organize the hammers, screw drivers, etc. By the way sparky, you better get your insulated tools and screw drivers, and not put them in a regular tool bag like that. All my insulated tools go in a protective box. Really don't like going live too much, but, even a little bitty knick on them is all it takes to jolt the old bones awake, or dead. As you say, safety first.
Read many comments and was a little appalled that some of you say that this man has to many tools for an apprentice... My thoughts are that anyone that goes into a trade and doesn't invest in tools he cannot work as well or as professionally as his colleagues. The proper tools can make you work faster than the pace of an apprentice then it is only time for you to learn your trade better and speed up your process. If you like what you do and want to do it for the rest of your life you must invest in the best tool you can afford,... You should buy the tool only when you need it and preferably only when you have the money to pay for it. It is people that have pride in their work that invest in themselves and their work. I believe tools for some men are like jewelry for some women or a new expensive suit for some business men. This is a way for pros and even apprentices to put their best foot forward...
I'm not mad at all the tools. Just can't believe he brings all that to each and every single job site. I'd just take what I need, you'll know after first day. Rotate in the tools you need, out with what you don't per job. I don't see a single problem with owning them all, makes anybody more useful. I just wouldn't wanna lug them all around always.
Well said Pasquale,I am a union finish carpenter. I just recently purchased the pack out system I got the new two wheel cart extra large toolbox and two of the regular size toolboxes and one medium size clear lid organizer for all my screws. I have the typical battery operated multi tool, circular saw, jigsaw. And I have a power planer and belt sander in my extra large toolbox. Then I put all my other handtools Makita impact drill,laser etc..in the other two medium size toolboxes. And my screw organizer. And I put my 4’and2’ levels and 2’ square on the rack system on the back of the two wheel cart. It works great for me because you never know what tool you may need installing cabinets wall paneling reception desk etc. I love my pack out set up.
@@krich106 Most of what you say is spot on, but don’t tell me that you have an unexpected problem and the perfect tool is at the shop. I am certain you can do the job but you bought that particular tool for the exact problem you are facing... When it happens to me, I feel like kicking myself in the behind!!! Thank God this is not possible.
Ha! You had me there for a minute. I KNOW you're not an electrician because you have a vac. NO, and I mean No, electrician I've ever met cleans up after themselves. Good try tho. 🤣
Alex Smith it all varies with what company your with I’ve had some company’s expect me to show up with everything and then some are surprised I show up with just basic hand tools
@@fedfreds832 Oh definitely depends; im in the Union now and they gave me a set of basic hand tools to keep as well as supply all the power tools. Still buy a lot of my own though, cause, you know, tools are an addiction haha
Alex Smith yeah that’s when it’s funny when u get guys who show up with nothing but want every tool at work. Just go buy your own 🤷🏻♂️if you really love the trade you’ll want these tools outside of work also
Fed Fred's Well if you’re Union you’re only required to bring what’s on the tool list which is only hand tools, should really look into joining the IBEW, why pay for all these power tools to beat on at work and constantly replace
@@fedfreds832 union is packed here in Georgia. Almost 25k union jobs in my 500k metro. All pay better than your rat existence. Plus we work PLENTY of Brothers from all around the tucking world with 2 sites over 20B total.
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This man does not want to walk out to the van every 20 minutes. I like it!
Anyone taking bets he has a ladder rack on his Ford Focus
This dude isn't an apprentice...he's a contractor...lmfao
This guy has more tools than my current journeymen but nice packout bud
If youre new to the trade notice how he has all his tools identified w orange tape. Definitely a must
Kinda basic in the trade over here in Washington. How else do you mark your tools unless your engraving your name in them
Yes mines identify with black over red tape an it covers my name just in case they peal it off , better
An engraver is the best $10 investment you may make
im gonna do red tape, starting now.
Cut your damn fingernails dude
I wish my apprentices could be this organized, well done Sir! And btw the m18 bandsaw does fit in the medium along with my m18 drill and impact, m18 sawzall, m18 router and multi tool. Lol just saw we have matching Family tattoos
The packout radio is well worth it! Just got one yesterday and absoutley love it!
Amazing setup bro. I really hope your employer isn’t requiring you to provide all of this stuff because that is an absolutely ridiculously amount of money worth of tools for an apprentice tradesperson to have to furnish.
Great video , I love Packout system👍
Damn! a lot of kit for an apprentice. i'm an apprentice with a fair bit of kit but this is next level.
Not really, if you're serious then you might as well be kitted as a journeyman even though youre only a 2nd year etc etc. I know a lot of "journeymen" who are complete bums that borrow tools like 15 times a day
@@conqwiztadore2213 lmfao true hate when my j man asks for my bits
I like how you just throw that book on the floor haha
Nice tool kit!
In big jobs, (commercial ground up high rise projects) its best to have a gang box, and only pull out what you will be using. No need to pull out the whole arsenal to install conduit or pull wire. Dig the setup.
Lol u gotta lower the handle bars to open the lid on the medium box
That’s a sick set up. Does your company not provide any power tools at all?
I bought my pack out for my Subaru Outback work truck. It is the perfect solution!
Nice review homie!
Great video
I have the same packout and husky tool tote. Dont have the vacuum though.
Unfortunately the wheels broke on my packout after 6 months of fairly heavy use. They want $40 for plastic wheels and I'm not sure if I want to spend the money, feel like they should send them to me for free. I love Milwaukee tools and try to only buy there power tools but I'm a little disappointed with my $300 packout that now sits at the house because it can't roll anymore.
Nice set up man, really liking what you've put together. You Need to get that radio bro, it's only 300 bucks...
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Around here (midwest) it's the contractors responsibility to provide the power tools. I feel for you guys that have to provide your own. As an apprentice, our union agreement spells out exactly what tools the electrician has to provide.
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thats a pretty damn good kit for an apprentice! i wouldnt be embarrassed to have that as a qualified tradie at all!
Australian?
Nice set up.. Great investment.
That’s a paint ball mask if you use that for hockey say goodbye to your teeth and if your American that will be expensive
seems strange seeing the pack out in red which colour would you perfer black or red
We use the M18 Hackzall and it’s really nice, way more balanced that a regular sawzall
Hackzall is for kids and drywall
And conduit, strut, bolt rod, and just about anything else in this trade
I like the husky tool bag, I have the same one better organized than Milwaukee packout tool bag.
Nice !
As an electrician you only need a small pouch for 90% of what you do... linesman pliers, strippers, side cutters, water pump pliers "channel locks" in layman's terms, hacksaw, multi driver, beater blade, knife, level, tape measure, flashlight, pen, pencil and a volt tick. The last 10% is what takes a stack of tool boxes to fulfill. I am guilty of this but I have a mini job box by van vault to protect them because I don't trust those overpriced plastic pack outs. Nice setup and great video!
Hockey style mask incase your attacked for your packout.
If you want to buy all those tools more power to ya but thats way over the top. The company should provide alot of those.
Foreman would never let us use our own power tools.
Dammit Bobby. Where’d you leave muh hammer?
Impressive.
The day i got the m12 band saw game changer.
IF you are an apprentice, and have to supply the tools to fill these boxes, you are with the wrong company. You should not need all these boxes worth of tools anyway
But our paychecks are what make us buy tools correct ? When I first started 3 years ago as a apprentice I hated borrowing tools , before I was a put mechanic for drifting and hated to even borrow a socket or battery or jack ... I’m 3 years into industrial and I have my 3 pack out boxes loaded ... sometimes I have more tools than the journey man ... it helps to have all than none.. my company provides tools but it’s annoying to walk 10 mins to the trailer and walk back to get back to work and so forth ..
jarry Dee you 100% right, but if someone wants to grow as a professional, I think this is the right way.
Different story if you’re a sub contractor
Heights Kings how much do you usually make im still 50/50 if i want to get into this field
yeahmathew I make $21 in SoCal with my company ... and I work 120hrs every 2 weeks . Sometimes we get OT bursts sometimes no .... just depends ... but if your a fast learner and want to work hard you should have no problem moving up from a starting point ... I’ve worked with people who have years of experience on me and make less than me .. but their just lazy and do shitty work ... it’s obvious to the bosses who wants it more than the other guys ... don’t make friends and be a sponge .
no need for 18v stuff. I just bring a corded hammer drill. Everything else is 12v bosh tools
Ah... I see you´re an orange tape guy. Got green myself.
you have a good setup! You have a lot of experience already. I feel you on the m12 hackzall, that thing dies quick on me too. good for smaller projects. I ended up getting the m18 hackzall.
M12 sawzall is more for auto motive for cutting off rusty bolts and tail pipes in tight spots but wood, plastics big jobs where you got room go for the big one.
theres a pipe bending app called ibend lol
How are you able to bring power tools onsite? Do you work for a non union company because we cannot bring any power tools in our contract the company we work for has to provide all tools that are not on the tool list.
What local brother? Local 1 member retired👍
Yes and more
You ever used the right angle drill?😂😂
why are you supplying so many power tools? that is the contractor's responsibility bro.
Over 25ft I use a laser tape
an electrician can fit all his tools in one pocket.
Hmmmmmmk
@@cheynebest7028 maybe not a step ladder, screwdriver and snips tho.
@@jamieee321 I've seen it done lmao
I didnt knew kangaroo were actually electricians
I literally bought the Klein multi tool knife so I wouldn't have to carry 5 different hand tools..
I'm disappointed that you still have to carry a Husky bag for hand tools. I was hoping to eliminate the old broken down bag and be able to organize the hammers, screw drivers, etc.
By the way sparky, you better get your insulated tools and screw drivers, and not put them in a regular tool bag like that. All my insulated tools go in a protective box. Really don't like going live too much, but, even a little bitty knick on them is all it takes to jolt the old bones awake, or dead. As you say, safety first.
what type the mask and where buy i'm interest
Read many comments and was a little appalled that some of you say that this man has to many tools for an apprentice... My thoughts are that anyone that goes into a trade and doesn't invest in tools he cannot work as well or as professionally as his colleagues. The proper tools can make you work faster than the pace of an apprentice then it is only time for you to learn your trade better and speed up your process. If you like what you do and want to do it for the rest of your life you must invest in the best tool you can afford,... You should buy the tool only when you need it and preferably only when you have the money to pay for it. It is people that have pride in their work that invest in themselves and their work. I believe tools for some men are like jewelry for some women or a new expensive suit for some business men. This is a way for pros and even apprentices to put their best foot forward...
I'm not mad at all the tools. Just can't believe he brings all that to each and every single job site. I'd just take what I need, you'll know after first day. Rotate in the tools you need, out with what you don't per job. I don't see a single problem with owning them all, makes anybody more useful. I just wouldn't wanna lug them all around always.
Well said Pasquale,I am a union finish carpenter. I just recently purchased the pack out system I got the new two wheel cart extra large toolbox and two of the regular size toolboxes and one medium size clear lid organizer for all my screws. I have the typical battery operated multi tool, circular saw, jigsaw. And I have a power planer and belt sander in my extra large toolbox. Then I put all my other handtools Makita impact drill,laser etc..in the other two medium size toolboxes. And my screw organizer. And I put my 4’and2’ levels and 2’ square on the rack system on the back of the two wheel cart. It works great for me because you never know what tool you may need installing cabinets wall paneling reception desk etc. I love my pack out set up.
@@krich106 Most of what you say is spot on, but don’t tell me that you have an unexpected problem and the perfect tool is at the shop. I am certain you can do the job but you bought that particular tool for the exact problem you are facing... When it happens to me, I feel like kicking myself in the behind!!! Thank God this is not possible.
POS handle for the SDS lmao. Bet it came off first use
You fit a gang box in your car? ❄️
My m12 fuel saw has power man
Get you a veto tool bag man!
Ha! You had me there for a minute. I KNOW you're not an electrician because you have a vac. NO, and I mean No, electrician I've ever met cleans up after themselves. Good try tho. 🤣
Cool I’m thinking 🤔 of getting that I also have a small car
How did you start your apprenticeship?
I applied right out of high school at a large electrical contractor in my area who then put me through the apprenticeship.
go to a local IBEW and tell them to point to their Apprenticeship
To bad you don’t got the deep cut bandsaw. Nice collection of tools though some apprentices think the company should hand you tools
A lot of companies do provide all the tools besides basic hand tools.
Alex Smith it all varies with what company your with I’ve had some company’s expect me to show up with everything and then some are surprised I show up with just basic hand tools
@@fedfreds832 Oh definitely depends; im in the Union now and they gave me a set of basic hand tools to keep as well as supply all the power tools. Still buy a lot of my own though, cause, you know, tools are an addiction haha
Alex Smith yeah that’s when it’s funny when u get guys who show up with nothing but want every tool at work. Just go buy your own 🤷🏻♂️if you really love the trade you’ll want these tools outside of work also
Fed Fred's Well if you’re Union you’re only required to bring what’s on the tool list which is only hand tools, should really look into joining the IBEW, why pay for all these power tools to beat on at work and constantly replace
Thankful I’m Union and the contractor provides all this so I don’t have to buy it or bring it!
Wow first time I've seen that type of mask , where did you get it ?
My company actually supplied it.
@@spatsmans what specific model label maker is that ??
Wow. Your employer has you provide a lot of tools. Do you feel that the pay is good enough to make it worth the work and the investment in tools?
Damm Dude I take it you’re non union
Rafael Manuel he is definitely non union!
Proud to be from a merit shop.
Nothing wrong with being able to negotiate your pay yourself.
Rafael Manuel if he’s actually working then ya no union
Curious, why do you say that?
@@fedfreds832 union is packed here in Georgia. Almost 25k union jobs in my 500k metro.
All pay better than your rat existence.
Plus we work PLENTY of Brothers from all around the tucking world with 2 sites over 20B total.
What specific model label maker is that sir ?
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You need some foam to better organize your tools and keep them safe.
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That’s a rotary hammer not a hammer drill
Overpriced. Bottom line
All Milwaukee tools are overrated