I'm three seconds into the video and I already have a suggestion: turn your ceiling fan off before you film. The flickering shadow is very distracting from your content. Edit: finished the video, and you've got a nice kit there. Any bolt you can't loosen with that kit needs a blowtorch.
@@elisebrown5157 hey there actually isn’t a ceiling fan in the room or any other fan. It was some sort of weird effect from my Milwaukee Rover light I was using for lighting being too bright. I dimmed it and made a few more videos and the effect went away. 🤷🏼♂️very strange. Thanks. It’s been years in the process bringing that kit together through trial and error. Edit: when my wife first watched the video she said where did you record this? There’s no ceiling fan in that room 😂
@@farmer-0639 With non-dimming, mains-powered, lighting it's simple - Set your camcorder shutter speed to below 1/60 in the US, below 1/50 in europe. With a dimming lighting esp LED it's a bit more complicated as was noted above because the PWM frequency can be all over the place, *most likely the same rule should apply* as well it's just that perhaps you could get by with higher shutter speeds. Note that you might not see this in the camcorder's monitor when you set up your recording, so whenever your lighting setup changes you might want to shoot a couple seconds test.
My best friend who has passed would work on engines with his 1/4 drive. Or 1/2 ðr. I prefer 3/8 drive. Only thing I would add is adjustable pliers. Mabe a small hone to go along with the leather piece. I would tailor to myself. Really nice kit.
@@r.tomrobison8307 hey appreciate it. That’s a great idea. You might like my video on my edc extension kit. I included a small adjustable wrench in it to supplement this kit. The hone is a great idea too. Appreciate you watching
Greetings from Alabama! This video was unique. The tool selection is great and your reasons choosing them were well reasoned. The multiple capabilities that you developed with add one was brilliant. Keep up the good work!
Y'all would be surprised how simmilar a mover's pocket kit is to this one. Inevitably, someone will ask me why I carry all of that stuff. To which my response is usually something like, "if I knew what I was going to need it for, I wouldn't need to carry all of it."
@@old_timey_prospector good to hear we have some similarities in ideas with this. I try to think of not only what I typically encounter each day but what I “might encounter”. Thanks for watching.
@@user-gh5if5oo2f I’ve got a video that is coming out on July 17th about it if you want to check back when it posts. I’ve got a lot more upcoming videos with various maxpedition pouches that I’m using right now. Appreciate you watching.
Nice setup. Very multifunctional. That's so funny...I was gonna suggest a 1/4" sliding T-handle...
@@MarzNet256 try to save the best for last I guess. Lol appreciate it and appreciate you watching
I'm three seconds into the video and I already have a suggestion: turn your ceiling fan off before you film. The flickering shadow is very distracting from your content.
Edit: finished the video, and you've got a nice kit there. Any bolt you can't loosen with that kit needs a blowtorch.
@@elisebrown5157 hey there actually isn’t a ceiling fan in the room or any other fan. It was some sort of weird effect from my Milwaukee Rover light I was using for lighting being too bright. I dimmed it and made a few more videos and the effect went away. 🤷🏼♂️very strange. Thanks. It’s been years in the process bringing that kit together through trial and error.
Edit: when my wife first watched the video she said where did you record this? There’s no ceiling fan in that room 😂
@@farmer-0639LED lights have this kind of effect. Most of them are PWM controlled, combined with fast shutter of a camera gives of a flickering.
Fps of camera change to avoid led light flucker
@@ChrisLoew appreciate it. It’s strange that for some reason I just had that problem on this video and not the others. 🤷🏼♂️ technology 🤷🏼♂️
@@farmer-0639 With non-dimming, mains-powered, lighting it's simple - Set your camcorder shutter speed to below 1/60 in the US, below 1/50 in europe. With a dimming lighting esp LED it's a bit more complicated as was noted above because the PWM frequency can be all over the place, *most likely the same rule should apply* as well it's just that perhaps you could get by with higher shutter speeds.
Note that you might not see this in the camcorder's monitor when you set up your recording, so whenever your lighting setup changes you might want to shoot a couple seconds test.
I wonder what you did to anger the all mighty TH-cam. 😂 This video should have a lot more views than it currently has.
@@SurvivingtheDaily maybe my intro is not to their liking. Lol
@@farmer-0639 maybe you're right. Maybe they are punishing you for the pew pews.
@@SurvivingtheDailyJust checked your channel out. Good stuff. Gave you a sub
Beautiful, smart, well established, well thought. Brilliant 🙏🏼🙌🏻 commented, liked, suscribed.
@@LaResistenciaEDC appreciate it and appreciate you watching
FYI, I am going to copy some of your ideas thanks for the video!!!
@@englishteacher1260 appreciate it. Glad it was helpful to you.
My best friend who has passed would work on engines with his 1/4 drive. Or 1/2 ðr. I prefer 3/8 drive. Only thing I would add is adjustable pliers. Mabe a small hone to go along with the leather piece. I would tailor to myself. Really nice kit.
@@r.tomrobison8307 hey appreciate it. That’s a great idea. You might like my video on my edc extension kit. I included a small adjustable wrench in it to supplement this kit. The hone is a great idea too. Appreciate you watching
That’s a sweet setup!
@@enriquediaz7547 thanks
Greetings from Alabama! This video was unique. The tool selection is great and your reasons choosing them were well reasoned. The multiple capabilities that you developed with add one was brilliant. Keep up the good work!
@@bruceclyne5254 appreciate it and appreciate you watching
Great video sir! Awesome kit. I especially like the addition of the T-handle. Thank you for sharing.
@@SurvivingtheDaily appreciate it
Sweet kit!
@@LilasTools thanks
Y'all would be surprised how simmilar a mover's pocket kit is to this one. Inevitably, someone will ask me why I carry all of that stuff. To which my response is usually something like, "if I knew what I was going to need it for, I wouldn't need to carry all of it."
@@old_timey_prospector good to hear we have some similarities in ideas with this. I try to think of not only what I typically encounter each day but what I “might encounter”. Thanks for watching.
yeah these maxpedition pouches are nice
@@_Avser I think they are a great value
good utility stuff🤘🤘
@@bensami59 appreciate it. Lots of items came in and out before I found the combination I liked.
What is the yellow 1/4 screwdriver? Stanley Proto? Please provide info on it.
proto J4769?
@@ducttape5530 Stanley Proto J4769 1/4" Drive Socket Driver- made in the USA 🇺🇸
What do you have in the macro pouch?
@@user-gh5if5oo2f I’ve got a video that is coming out on July 17th about it if you want to check back when it posts. I’ve got a lot more upcoming videos with various maxpedition pouches that I’m using right now. Appreciate you watching.