I say as long as the bag set suits you, then its a good one. That's quite a neat idea to use the different screwdriver handles to identify between the pozi and the slotted, means I'll have to go out and buy another set of screwdrivers though.
A chess game you can never win , but very worthwhile ! What I have found , if I remove an item , sure as hell , I’ll need it in the very near future ! I’ve distilled down to two Veto bags ( depending on tasking ) , combined with a Milwaukee Packout rolling setup , very flexible , I just pick the boxes for the tasking de jour ! All the above is mixed with one of three belt kits !
Gladly , I’ll get you some stills , and get my Nephew to help me with the Vid . I migrated into the skilled( notionally ) trades , from three years in law enforcement , so formed some strong views on “ squatting away” a carry , and doing triage on what needs to be accessed, how fast , and how often . I run some stuff in a compact ( but not light ) belt holster system ( one for low voltage , one for general purpose , and [ thanks to you] , one for hot/potentially live work .
I was wondering what tool in your service bag do you use to hit your demolition driver ? Check out the Hulfators electricians hammer, seems to be the same as the Wiha electricians hammer , the Wiha being cheaper. Wiha is red and the Hulfators is black. I wish I had known that at the time I bought the Hulfators one, I have both now, one installation and one is service bag. Both have an 110oz heads and shaped to fit into corners to strike the pins of cable clips and the claw works much better for extracting the same, far better for your role than a Stanley 16oz.
Yeah good point there are going to be times I'm sure where I slap my head and think ah I could do with this. I used to have a cheap little mini hammer in there that's around somewhere.Problem is that's not very good and a proper hammer takes up too much space and adds weight. I may have a rethink and go one way or the other
I say as long as the bag set suits you, then its a good one. That's quite a neat idea to use the different screwdriver handles to identify between the pozi and the slotted, means I'll have to go out and buy another set of screwdrivers though.
Yeah not too many people should get them though or I'll have the same weras as every other sparky again lol
A chess game you can never win , but very worthwhile ! What I have found , if I remove an item , sure as hell , I’ll need it in the very near future ! I’ve distilled down to two Veto bags ( depending on tasking ) , combined with a Milwaukee Packout rolling setup , very flexible , I just pick the boxes for the tasking de jour ! All the above is mixed with one of three belt kits !
Chris I feel like I'd like to see a tool bag tour of all your tools mate. Fancy uploading a video?
Gladly , I’ll get you some stills , and get my Nephew to help me with the Vid . I migrated into the skilled( notionally ) trades , from three years in law enforcement , so formed some strong views on “ squatting away” a carry , and doing triage on what needs to be accessed, how fast , and how often . I run some stuff in a compact ( but not light ) belt holster system ( one for low voltage , one for general purpose , and [ thanks to you] , one for hot/potentially live work .
Oops , I then go to bag level carry , and then to rolling container , and large bag carry .
No one watch the video it has 69 veiws
What do you mean non one watch the video
@@danstoolroom7700 its had 69
views if you know you know
I was wondering what tool in your service bag do you use to hit your demolition driver ?
Check out the Hulfators electricians hammer, seems to be the same as the Wiha electricians hammer , the Wiha being cheaper. Wiha is red and the Hulfators is black.
I wish I had known that at the time I bought the Hulfators one, I have both now, one installation and one is service bag.
Both have an 110oz heads and shaped to fit into corners to strike the pins of cable clips and the claw works much better for extracting the same, far better for your role than a Stanley 16oz.
Yeah good point there are going to be times I'm sure where I slap my head and think ah I could do with this. I used to have a cheap little mini hammer in there that's around somewhere.Problem is that's not very good and a proper hammer takes up too much space and adds weight. I may have a rethink and go one way or the other
bang bang stick
If your talking about the 2 voltage testers my review of the Ncvt6 clearly says it isn't for safe isolation purposes
@@danstoolroom7700 no the hammer is the Bang stick
@@bloodsongthesparkywolf3717 oh you do confuse the simple welshman
@@danstoolroom7700 can you fill me in on why the welsh and the rest of the island don't get along?