@@Stefan_Kawalec good guesses… Yeah it will Be impossible to catch everybody in a time where the lives work out. Even if people aren’t working/sleeping… we have other stuff to do besides watch TH-cam at exact moments in time.
Couple of interesting setups, they all look to be orientated to specific work. I thing TPG is crafty and has one bag setup for breaking gadgets and then the other one to fix them afterwards 😃 The Milwaukee setups with the organisers clipped to the underside of the bags is a really good idea, seen a few of those setups now, but sadly we don't seem to get all of the Milwaukee range over here. Same as Klein though, still haven't got a hold of one of those 32500HDRT drivers.
That is a bummer that you can get thoes. The impact 11 in 1 center part us the magic peice. I ran a triple tap/thread chaser on one side and it made that screwdriver much more useful.
@@MattHmm-rq6dn It would be one of the Klein screwdrivers I would really like, but at the moment, the only way to seem to get it would import from USA, which puts the price up really high and I would likely have an import duty to pay on top of that.
To me TPG was looking like general maintenance with the firat bag but then that data bag threw me. Maybe equipment maintenance on equipment that is network based. VCG looks like equipment maintenance, maybe water filtration or coffee makers.
I have to agree with you those Milwaukee t&g pliers are awful. What were they thinking?? They need to make better version. I have those Klein needle nose strippers. They work good.. thanks Morgan.
This may make you laugh but the other day I saw a structured tote with a metal plate in the center compartment and a hvac umbrella shading the tools. I thought it was clever! We talk about covered tools I guess someone outsmarted the open tote bag 😆
That's why it's nice to have a world of setups on video available to us. I saw a video of someone doing apartment maintenance out of ford focus 2 door hatchback full custom. It's amazing what people can do with such little space.
The sofrin lights are very decent for the price not what I call super heavy duty but surr do last long enough and have enough output to be useful (plus the price is fantastic). The little square light and rhe folding stick lighton tpg they sell thoes under a ton of names are very bright for a small runtime for the size. But yoy can't complain then the little square lights are 3 for 10 dollars at times! I greatly despise thoes milwaukee t&g pliers in all forms. They have the nickname here among employees and other subs of butter pliers because ause they can't grip anything. Yoy don't need all the fancy tools to get by though and as your saw in loadout 2 that was ripe with harborfreight and that works for him. I've had mt hands on the structured tote and owned the structured bag. The bag wasn't really good for me at all even an 1/3the price but thay tote is really decent in person. I've had one side by side with a veto and I'd take the milwaukee any day in that format. I'm glad tpg finally submitted his and we got to see it more than just hearing about it. In low torque situations thoes electric screwdrivers are fantastic I'm about any format (even knockoffs of made in Japan stuff) tpgs is a clone of the panasonic Japan one I believe. And just like we use 2 pairs of cobras or 2 dedicated screwdrivers it pays to have two especially since there cheap. That double ended bit is what you would get almost exactly if you got rhe annex racheting screwdriver. The tip on that tapers down to a almost parallel tip and holds itself in cover plate screws. You can't ask for a better fit! And I know the packout bags are tempting but keep in mind adding to the bottom of the bag adds a fair bit of weight unless you keep them tools light it can climb to 60lbs fast. Ideally great I'm the real world enter at your own risk.
@@MattHmm-rq6dn I’m had a coworker ask me to come see if I could get the Cartridge out of a Delta shower valve, said he couldn’t get it to turn for nothing. Went over without my tools knowing he had his, got there and those are the pliers he had… I said that’s your problem right there. Went and got some cobras and got in one turn.
It may sound harsh but I've had too many fasteners messed up to them. The rule here is if a pair of thoes are left around overnight they go in the trash. If I have to fix one mistake or fastener from thoes it cost me more than the pliers. Even a pair of stanley fatmax bought at a grocery store were better. I can't risk someone picking up random tool to around and cause more problems. This was how it was with the milwaukee 6 in 1 strippers everyone loved. We had a graveyard (bucket) when they came out of dented cutting edges broken pivot points and I kiboshed them with workers. One pair of forged wire strippers per 2 to 3 years for 2 weeks to 2 months for the milwaukee strippers? Some milwaukee hand tools have that reputation for a reason(i ended up buying 12 pair of the 6 in 1 strippers fyi large sample size).
@@MattHmm-rq6dn yeah they had almost bent the smaller copper on the valve while trying to use the Milwaukee ones. Having those almost caused a Valve Replacement (cost and labor)
Have you tried thoes thread on valve replacement tools? It looks like an extension with threads in it comes with or without a special wrench. If you get that extension it gives you mountains if control on even the crustiest of valves. Pasco angle stop wrench you just need the extension you can use the rigid one stop tool to remove it. It saves you from blowing up copper pipe. I ussaly press on a threaded end myself if there's space then no ferals!
@@MattHmm-rq6dn I got the ridgid one stop, but I have had that other Angle stop wrench in my list for awhile. It has came down quite a bit in price on Amazon
1. Handyman, residential serviceman.
2. Production line maintenance.
I missed live again. Timing was perfect, but unfortunately I was busy.
@@Stefan_Kawalec good guesses…
Yeah it will Be impossible to catch everybody in a time where the lives work out. Even if people aren’t working/sleeping… we have other stuff to do besides watch TH-cam at exact moments in time.
@@MORGANSMaintenance But still this live format caught up pretty well. I hope that next time, I will make it.
Couple of interesting setups, they all look to be orientated to specific work.
I thing TPG is crafty and has one bag setup for breaking gadgets and then the other one to fix them afterwards 😃
The Milwaukee setups with the organisers clipped to the underside of the bags is a really good idea, seen a few of those setups now, but sadly we don't seem to get all of the Milwaukee range over here. Same as Klein though, still haven't got a hold of one of those 32500HDRT drivers.
@@three-phase562 😂😂… that may be true on TPG.
Yeah hopefully one day your Klein and Milwaukee stuff catches up
That is a bummer that you can get thoes. The impact 11 in 1 center part us the magic peice. I ran a triple tap/thread chaser on one side and it made that screwdriver much more useful.
@@MattHmm-rq6dn It would be one of the Klein screwdrivers I would really like, but at the moment, the only way to seem to get it would import from USA, which puts the price up really high and I would likely have an import duty to pay on top of that.
To me TPG was looking like general maintenance with the firat bag but then that data bag threw me. Maybe equipment maintenance on equipment that is network based. VCG looks like equipment maintenance, maybe water filtration or coffee makers.
Very good guesses.. we will see how they answer 👍👍
1. AV Tech
2. Commercial dish machine repair (Ecolab Tech)
@@ARod1108 I think you are in the ballpark on both… Good guesses 👍
I have to agree with you those Milwaukee t&g pliers are awful. What were they thinking?? They need to make better version. I have those Klein needle nose strippers. They work good.. thanks Morgan.
Yeah they have zero grip… appreciate the Klein info 👍👍
VCG some sort of beverage/ice machine service?
@@pdfads very good guess… we will see how he answers for sure 👍
Looks like a good one
This may make you laugh but the other day I saw a structured tote with a metal plate in the center compartment and a hvac umbrella shading the tools. I thought it was clever! We talk about covered tools I guess someone outsmarted the open tote bag 😆
@@MattHmm-rq6dn 😂😂.. I even work inside 90% of the time and don’t like the open idea. Definitely if I worked outside a lot I wouldn’t like it
People get creative to say the least 👍. I'll take indoor work myself any day no hot roofs unless I can't avoid them.
TPG uses this bag for Audio Visual installations. VCG grabs this bag for punch lists and hair dryer repairs.
@@lockhammer3481 we will see how they phrase their answers… good guesses my friend 👍
I would guess that VCG services water purification dispensers.
@@coreysimm it’s along those lines…. It could be that specifically… that’s even more specific than he told me 😂
These were 2 good ones
@@GustyOinker it’s always interesting to see other people’s setups. Even if you don’t so the same thing, it’s interesting
That's why it's nice to have a world of setups on video available to us. I saw a video of someone doing apartment maintenance out of ford focus 2 door hatchback full custom. It's amazing what people can do with such little space.
I expect to be there!
@@OnusBones 👍👍
You best be there it's your 46 seconds of fame lol
Sofirn, Wurkkos, and Convoy are the go to budget brands for quality flashlights.
Sofirn makes Wurkkos; not sure who makes Convoy.
@@lightinthedark_ Wurkkos just recently contacted me too.. I didn’t know they were made by Sofirn
Wurkkos makes good average quality stuff for little money. Defently in the nor bad relm 👍.
Loadout 1 low volt tech?
@@NE-locksmith along those lines… Good guess 👍
The sofrin lights are very decent for the price not what I call super heavy duty but surr do last long enough and have enough output to be useful (plus the price is fantastic). The little square light and rhe folding stick lighton tpg they sell thoes under a ton of names are very bright for a small runtime for the size. But yoy can't complain then the little square lights are 3 for 10 dollars at times! I greatly despise thoes milwaukee t&g pliers in all forms. They have the nickname here among employees and other subs of butter pliers because ause they can't grip anything. Yoy don't need all the fancy tools to get by though and as your saw in loadout 2 that was ripe with harborfreight and that works for him. I've had mt hands on the structured tote and owned the structured bag. The bag wasn't really good for me at all even an 1/3the price but thay tote is really decent in person. I've had one side by side with a veto and I'd take the milwaukee any day in that format. I'm glad tpg finally submitted his and we got to see it more than just hearing about it. In low torque situations thoes electric screwdrivers are fantastic I'm about any format (even knockoffs of made in Japan stuff) tpgs is a clone of the panasonic Japan one I believe. And just like we use 2 pairs of cobras or 2 dedicated screwdrivers it pays to have two especially since there cheap. That double ended bit is what you would get almost exactly if you got rhe annex racheting screwdriver. The tip on that tapers down to a almost parallel tip and holds itself in cover plate screws. You can't ask for a better fit! And I know the packout bags are tempting but keep in mind adding to the bottom of the bag adds a fair bit of weight unless you keep them tools light it can climb to 60lbs fast. Ideally great I'm the real world enter at your own risk.
@@MattHmm-rq6dn I’m had a coworker ask me to come see if I could get the Cartridge out of a Delta shower valve, said he couldn’t get it to turn for nothing.
Went over without my tools knowing he had his, got there and those are the pliers he had… I said that’s your problem right there. Went and got some cobras and got in one turn.
It may sound harsh but I've had too many fasteners messed up to them. The rule here is if a pair of thoes are left around overnight they go in the trash. If I have to fix one mistake or fastener from thoes it cost me more than the pliers. Even a pair of stanley fatmax bought at a grocery store were better. I can't risk someone picking up random tool to around and cause more problems. This was how it was with the milwaukee 6 in 1 strippers everyone loved. We had a graveyard (bucket) when they came out of dented cutting edges broken pivot points and I kiboshed them with workers. One pair of forged wire strippers per 2 to 3 years for 2 weeks to 2 months for the milwaukee strippers? Some milwaukee hand tools have that reputation for a reason(i ended up buying 12 pair of the 6 in 1 strippers fyi large sample size).
@@MattHmm-rq6dn yeah they had almost bent the smaller copper on the valve while trying to use the Milwaukee ones. Having those almost caused a Valve Replacement (cost and labor)
Have you tried thoes thread on valve replacement tools? It looks like an extension with threads in it comes with or without a special wrench. If you get that extension it gives you mountains if control on even the crustiest of valves. Pasco angle stop wrench you just need the extension you can use the rigid one stop tool to remove it. It saves you from blowing up copper pipe. I ussaly press on a threaded end myself if there's space then no ferals!
@@MattHmm-rq6dn I got the ridgid one stop, but I have had that other Angle stop wrench in my list for awhile. It has came down quite a bit in price on Amazon
But will Vince or Clint be there....
@@MattHmm-rq6dn we will see…