CHEAP Milwaukee Packout Labels using PEX
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.ค. 2024
- Looking for a good way to Label My Packouts and came up with this idea. I am interested in what you think or your other ideas. Let me know in the Comments!
Hope it is useful & THANKS FOR WATCHING!
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Oh yeah..."Wire Testicles" is the kind of label I'd use too!🤣
@@OnusBones I wondered what the guy at Etsy thought when he got my order 😂
This is an awesome solution. I haven’t had the need to start building out a stack of pack outs yet, but when I do I will definitely keep this in mind.
@@BradNeumyer appreciate that. There are lots of 3D printed options, but it can gets costly to an already costly set of packouts
I think it would be great for you to do an episode or episodes that shows your tools in Packouts. Show everyone how you organize your tools and what fits. It would help give ideas to Packout people. Then have viewers send in pics of their tools in Packout and share their pics with us over many episodes. Kind of like your "Guess the Trade" episodes but maybe "What's in our Packouts" episodes. Just an idea for content. Love all your episodes and your attention to details.
@@woodchuck211 those are good ideas. I was actually going to film Loading my Electrical one and ended up deciding to make labels instead.
I may go through some of my organizers and make some videos
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Great idea, finish it off with a clear heat shrink before you put it on - much better than tape.
@@cyberworld6469 that’s a good idea 👍👍
For anyone who doesn't have a label maker Brother has a few different ones but they have industrial labels that hold up better. I have those labels on parts bins in my hot So. Fl. garage and have never had them come off or even peel up. They have many different colors too. I have a not very expensive cordless label bluetooth printer. It can use batteries or plugs in. You use an app to make the labels as well.
Appreciate it… I probably need to buy a better one
That’s a Good idea. And for the spinning ones you can put a dab of glue in one the sides of the tube to stick it to the handle, but not too much or it will jam the axle.
@@shark2492 I was thinking about that… I may end up doing it if it bothers me too much.
Thats how my buddy did his PVC ones. He notched them and slid them over with glue… (the Pex was just easier and quicker in my opinion)
Appreciate the suggestion 👍
You sir, always have the greatest idea ever! Haha and that's why we love your channel
I’m just cheap (on certain things) and don’t want to spend the time to learn a 3D printer 😂
Appreciate it 👍👍
Maybe going with your idea of the pex you could put a dab or two of superglue on each side, that would probably help prevent it from spinning around like it was. Just a thought though!
@@jaybently I think that would probably work 👍👍
Try those (i think either silicone or vinyl not sure) "transparent tubings". The good ones start flexible, the cheap ones are a bit tougher but not like PEX. Either way at first when you give them some light heating they become softer, which would facilitate a tight friction-fit (usually onto a barb fitting but would fit your usecase), but if they're exposed to heat for some time they lose a lot of flexibility.
So it will be very easy for you to fit it into place, and then if you heat it some more it should lose a lot of flexibility.
Also what might be cool is to put the sticker on the inside of the tubing rather than the outside, might lose some readability but worth a try.
@@pubcollize thanks for the suggestion 👍
Great idea, will be doing this on Monday on mine. Thanks my friend
👍👍. You are welcome
Buy the way, Great idea!!!!
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I use color…tape or paint. I can see it from a distance if needed and it holds up well. No need for labels when I know blue is fasteners and orange is wire testicles
@@nachoisme 👍👍.. I need to do that on my plier handles
@@MORGANSMaintenanceevery slot I have in my bag is a spot for a specific tool so I don’t need to color code. Every tool goes to the exact same spot….every time.
I’m surprised you don’t do the same 🤷♂️
Either way…a wrap of electrical tape would do the trick. Different colors, on one handle or both, multiple bands, etc.
@@nachoisme for the most part yes… occasionally I load up pouches for specific jobs and it takes a few pulls before I get it down.
My bags are always 100% the same. That way I can look and see if/what I’m leaving behind
@@MORGANSMaintenanceI will fill a slot in a bag of something that is a slim possibility to use just to have it occupied so I can look at a glance at the end of the day to make sure all my tools are accounted for
My pouches change on what I am doing but all of the various stuff I do usually still has the same spot…just different tools for the job that day. I wear a second pouch if I need stuff that is not usual and that’s always a mystery
Excellent idea! I think that putting a small screws on both sides of that PEX (as close as possible to the metal pins of the handle) would make it stable.
Appreciate it. I’m going to see how much it bugs me and try something like that or glue 👍👍
Love your content! I watch every video! Wish we had your department stores in New Zealand. Have you done any upgrades to your work Ute? Would be keen to see a new tour video
@@GR7O a few but nothing major.. I will probably do another one at some point.
Appreciate you watching.. I’d like to come visit your area sometime
Love it ute! I bet his truck would be a Mitsubishi raider or toyota scout? And he would be required to get some marvel cross cuts 👍. I love alot of the different things you have over there. I've even herd you can get a titanium dalluge hammer still?
Great idea. Maybe put a dot of glue from a glue gun at each end to prevent the spinning.
@@OnusBones 👍👍. Good idea
I was thinking a light clamp while it's still pliable so the ends are slightly out of round.
@@lightinthedark_ that might would work too 👍
Thanks for the video. I was looking through your videos and don’t see any packout load outs. Would you be willing to make a video showing what you have in them? I started a handyman business and just got business coming in and wanted to try to build my system but couldn’t decide which boxes would work with which tools best. Thanks as always!
@@neverfalter6702 I was actually thinking about filming that today while I was loading my electrical one, but got sidetracked into filming the labeling 😂
I may go through some organizers make some loadout videos 👍
@@neverfalter6702 I do have a “How to organize your organizers video” from a long time ago. I really like doing my boxes by job if I can.
Best way to use your Organizers for efficiency... Tools, screws, bits... Is Job Specific Better?
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I do think whatever common bag/storage system it would be nice to get 3 or 4 peoples setups with that specific storage device to show things from many views.
Very interesting concept...BTW, on a long holiday weekend, it's better to get a 30 pack instead of a 12 pack.
Appreciate it… worse thing ever is to run out of stuff to find out stores are closed 😂
That's the reasoning behind it... you know exactly what I'm talking about 😂@MORGANSMaintenance
It's funny long weekend means doing prep/cleanup/organization that I don't always have time for. Maybe a little of both relaxing drink and work?
Wonder if a dab of hot glue on each end of the tube would keep it from spinning?
@@chuckdawg3214 I believe that’s probably a good idea and I think it would work.
That’s how my buddy did his PVC ones when he notched them and slid them on. He couldn’t bend his.
Use clear shrink tube over the label ???
@@cndream1 that is a good idea 👍
....now I'm going to have to go out and buy a Heat Gun.
@@ElectroAtletico I like that Metabo one because you don’t have a trigger, but I’ve used the Milwaukee one too… it’s pretty good.
Electric ones aren’t very expensive though if you think you would use it near power all the time
It's hand to have even a 20 dollar Wagner corded is a asset. Plus if you use the spouses hair dryer enough you'll get one for Christmas 😆. They get way hotter than a hair dryer.
Another reason to get a corded heat gun it's a way to test 15 Amp draw from a outlet very quickly and controlled. Sometimes people say this only happens when this is plugged in well if your heat gun can't trigger it must be something else
Since you drove home the definition of tool talk I take it some ugliness has come from one in the past I wasn't aware of? Without calling a name out can we discuss what went wrong trolling or what? The best way to prevent issues is to make people aware of them.
No, nothing bad. I’m just meaning my purpose behind tool talk videos is never to say “my way (or this way) is the best way”… I’m just sharing something and really want feedback and other ideas from people. My hope is the comment section is better than the video.
I’ve been pretty lucky on this channel. It’s few and far between on the bad comments… but I don’t mind them. I’ll listen to anyones opinion. You can learn something from anyone.
Tool talks to me are more about just talking about a subject in general terms.
Tool Reviews are more about specifics on something or one item.
Sometimes I have a hard time deciding which one a video actually fits in, I just pick which one I think is best.
As long as there's not an issue or or cloak and dagger dark stuff brewing I'm glad rhe community is safe for another day 😆. I wasn't expecting another video before Saturday but I'm glad it could happen. Me and Rob are looking forward to it already 10 comments and it hasn't even aired shows your skills.
@@MattHmm-rq6dn 👍👍
Thanks again but I've got a question about the m12 53/8 saw. Will it cut a 2x4 on the bevel?
Not at all full 45 degrees.. I think you can get in the 20 degree mark or so. I would have to try it and double check to remember, but someone asked me on the older version.
@MORGANSMaintenance Thanks I'm thinking about getting one, That 99.00 dollar price is to hard to resist!!!
@@leonardpaciora5039 I’m have used it several times since my video. I really like it. I feel like it’s a great saw. Definitely get a different blade. Those Milwaukee ones that ship with saws aren’t very good… save it to use on something where it will ruin the blade
@MORGANSMaintenance One last question Sir, Will it cut a 45 bevel on 3/4??
Yes it will on the 1x or 3/4 👍 just checked on some pome 1x
Does it come in black 😆 🤣. That's a good cheap way to label something for sure. I don't have alot of packout organizers less than 5 per vehicle and mine might have 10 so good old mental memory ussaly just knows. I tend to put stuff back in it's place and every time so it's not such an issue. In the past I've used the cheap plastic cartridge 80s style labels and they turn out fine no packing tape required. One thing with the packing tape and it's important is to put thoes over the labels on your ladders! It may not seem like a big deal but if you ever show up on a jobsite and osha pops up that will save you fines questions or your bacon. Yes they can google the model but some inspectors are lazy and just give you a fine and call it good. We personally don't allow any step stool or ladder that isn't iaa or 375 rating at work. I don't care if it costs more money your insurance company or workman's comp will ask questions and investigate don't give them a reason to deny. So yea put clear tape on your ladder labels or even power tool seral number for warranty purposes (oil based laquer will work too and won't peel up).
I wish it did come in Black… I think that would look better.
Good tips on the ladders 👍
That mostly came from comerical we couldn't use aluminum anything ladder. Also with a anyone weighting 250lbs or more for insurance requirements 375 ladders were mandatory since tools and belts can really add up in weight. As for the labels if a ladder on a comerical site didn't have a readable label it was sawzalled and thrown in the trash no warning! Some of the insurance requirements at some businesses we work at won't let you in the building to work unless these things are met and this isn't Intel it's smaller companies. It's not all seriousness here it's a way to not get kicked off a job before you start or have insurance claim issues cya. On a side note if you did thr pex thing you could spot stolen tools quickly maybe do it in a fun font!