I prefer the toughbuilt toolbelt, 2 reasons. 1 is that you can unclip the pouches when needing to and clip back on and keep going, this is a game changer believe me. 2 is relating to 1 where you can put a setup in the back of the van and organise them and clip the one you use for which ever job requires them organising is another level for me, from a handyman review. 👍
They look like nice belts, but I just don’t get why people want so many pouches and to Cary every hand tool they own. I just carry a tape, hammer, ruler, knife, chisel, coupla punches and a square and that’s it. Much easier on the body weight wise and also you’re far more nimble and agile without all The bulky pouches
I am a finish carpenter! I carry two speed squares, a multi mark, 6 “ tri square, punch, Olfa knife, chisel (razor sharp) , 10 oz Stiletto, mallet , 16’ tape , laser tape , a welders marked shim, ear buds, fat boy pencil, felt pen, Tajami chalk line ( sometimes) , squares of sandpaper 220/120, a T-10,20,25, & Phillips ; in a custom made set of Akribis finish bage w/ suspenders . I work around guys who always , brag on how little they carry? Then they barrow tools from me or others all the time ! Best is the carpenter w/ o a tool belt ? Light on their feet and don’t get crap done ? Always going here or there looking for you name it ! Bragging about how little you carry doesn’t impress a seasoned pro !
@@zephyr1408 There’s no bragging mate, I’m Explaining why I don’t think belts with lots of pouches are necessary. I’m a “seasoned pro” as well and build houses from foundation to finish ( which isn’t un-common in Australia ) You can always carry a few more tools depending on what you’re doing but there’s no need to carry all of them at all times.
@@nickksimo fair enough, I don’t build houses or at least u don’t want me too? And I do hv set ups for my belt. And I am not even close to being good enough to brag? Ok hv a good one !
Just depends on the job mate. If you’re up in rafters, if you’re doing finish work, if you’re an electrician, blah blah you may need a shit ton of stuff. Just doing a fence rebuild I need screws, nails, chalk line, square, driver, level, knife, hammer, mallet, nail puller, diagonals, shim, and that’s just off top of my head.
As a stay at home dad, I’ve designed a similar belt to hold washing pegs, cleaning cloths, vacuum attachments etc.. 👍
I prefer the toughbuilt toolbelt, 2 reasons.
1 is that you can unclip the pouches when needing to and clip back on and keep going, this is a game changer believe me.
2 is relating to 1 where you can put a setup in the back of the van and organise them and clip the one you use for which ever job requires them organising is another level for me, from a handyman review. 👍
mate you got 2 favourite bits on the one belt
They look like nice belts, but I just don’t get why people want so many pouches and to Cary every hand tool they own. I just carry a tape, hammer, ruler, knife, chisel, coupla punches and a square and that’s it. Much easier on the body weight wise and also you’re far more nimble and agile without all
The bulky pouches
Im the same. But the amount of times I borrow shit out of my mates obvious bag 😂
I am a finish carpenter! I carry two speed squares, a multi mark, 6 “ tri square, punch, Olfa knife, chisel (razor sharp) , 10 oz Stiletto, mallet , 16’ tape , laser tape , a welders marked shim, ear buds, fat boy pencil, felt pen, Tajami chalk line ( sometimes) , squares of sandpaper 220/120, a T-10,20,25, & Phillips ; in a custom made set of Akribis finish bage w/ suspenders .
I work around guys who always , brag on how little they carry? Then they barrow tools from me or others all the time !
Best is the carpenter w/ o a tool belt ? Light on their feet and don’t get crap done ? Always going here or there looking for you name it !
Bragging about how little you carry doesn’t impress a seasoned pro !
@@zephyr1408 There’s no bragging mate, I’m
Explaining why I don’t think belts with lots of pouches are necessary. I’m a “seasoned pro” as well and build houses from foundation to finish ( which isn’t un-common in Australia ) You can always carry a few more tools depending on what you’re doing but there’s no need to carry all of them at all times.
@@nickksimo fair enough, I don’t build houses or at least u don’t want me too?
And I do hv set ups for my belt. And I am not even close to being good enough to brag? Ok hv a good one !
Just depends on the job mate. If you’re up in rafters, if you’re doing finish work, if you’re an electrician, blah blah you may need a shit ton of stuff. Just doing a fence rebuild I need screws, nails, chalk line, square, driver, level, knife, hammer, mallet, nail puller, diagonals, shim, and that’s just off top of my head.
Can you still get the dalluge 7180/7182 where you live?
Can't seem to buy them since covid.
Available in the States?
What part of Australia are you in
How's the hokoki going
Link buy
Excuse me sir but those pins looks like needles for iv
Nah, not with your hammer kicking diagonally like that.
*Promosm*