It's amazing how many times you rearrange your tools down to what you favor and like to carry... it's still way heavier than you expect. Sadly I never know what kinda job I'm walking into, so I need a lot more stuff with me. Glad to see you back though.
Next you will need a minivan to keep those tools away from your house. I did the same you did, years ago. Now with all the tools acquired on 25 years, I decide to buy a minivan and order all tools in the van, and carry just hand tools to work. Then I become Electrical Inspector and just carry inspection tool and a nice set 1000v insulated kit ( Plier, side cutter, striped, Phillip #2 and slot 1/4 ) , GFCI tester and Flashlight. Great video girl, congratulations and keep ascending.
I love it. What made you want to do electrician work? I’m from California, passed the test to get into the apprenticeship and have my interview in 2 weeks. I have no construction experience. Do you have any tips for the interview process? I really want to learn this trade and don’t want to be cut because I fail my interview.
Hey! I've had lifelong back problems and it got to the point where anything would aggravate it, so I needed several months of healing. I would recommend a foot physio or personal training to help build strength and don't do anything dumb! (Especially on a ladder)
@@LexElectric I tried to reply but maybe it got deleted because it had a URL. I was just saying that it would be interesting if you did a video showing your meter closer anyway. I like multimeters and find it interesting all the different ones that are out there.
Your scaring me Lex. I'm probably moving in with my partner next year to Mt.Pleasant area. Dont know where im going to put all my sparky tools. Ive got the whole rolling packout and that's just my work tools!. Step 1 become J person, Step 2 sell your soul in the hopes of eventually scratching enough money together to buy a home as inflation and house prices keep rising to the point you hope you can retire before your 80 in the middle of nowhere. Or even worse yet Alberta -_-
Hey love the channel. Its great to see women in the construction field. One thing I suggest is get a veto pro pac bag either the XL XXL-F yes they are expensive but so worth it to keep your tools in great shape. Making a video on it soon would love for ya to watch what a fellow electrician carries.
![ทุกครั้งที่หลับตา (Lucid Dream) - AYLA's [ Official MV ]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/4i1OBAQyv58/mqdefault.jpg)
It's amazing how many times you rearrange your tools down to what you favor and like to carry... it's still way heavier than you expect. Sadly I never know what kinda job I'm walking into, so I need a lot more stuff with me. Glad to see you back though.
Thanks for your support I really appreciate it! And you're so right it's always heavier than you want. In this case it's probably even overkill 😂
@@LexElectric I'll have to go thru what I carry lol
Next you will need a minivan to keep those tools away from your house. I did the same you did, years ago. Now with all the tools acquired on 25 years, I decide to buy a minivan and order all tools in the van, and carry just hand tools to work. Then I become Electrical Inspector and just carry inspection tool and a nice set 1000v insulated kit ( Plier, side cutter, striped, Phillip #2 and slot 1/4 ) , GFCI tester and Flashlight. Great video girl, congratulations and keep ascending.
Unfortunately where I live it would get broken into instantly. But I wish I had something like that!
Nice tools and looking lovely
Great What kind of voltmeter do you use? I use hioki 3280 -10
Welcome back. I'm glad your still in the trade.
Thank you so much!
I love it. What made you want to do electrician work? I’m from California, passed the test to get into the apprenticeship and have my interview in 2 weeks. I have no construction experience. Do you have any tips for the interview process? I really want to learn this trade and don’t want to be cut because I fail my interview.
Be eager, ready to learn, and confident !
As an apprentice not wanting to get injured, I'm curious what happened and any words of advice for others?
Hey! I've had lifelong back problems and it got to the point where anything would aggravate it, so I needed several months of healing. I would recommend a foot physio or personal training to help build strength and don't do anything dumb! (Especially on a ladder)
Love your video..subscribed !💪💪
Thank you!
You rock, love the channel!
I appreciate that!
@@LexElectric can't wait to see more content. I'm an apprentice, and any info is much appreciated.
What kind of voltmeter do you use?
The one I have is a cheap dinky one but I think Fluke has a pretty solid one.
@@LexElectric I tried to reply but maybe it got deleted because it had a URL. I was just saying that it would be interesting if you did a video showing your meter closer anyway. I like multimeters and find it interesting all the different ones that are out there.
Wow, grape 🍇
That jokes so old it has turned into wine 😉
Your scaring me Lex. I'm probably moving in with my partner next year to Mt.Pleasant area. Dont know where im going to put all my sparky tools. Ive got the whole rolling packout and that's just my work tools!. Step 1 become J person, Step 2 sell your soul in the hopes of eventually scratching enough money together to buy a home as inflation and house prices keep rising to the point you hope you can retire before your 80 in the middle of nowhere. Or even worse yet Alberta -_-
It's such a struggle
❤️❤️❤️
ur the best!!
Thank you 😊
Hey love the channel. Its great to see women in the construction field. One thing I suggest is get a veto pro pac bag either the XL XXL-F yes they are expensive but so worth it to keep your tools in great shape. Making a video on it soon would love for ya to watch what a fellow electrician carries.
Thanks for the recommendation. Just subscribed!
Great video
Thank you! That means a lot 😊
Are you canadian and if so what province
Yes I am! BC 🍁
Hello same work
Whatsapp number
Hi ; living in a House is Great Until You Have so much Chit You can't Find Anything 8 - ) ; What ever made You want to be an Electrician ?
That's true! Forced minimalism I guess. I wanted to work with my hands and make good $$$. Check my Q & A vid for a more in depth answer.
Nice tools and looking lovely