Alright. I personally am not an electrician yet, but once I graduate like my dad, his dad and my great grandpa, I will start a union apprenticeship, but I have been buying tools for years though, and your tool reviews have helped me decide on what brand of wire strippers, linemans, water pump pliers, impact driver, etc. that I should get, I prefer Klein tools, Knipex and Milwaukee. But anyways I just wanted to say thank you so much for all your reviews and help for people (like me) choosing tools.
I am also a XL Wheeler rocker. I have a Fluke 1664 and my impact in the back storage. Had it a while now, but got encouraged by your veto videos. Never looking back, once a veto always a veto. (Incredibly similar loadouts by the way)
That be a jobsite bag for sure! I have always wanted a bag were I can keep a osslating tool in as well but as we know no one likes to move heavy tool bags. My solution was the 12in skinny milwaukee parts bag for my m12 fuel osslating tool battery blades and clip it on. I'm a firm believer of if you have more space you'll use it and this is no exception. I do like that you could resist putting 40 lbs of tools in the back 😆. I know the answer get a apprentice to carry it for you like a caddy.
If you want a file handle but don't want to invest alot and have a Vessel ball grip type handle, hammer a golf ball on the end of it. Cheap game changer for filing strut and other things.
I like your vids. If that is a 4k load xl you shoukd see mine. my xl wheeler has dozens of knipex tools, a dozen or so wera and fluke gear. It weighs roughly 60lbs when full. If I can post a Pic I would
My Packout Structured bag with all the stuff inside cost..... I dont wanna think about it 😂 I clip my impact on the key ring on the side, love my vessel bit holder and the T-6 1000 is a good meter. I love the Wera impact screwdriver, I just have a bunch of long bits
@@americanelectrician got a young operator at work thinking about going into maintenance. I love asking him how much a tool cost🤣 He thinks they're giving this shit away..... But life is too short to use shitty tools! Love the content, don't always agree but it's very insightful.
When you’re out on jobs how do you keep track of all those tools? How do you know you didn’t forget one at the site? I would hate to lose any of those high quality tools. Which is why I stick to cheap harbor freight tools.
You need to upgrade tho leads to silicone wires. If not the fluke TL175 twist guards. Fieldpiece makes a nice set. Most say probe master makes the best.
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Alright. I personally am not an electrician yet, but once I graduate like my dad, his dad and my great grandpa, I will start a union apprenticeship, but I have been buying tools for years though, and your tool reviews have helped me decide on what brand of wire strippers, linemans, water pump pliers, impact driver, etc. that I should get, I prefer Klein tools, Knipex and Milwaukee. But anyways I just wanted to say thank you so much for all your reviews and help for people (like me) choosing tools.
I am also a XL Wheeler rocker. I have a Fluke 1664 and my impact in the back storage.
Had it a while now, but got encouraged by your veto videos. Never looking back, once a veto always a veto.
(Incredibly similar loadouts by the way)
That be a jobsite bag for sure! I have always wanted a bag were I can keep a osslating tool in as well but as we know no one likes to move heavy tool bags. My solution was the 12in skinny milwaukee parts bag for my m12 fuel osslating tool battery blades and clip it on. I'm a firm believer of if you have more space you'll use it and this is no exception. I do like that you could resist putting 40 lbs of tools in the back 😆. I know the answer get a apprentice to carry it for you like a caddy.
If you want a file handle but don't want to invest alot and have a Vessel ball grip type handle, hammer a golf ball on the end of it. Cheap game changer for filing strut and other things.
Love my Tech XL Wheeler. Nice to be able to roll my heavy load of tools around instead of lugging it. But boy, what a hit to my wallet!
I know. It really hurt counting it all up😂
Where's the blackout edition now...
I like your vids. If that is a 4k load xl you shoukd see mine. my xl wheeler has dozens of knipex tools, a dozen or so wera and fluke gear. It weighs roughly 60lbs when full. If I can post a Pic I would
I have another tech xl just for all my knipex vde's
I also have a spare brand new unused wheeler xl willing to sell for 375. Still in box veto shipped in. I am in long island ny
Awsome set up veto is the only bags to get for sure thanks for sharing your set up
Thanks for the feedback!
Great video my friend. Veto is the only way to go when it comes to quality for the true professionals! 😎
Thank you! Love my Vetos
Would love to see a belt and pouch update/ your preferences over the years
My Packout Structured bag with all the stuff inside cost..... I dont wanna think about it 😂 I clip my impact on the key ring on the side, love my vessel bit holder and the T-6 1000 is a good meter.
I love the Wera impact screwdriver, I just have a bunch of long bits
Man it hurt when I did the math and counted it all up😂
@@americanelectrician got a young operator at work thinking about going into maintenance. I love asking him how much a tool cost🤣
He thinks they're giving this shit away.....
But life is too short to use shitty tools! Love the content, don't always agree but it's very insightful.
Veto are excellent bags but you should check out velocity bags as they are also equally good
Have you seen any one or used the knipex x18 tool backpack
I’ve never seen one. I can’t see it being better than a veto tho
Hey I just can’t find it utility knife/job saw thank you!
How do you feel about the ball grip screw drivers from wera?
When you’re out on jobs how do you keep track of all those tools? How do you know you didn’t forget one at the site? I would hate to lose any of those high quality tools. Which is why I stick to cheap harbor freight tools.
You need to upgrade tho leads to silicone wires. If not the fluke TL175 twist guards. Fieldpiece makes a nice set. Most say probe master makes the best.
Great point! I’ll check it out!
I'm divided on the Veto Pro Pac Tech XL or the Veto Tech-LCT. Did you consider the Tech-LCT before purchasing the Tech XL?
Yeah I did. It made more sense with the larger sides for what I wanted to do with it
I’m an apprentice, would love to get a bag like that
One day bro. Keep working on your craft and you’ll get paid
what brand is the hammer from?
ToughBuilt
Must be a worry having that thing around someone could just walk off with 4k$ worth of tools.
The mustache, is back...
Better, than ever.
And that, wheeler is the bomb. 🛠️
Thanks brother!