I'm always wanting to learn about new tools and techniques and old tools and techniques I'm unfamiliar with. TH-cam is a great place to learn. Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for watching. .
Really great video mate you come across really well, keep it up. Thanks very much for the shout out. Good little tool that and decently priced as well. Live the screwdriver holder of conduit. Also great bag
Very similar tools to myself, great set up until you make it better 😄. Thanks for taking the time to make the video Instead of the spider I got the maboto camera mount and some ball end bolts through the drill clip holder
Cheers for that. I'm always trying to improve my tools one by one but bloody hell it gets expensive. Plus I have to hide what I really spend on my tools cos if my wife found out what really spend she'd go nuts.🤪 she doesn't see that it's an investment. Thanks for taking the time to watch the video.
@@ziggysrefurbs1885 yeah that’s right, I thought that I had everything that I needed, then I realised I was wrong. Some good ideas in there, thanks. 👍👍👍
I went for years with cheap tool bags and boxes which worked just fine. Splurged out for this a couple of years ago and yes it's expensive but it's going to last for years.
Be interested to see the tool vest, or at least know which one you use? The snickers one seems to be about the often readily available one, you don’t see many guys using them over here.
It is the snickers allroundwork tool vest that I use. I've only been using it for a couple of months now and I love it. I've tried tool belts and full rigs with braces and never really got on with them. I can wear it all day and hardly notice it. I have a toughbuilt pouch that I can easily unclip when I don't need it. I've never seen any other tradesmen use it and I might look goofy wearing it but I really don't care. Its all about comfort and being practical and for me it totally works.
Try the stabila tape measure out mate it had a really good clip best av seen on type just need 1 hand to clip. Blade wise not sure how it lasts not had for long but a really well built tape. Pica pencil can get blue green and white jet water resistant leads also. 🤟
Cheers mate. I don't think I've seen any stabila tape measures around. I'll have a look for them. I'm currently trying a komelon 5m tape and I'm pretty happy with it but the stand out isn't that great. Thanks for the tip on the water resistant pica leads. I'll have to get myself a pack. 👍
@@ziggysrefurbs1885 Standout on the Milwaukee Stud is over 3m/10ft. They’re double the price of the standard! There’s a huge curve on the blade which can be a little awkward at times.
Cheers for that. I've seen a few project farm videos but not that one. In the UK the dewalt tape doesn't get good reviews from tradesmen. I'll have to check it out for myself. 👍
@@ziggysrefurbs1885 I found a company in Essex they will sell it for £70 but they only deliver and deliver cost I think £50 over a small amount it’s not worth it we will need to get together and order a large amount 😀😅🙂
As you say, good to see what other people use! Keep them coming👍👍
I'm always wanting to learn about new tools and techniques and old tools and techniques I'm unfamiliar with. TH-cam is a great place to learn. Glad you enjoyed the video and thanks for watching.
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Tool bags will never stop evolving that’s for sure
You are so right. We're always trying to better our tools and how we setup our tools. It makes us work better and more efficiently.
Really great video mate you come across really well, keep it up. Thanks very much for the shout out. Good little tool that and decently priced as well. Live the screwdriver holder of conduit. Also great bag
Very similar tools to myself, great set up until you make it better 😄. Thanks for taking the time to make the video
Instead of the spider I got the maboto camera mount and some ball end bolts through the drill clip holder
Cheers for that. I'm always trying to improve my tools one by one but bloody hell it gets expensive. Plus I have to hide what I really spend on my tools cos if my wife found out what really spend she'd go nuts.🤪 she doesn't see that it's an investment. Thanks for taking the time to watch the video.
Good video, I enjoyed that. I'm tempted by the Vito. I'll definitely be getting a glue spreader.
Love the conduit trick for the drivers
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great tool box!
love the video. Not enough vito load outs for us carpenters. Lets see a video of your vest ???
It’s cost me over £120 to watch your video. (Thanks though, great stuff). 🤣
You're going to have to elaborate on that.🤔 I'm guessing you've bought new tools and I'm the cause.😅
@@ziggysrefurbs1885 yeah that’s right, I thought that I had everything that I needed, then I realised I was wrong. Some good ideas in there, thanks. 👍👍👍
For tape measures, I think the Milwaukee Stud wide blade is the best I've used
love this
Cheers.
Veto is top notch, maybe I can get one someday
I went for years with cheap tool bags and boxes which worked just fine. Splurged out for this a couple of years ago and yes it's expensive but it's going to last for years.
Great bag set up mate. Could you do one on the tool vest?
Cheers mate. I probably will do a video on the my tool vest just not sure if people are wanting to see an old fat bloke modelling it.🤣
@@ziggysrefurbs1885 haha class I’ve gotten by with the flappy pockets on my trousers for a while but Looking more into these
Be interested to see the tool vest, or at least know which one you use? The snickers one seems to be about the often readily available one, you don’t see many guys using them over here.
It is the snickers allroundwork tool vest that I use. I've only been using it for a couple of months now and I love it. I've tried tool belts and full rigs with braces and never really got on with them. I can wear it all day and hardly notice it. I have a toughbuilt pouch that I can easily unclip when I don't need it. I've never seen any other tradesmen use it and I might look goofy wearing it but I really don't care. Its all about comfort and being practical and for me it totally works.
Try the stabila tape measure out mate it had a really good clip best av seen on type just need 1 hand to clip. Blade wise not sure how it lasts not had for long but a really well built tape. Pica pencil can get blue green and white jet water resistant leads also. 🤟
Cheers mate. I don't think I've seen any stabila tape measures around. I'll have a look for them. I'm currently trying a komelon 5m tape and I'm pretty happy with it but the stand out isn't that great. Thanks for the tip on the water resistant pica leads. I'll have to get myself a pack. 👍
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Yeah there great use them on wet cutting porcelain tiles.
Could you use a pencil case for the drill bits
I've just got myself a little zip up case for drill bits. I'll see how I get on with it and if it lasts.
Where you get the dewalt drawer from
I bought one when they were available in the shops before they were discontinued and two more on marketplace.
What glue gun, if any, do you have?
Do you mean silicone/ caulk gun.
@@ziggysrefurbs1885 heat stick glue gun, if at all? I'm interested to ask as some of your tools I use personally, and I'm loving the videos.
@@Bari_Khan_CEng_CMarEng I do have a heat glue gun but I've no idea of the make. Must have had it about 20 years. Glad you're enjoying the videos.
Milwaukee stud for tape measure
Cheers for that, I'll put that on the list. Trying out the komelon 5m at the moment. I like it but the stand out from it isn't that great.
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Standout on the Milwaukee Stud is over 3m/10ft.
They’re double the price of the standard!
There’s a huge curve on the blade which can be a little awkward at times.
The only bad thing about these bags is they have shitty hammer/pry bar storage
All the gear !!!?
There's always more gear to buy. 🤣
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Cheers for that. I've seen a few project farm videos but not that one. In the UK the dewalt tape doesn't get good reviews from tradesmen. I'll have to check it out for myself. 👍
Load up, not load out..........
great video lovely set up van good carpenter
i was looking at making some shelves from 18mm birch ply wow oh wow the cost £120.00
I know. The cost of sheet materials is nuts. It has come down a little in the last month but nowhere near the price it was at the start of the year.
@@ziggysrefurbs1885 I found a company in Essex they will sell it for £70 but they only deliver and deliver cost I think £50 over a small amount it’s not worth it we will need to get together and order a large amount 😀😅🙂