Love made in USA tools, but Knipex is top notch also. I run a tech MCT blackout and am a HVAC/R tech. I love it, but it can get a bit heavy fully loaded out.
Yeah, i started out many years ago with budget tools, some of them actually being the Made in USA tools when they didnt cost an arm and a leg. Knipex is pricey but worth it. I do find myself overloading the OT-MC at times, and the bag itself has some weight to it already so it just compounds, but it is rugged and well built. Keep an eye out for the next video on the tool bags i have used over a decade. Thanks for sharing!
get the silicone magnetic trays much better and they wont corrode or make that annoying clanging sound when you're carring them, also buy yourself some flip sockets and quit carrying so many ,, get the one that has four flippable ones in one shaft , eliminates cluttered toolboxing. I have one of those blue vice grip pliers older than dirt, but damn if they arent just comfortable to use and grip fantasticly good.. I use them as my scrub pliers.. love them,, I also use Wiha pliers as well as knipex.. I prefer them over others because of how well they are made and because of how light weight they are compared to the american counters
do not buy those milwaukee lights,, they love to roll off if you set them down, those clips always come off or break and if you go get them repaired under warranty forget about it takes them 3 months to even get to it meanwhile youre out of a light for that long... cheap lights overpriced. the Klein lights have been more durable. and Nebo is my go to now..
I agree, I do have a Nebo trio I think and I've had other lights that bit the dust overtime. Haven't had a Klein light yet though, thanks for the input!
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Nice loadout you have there. I have the OT-LC and it's set up perfect for me.
Love made in USA tools, but Knipex is top notch also. I run a tech MCT blackout and am a HVAC/R tech. I love it, but it can get a bit heavy fully loaded out.
Yeah, i started out many years ago with budget tools, some of them actually being the Made in USA tools when they didnt cost an arm and a leg. Knipex is pricey but worth it. I do find myself overloading the OT-MC at times, and the bag itself has some weight to it already so it just compounds, but it is rugged and well built. Keep an eye out for the next video on the tool bags i have used over a decade. Thanks for sharing!
Your doing well. Upgraded from craftsman to Knipex. Keep up the good work.
Thanks!
get the silicone magnetic trays much better and they wont corrode or make that annoying clanging sound when you're carring them, also buy yourself some flip sockets and quit carrying so many ,, get the one that has four flippable ones in one shaft , eliminates cluttered toolboxing. I have one of those blue vice grip pliers older than dirt, but damn if they arent just comfortable to use and grip fantasticly good.. I use them as my scrub pliers.. love them,, I also use Wiha pliers as well as knipex.. I prefer them over others because of how well they are made and because of how light weight they are compared to the american counters
It's funny you say that, just last week I picked up a pair of those silicone mag trays. I like my swivel nut drivers though 😅
Did you ground that socket? I blew up my needle nose pliers once.
😂 yup
do not buy those milwaukee lights,, they love to roll off if you set them down, those clips always come off or break and if you go get them repaired under warranty forget about it takes them 3 months to even get to it meanwhile youre out of a light for that long... cheap lights overpriced. the Klein lights have been more durable. and Nebo is my go to now..
I agree, I do have a Nebo trio I think and I've had other lights that bit the dust overtime. Haven't had a Klein light yet though, thanks for the input!