I mean whether you're bringing your own power tools or not to a job site is besides the point. You still need to bring it from the tool room to where you're working, so
Because no one (especially apprentices) shouldn’t have to break the bank providing 200$+ tools. That’s the contractors job. Owning your own business though is different, and even then you can write it off as a business expense
@@codythompson9035that’s funny to you; boot licker? You see a company who makes millions of year off your labor while you make $100,000 or less and you feel it’s YOU who should provide the power tools?
@@Eckster93 oh go fuck yourself. I’m all about fuck the company that’s making millions off of my abilities but some shit is goofy that y’all be bitching about. Sure you right, I’m about right at the 6 figure mark without really working OT or depending on commission, I do commercial/industrial. There’s a lot I’ll stand my ground on but tools are not it so much. I don’t find much a issue with having your own basic power tools, not speaking on vacuum pumps, recovery machines, torches, and so forth. That being said, if my tool breaks then the company is replacing it, and I make them replace it with a better tool every time. If I leave, I’m taking the shit with me too.
@@Eckster93 I’m not spending my own money on specialized equipment though. I’m just speaking on basic shit like a drill, impact, grinder, recip saw, and so forth.
@@cameronlee9493 I'm in the IBEW. My contractor provides all my drill bits and shit but you have to store them somewhere in order to bring them on the jobsite
How do you figure he’s not? Because he doesn’t supply $300 power tools to do a job for a company that makes millions off of his labor? He’s an employee not a contractor. If you owned a construction business you wouldn’t dream of starting it without power tools. Especially since they rent them to themselves as a sister company first earning twice the money and then writing it off as a business expense. Why should that be the responsibility of the guys making less than $100k?
@@user-rw7xk4co2y I know my benefits and pay is better than what they get overseas. Also amazing health insurance as well, not that free European socialist healthcare.
Klein makes a multi pass through nutdriver so you can carry one tool and save space in your bag.
I’ve had mine for a year
Been a veto closed bag but this bag changed me
I mean whether you're bringing your own power tools or not to a job site is besides the point. You still need to bring it from the tool room to where you're working, so
Preciate it
Thanks for the video! Where did you buy it?
The veto website, comes with a 5 year warranty!
@@cameronlee9493 Awesome! Thank you!
Why shouldn't you be bringing power tools to work? Wtf lmao i do hvac/refrigeration service its impossible to do my job without "power tools".
Because no one (especially apprentices) shouldn’t have to break the bank providing 200$+ tools. That’s the contractors job. Owning your own business though is different, and even then you can write it off as a business expense
@@cameronlee9493 LMAO!
@@codythompson9035that’s funny to you; boot licker? You see a company who makes millions of year off your labor while you make $100,000 or less and you feel it’s YOU who should provide the power tools?
@@Eckster93 oh go fuck yourself. I’m all about fuck the company that’s making millions off of my abilities but some shit is goofy that y’all be bitching about. Sure you right, I’m about right at the 6 figure mark without really working OT or depending on commission, I do commercial/industrial. There’s a lot I’ll stand my ground on but tools are not it so much. I don’t find much a issue with having your own basic power tools, not speaking on vacuum pumps, recovery machines, torches, and so forth. That being said, if my tool breaks then the company is replacing it, and I make them replace it with a better tool every time. If I leave, I’m taking the shit with me too.
@@Eckster93 I’m not spending my own money on specialized equipment though. I’m just speaking on basic shit like a drill, impact, grinder, recip saw, and so forth.
Where do you keep all your hole saws and drill bits?
I don’t, they are contractor supplied in the IBEW
@@cameronlee9493 I'm in the IBEW. My contractor provides all my drill bits and shit but you have to store them somewhere in order to bring them on the jobsite
@@kilerpillowpet I would keep them in the plastic box in the middle if I had to, I keep spare aaa’s for my tweeter
This guy is waving a huge greenhorn flag for everyone to see. Congrats.
What, no wiggy?
Local #?
453! are you a brother?
God forbid you actually be productive.
How do you figure he’s not? Because he doesn’t supply $300 power tools to do a job for a company that makes millions off of his labor? He’s an employee not a contractor. If you owned a construction business you wouldn’t dream of starting it without power tools. Especially since they rent them to themselves as a sister company first earning twice the money and then writing it off as a business expense. Why should that be the responsibility of the guys making less than $100k?
I pity you Americans, in Europe everything we need is bought for us in the company. I probably have tools for over 15 000 euro that only I use.
But I bet our wages and benefits are better.
@@fabes326 they aint ahahah
@@user-rw7xk4co2y I know my benefits and pay is better than what they get overseas. Also amazing health insurance as well, not that free European socialist healthcare.
@@fabes326haha thats a good joke because its so wrong …
@@majestybaricaua2417 I bet mine are and I don’t even get free crappy socialist healthcare like you.