Top 5 EDC tools for an apartment maintenance technician
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 24 ก.พ. 2024
- These are my top 5 EDC tools I carry as an apartment maintenance technician and 90% of the time if I'm at work these are in my pocket
Pants
Carhartt Men's Rugged Flex Relaxed Fit Ripstop Cargo Work Pant a.co/d/7SePR9h
pliers
www.irwintools.com/product/49...
flashlight
coastportland.com/products/px...
knife
coastportland.com/products/dx344
screwdriver
www.homedepot.com/p/Klein-Too... - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
Thank goodness, A guy that isn’t loaded down with a bunch of very expensive tools.
It’s not about the price it’s about the preference and being safe, comfortable, and efficient is the key. I do appreciate a practical set up with room to grow.
Simple and effective. Well done. 🙏🏼🏆
Thanks! I can do allot with these tools but still end up running back to the cart more than I like to 😂
I enjoyed seeing your EDC on the job carry.
Thanks!
Nice and concise!
I own these tools and my EDC choices are different but not necessarily better.
I understand that my EDC tools change allot
It's hard to find a balance between "barley enough to do the job" or "why am I carrying so much sh!t" lol
I subbed sir Irwin's with me daily and my Klein hope all is well sir general contractor so i call people to get it done lol
Thanks! Same here love my Irwins
Really like your setup. Pipefitter , I carry a multi tool a box cutter sharpie , pencil and pen and a mini 2/1 screwdriver.
Thanks! what multi tool do you carry? I've been looking at a few,
I also carry a box cutter in my service bag and extra blades empty tic-tac containers are good to keep extra blades in.
Sensible choices!
Thanks they serve me well at the property I'm at .
For uears I've carried a Leatherman Charge with a bit set and a ratcheting extension. The extension will do 1/4" and I keep a 5/16" nut driver bit in the extension. Add a small (4" - 6") Crescent wrench and a good flashlight and you can get a lot done on the spot. The little pair of "dogs" you carry, with the pipe gripping jaws, are also an excellent option. I did over 40 years of electrical/mechanical industrial maintenance and I think your on the right track.
Thank you for your feedback 40 years is a long time in the trades veteran feedback always appreciated ! I'm sure you've learned allot I'm about 13 years in residential maintenance I'm always learning something new.
A bit set is a good idea thinking about getting a pocket size set myself just for commons and a few odd sizes.
@@SIR_TOOLS You're welcome. The Leatherman set-up is nice because of the variety of bit shapes (hex, Robertson, torx, Philips, flat) all on a card about the size of a business card. Combined with the ratcheting extension you climb off the ladder a little less, and have one hand to hang on with while ratcheting out a fastener.
I'm definitely gonna check that out thanks
Nice video!
Thank you !
Perfect
Thanks!
Mine is complicated. Depends on the work of the day. I run my own business doing residential and commercial HVAC, refrigeration, restaurant equipment and appliances, electrical, and plumbing. I keep multiple tools by my door and just grab a few as i get out depending on what I'm there to troubleshoot and repair. I'm a big Klein fan.
That sounds fun something new every day, I'd love to do my own thing like that! Do you you like the commercial side ?
@@SIR_TOOLS It's awesome, no crawlspaces. Except for ceiling crawlspace. Mostly when working on top of cooler and freezer boxes above a drop ceiling. Restaurants are super demanding. If something is down, there loosing money. Not just uncomfortable like residential HVAC. When it breaks, you gotta go now or the next guy gets your job. Plenty of overtime work too.
I work at a relatively big property, I do maintenance at a university for student housing so I carry my Klein backpack with a lot more stuff because it sucks when you have to run down three flights of stairs because you forgot a tool, but the bigger sized vice grip Erwins are like my go to favorite tool Wish I could carry what I used just in my pocket. Good content though.
I understand that that the last property I was at I had to carry a huge bag and still ended up running back to the golf cart or shop for stuff . I prefer the bigger pliers but unfortunately they don't fit in my pocket very well but definitely have a pair in my tool bag I've been using since 2016 still going strong.
Decent choices. They all make alot of sense imo.
Carried a similar set of tools for 7 years as maintenance assistant in a big corporate officebuilding.
Foldable Trapez utillity knife
knob bitdriver with ratchet
bit extender that doubled as crosshandle for the bitdriver
bitkit
Leatherman Blast
wooden foldable ruler and pen
Today I'd go for the
Leatherman Crunch
millwaukee Fastback utility knife and bitdriver
Double ended bitkit
wooden foldable ruler and pen
Sounds like a great load out thanks for sharing and reminding me how much I miss my Leatherman...lost mine on a service call
@@SIR_TOOLSSorry to hear you lost your Leatherman. Any chance you might remember where you might have left it and someone at the location would return it if you call or visit?
Most likely in someone's junk drawer by now I los it a while back
Dope load out! Just a suggestion you could swithcout the 7 in 1 side of your ratchet screwdriver with the 3/8s side so you aren't doubling up on 5/16 nut drivers and you have an extra 3/8s nut driver
That's a great idea plus the ballast in the kitchen lights are 3/8 so that would make more sense than having another 5/16 on that side. Thanks!
@@SIR_TOOLS no problem bud glad I could help out🤙🏽
Thanks for the recommendation I've been using it that way for a few weeks worked out great
@@SIR_TOOLS heck yeah glad to here I could help!
I work warehouse, but i kinda wanna be the maintenance guy there. carry a box opener. knipex pliers. keychain multitool for a flat head, arkfeld light, field notes pen and sharpie. i recently got the arkfeld and been throwing it on my hat brim for a quick head lamp when i go in trailers and look under shelving. but thats a cool set up for the klein screwdriver. i may look into that set up.
My coworker always carries knipex pliers he loves them ,
How is the battery life on the arkfeld I'm thinking about getting one or the coast slayer.
@@SIR_TOOLS the newest version lasts suprisingly long for it has a 1300mah battery. you deffinitly dont need to charge it every day. but it all depends on usage.
What's the brand and model of those pants?
Carhartt Men's Rugged Flex Relaxed Fit Ripstop Cargo Work Pant a.co/d/7SePR9h
Which model pants are those and what color is it? Thanks
Here's a link for Amazon they also sell on dungarees only pants I found to last lt longer than three months.
Carhartt Men's Rugged Flex Relaxed Fit Ripstop Cargo Work Pant a.co/d/dpNF3Bo
What size is that bit holder for the flip socket? 3 inch? Thanks
I think it's the 2" it's the shortest one I could find it's made by malco
Thanks again
No problem 😎
I dont know what it is with amwricans and carrying those innefficient knives for engineering of construction work when a stanley knife is so much more practical, cheaper and has replacable blades and storage in the knife for extra blades. Im sure its just showing off at this point " ooh look at this knofe i have"
I understand where your coming from people in america like to show off and brag but this knife was only $7.00 it was on sale it's a very inexpensive pocket knife as is that's why I like to carry it at work its cheap to replace I don't own expensive knives as knives are expendable.
I understand how annoying the attitude is in america I live here lol I try to be a humble person most of my tools I've purchased on sale or through some sort of promotion but thanks for the input
@@SIR_TOOLS sorry, i think i was a bit rude there so i apologise. Yeah i get it now :)
No trust me I understand people like to show off to much it's annoying id go broke trying to keep up with some of the other tool channels on here