I want to do a little tool. Bag review. Show you guys what I use in my tool bag. My daily carry my daily everyday carry.

Is this veto tech pack and then, if I know I'm just going for a diagnosis or I'm working on top of a big shopping mall, I carry my little NB to my veto. Mb2 bag breakdown on my tool bag here I've had this tech pack for a few years now so typically down here in this pouch right here I just carry some rubber gloves and then my little uh gloves from Home Depot. These are the gorilla glove, a gorilla grip. You buy him in like a twenty five pack for the box, nothing crazy up here in the front.

I just keep my head light for working at night time, working in attics and different things over here. On the side. I keep a service wrench, so I'm electrical tape and some long extension fittings for my drill, nothing really! On this side, I used to keep a tape measure in there, but I find it getting stuck on a lot of things, so I really don't anymore, usually down in the front of my bag right down here, I've been keeping a tiny, little tape measure and if I find the need for a bigger one, this little tiny little throwaway, one I'll go get one from my van, but I stopped carrying it just because I wanted to reduce the weight down in my van okay, so I'm gon na unzip it and show you guys What I carry inside of it, okay, so inside my first pouch right in here remind you. This isn't what everybody has to carry electric drill with the adjustable 5/16 quarter, inch guy, my local suppliers haven't come out with a long extension one.

Yet so I'm still stuck use enough. I like to support the supply houses, if I can, but if they don't get those sooner, I'm gon na be ordering them online. This is the basic inside of my bag. This is just what I find to be a necessity.

Okay, I can do majority of my repairs with these tools. For the most part, aviation, snips. Okay, these are my not my sheet metal ones. I use these for cutting everything but sheet metal.

I beat the crap out of these things, they're, not sure anymore, a very dull. I use them to cut things you're not supposed to cut. I go crazy with them. Okay, it's always good to have a throwaway pair wire crimpers.

These are the Milwaukee brand from. I think from Home Depot I started using those they work. Pretty good quarter, inch 5/16 Klein's those work great, I'm not. You know specific to any brand.

I love this little Klein versus screwdriver. This is great for thermostats and stuff and yeah. It works really nice up here in the top. Is my service valve adapter for my service wrench? So you can do if you're working on the resi stuff, which I don't do residential, but this will open the service valves where this really works great in it is on the ice machines.

A lot of them have right angle, service valves and it's great for getting in there keep an extra extension up in here for the drill an extra quarter, inch 5/16, the I that's the malko brand is what it is, but just in case I ever lose one. I haven't lost one yet eighth inch drill bits really common with what I do. I use those and go through those like crazy, so keep two of those in my bag and ten more in my van quarter, inch Phillips head adapter for the drill, and then I keep a 3/8 a 7/16 and a half inch for the drill, also razor knife. Okay, right here, lineman pliers with 8-inch Crescent wrenches actual crescent brain, not that I care channel locks you can see.

I use my tools for a lot of different things. Okay, these end up beating the crap out of things. I usually don't use a hammer, so you know needlenose pliers Klein wire strippers now meet. I really like the wire strippers that these are, and I like that they're longer, but I do not like the wire crimpers, okay sure.

I sometimes question myself and wonder why I can't just use these wire crimpers because then it'd be one less tool I have to carry, but I just love those ones. Okay, as opposed to, I carry my wire crimpers right here. Okay, I love these crimpers, but I don't know I'm just you know partial to the tools that I like dykes, work. Great, also keep a paint marker down inside here always carry a hose nozzle with me.

I've got some heavy-duty scissors for cutting the Napali filter media for reaching condensers wire. Brush works, great 6-inch, coil brush works great, you know again, these are just what I get used to. I carry the HVAC eight and one I think, or something like that and then over here in this corner, my deburring tool. I really like this d-brane tool works good for me here, yeah down in here.

I keep jumper wires, the magnetic ones for certain systems. You got to be careful on the magnetic ones, though, because they'll stick to the wrong thing and short things out. I got some 14 gauge jumpers and then just a normal. You know what 18 gauge ones.

Nothing fancy nothing else really in there. I keep some zip ties, wire nuts electrical tape. You know just miscellaneous stuff in here wire nuts hose clamp. You know just bunch of miscellaneous junk up in there, so that's pretty much it on this side and we'll go and open up the other side.

The other side over here I keep s J cord in here. That way, I can, you know, do some field splices without having to go to the band too much. I keep a set of knee pads in there my electrical screwdrivers when you're working on live stuff and prefer not to do it, but sometimes you have to field piece. Sc.

660 love. This meter used it for a while now there's my little wrench bag. Let's go over this real, quick, so bubbles, but I keep big blue in here - prefer big blue. It's my favorite leak detection, zoom, spout oil, rust, buster and then some night log, the universal night log and then up here, there's always a level that's pretty much hit in the back and then we'll go and open up this range bag.

Just the basic wrenches that I use, I like the ratchet wrenches, 3/4, 5/8 9/16 s, half-inch, 7/16, 3/8, 5/16 and quarter-inch. Unfortunately, I can't get the or I haven't been able to find the quarter-inch and a swivel on the end. But even if I did, I barely used the quarter-inch, so I wouldn't even spend the money on it every once in a while, it comes in handy where it comes in handy is, is just grabbing. You know the backside of a fitting like this.

There's nothing like that. Anyways! I keep a smaller allen. Wrench, I have bigger ones in my van, but this one right here works great for fan, blades for walkins and different things like that, and it's lightweight this little thumb driver you can put a socket ratchet or I'm sorry sure you can put a ratchet on the End, I love this little guy. This guy works great geez.

I found this at Sears many years ago, so I don't even know where you find them now. I'm sure you can find them at Harbor Freight or something like that. I use a small Unibet and then a medium-sized Unibet. These are things that I use.

Often ok, I have bigger ones and stuff, but these are just the ones that I use most often and a scratch. Awl use that quite often that's pretty much it in the back side of my bag. On a lot of my bags, I use these velcro straps from Home Depot they're husky straps. This particular one is the perfect height when it sits in my van.

It holds it upright, just in case I was to get into an accident the bags not going to roll around in the back of my van, but they also work good for lifting stuff up, because on the previous vetoes that I've had, I haven't done it on This one by sliding the rope down you can wear out the rubber right here. You know if you just let it run through there as you're lowering the bag down a big ladder, or something like that. So I use this to rope it up now. So when you're dropping it down, you can slide it down.

Okay, so this is my everyday carry like I said this guy is my mall. Carry you know short strip. I kind of keep the basics up in here. Two Crescent wrenches.

Let's see a small set of channels, I've got a needle nose in here wire strippers. I don't keep crimpers in here just because I'm trying to cut down, even though I really don't care for these crimpers that you know they work in a tension when you need them two more dykes right here and there's a service wrench down inside here too. So you've pretty much got everything you need here. Obviously that bag doesn't stand up too well, but it's a great bag for taking on the roof.

I keep a little six in one. This is just one that I got it like a true factory class. I do have you know the the fancy 8, 111 and ones whatever they're cool. You know, but I don't know I still kind of go back and forth on whether or not it just like the cheapy ones, because you end up losing them and when you lose those fancy klein ones, you get really pissed off so but anyways.

You know this. Just goes in my extra bag. Also, I don't know if I saw on the side of my video. I've got some electrical tape and then, on the side of this small video, I got some electrical tape too, and then I carry a meter in here and then a couple.

This is my: what is this in 902 now? This is a fluke. 376 client meter. Does everything you needed to do to so and then some zip ties brush an inch ball brush and then there's some jumper wires? Also in that come in very handy, that's pretty much it! You know. I don't carry a lot in this bag.

I just have a veto strap on it and depending on which bag I'm using. I might actually use the either bag. I'm using lately. I've been using the smart probes.

So I'll put my tablet: if I'm working with my troubleshooting bag I'll just use my phone but a lot of times when I'm shooting videos, it's not convenient to use my phone to run the smart probes, because if I'm trying to show something so lately, I've been Using the tablet, but, like I said, the tablet I won't take with that bag I'll take with this one, because I can put it in the back of it and then I've been really really using the field piece probes and I really like them. These are the JobLink probes, great little setup, their works with measure quick. As far as charging goes see my low side hoes. I got one of these fittings from true tech tools.

It'll connect right on there and you don't have to use the heavy-duty wrenches to tighten them down. They're just thumb tight and then I just put a Schrader in one side, actually, this administrator on both sides. So what I do like about these is the ability to put them on critically charged systems and here's. What I do.

I just have a three or four foot hose and I have a quick-release on one end and then a ball valve on the other, and then that way I can meet her the refrigerant in that's pretty much it guys. So I've thought about getting a smaller tablet that I can keep in this bag and maybe someday. I will but I kind of let that one burn out before I get rid of it, because it's lasted me a while and I'm just gon na use it till it dies, and then, when that one fails, maybe I'll get a smaller one that can go in Here, but the cool thing about this is you can just hook it onto either one of those bags just carry it with you. No big deal, okay, so that's pretty much it guys for the tool bag.

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