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Great Load Out Brother 💪🏼🛠

New to the channel. Love it. Tyx

Bring your channel back, you are so well spoken and great at filming

Thank you

Good presentation brother. Clean and clear narration and also video too. I use my VETO MB-MC Marine bag not for tools but for all my daily portable electronics. Between lights, speakers, tablets, chargers, some small tools, its easy to accumulate 25 lbs of stuff for entertainment/media. Its a beautiful bag, and my 3rd VETO bag. Thanks for the video, i am a new subscriber.

Can you do a plumbing tool bag video?

Everyone of them tools look like they’ve never been used 💀

Nice complete set. Great job! I see you did your homework. I would add some type of adjustable wrench, as well as an Irwin Vise Grip locking pliers. I would pair your Milwaukee impact wrench with a small compact Milwaukee Fuel drill with some basic drill bits, a small trim paint brush that you can use dry to sweep up the dust you make and a small stainless steel wire brush to clean up some rusted areas and hardware that you are working on. Also, consider a small cat claw, which is great for pulling nails that the heads are flush installed.

Nice toolbag set up simple but enough to cover your job👍🏼👍🏼😎

Nitecore NU25 is a good replacement for that headtorch you have. Same form factor but rechargeable. Cheap too. Been extremely happy with mine. Has a beam with 3 different brightness settings, a flood light for reading and red light for preserving your night vision. I especially like the floodlight feature when working in tight spaces.

Really enjoyed your videos. 1 tip... Scrap those wire nuts and get you some wago clips. They're the dogs bollox!

Bro best setup I have ever seen more videos bro don't give up

Amazing set up, Brother! Picking up few items for my tool bag too 👍🏻

How often do you find yourself using the Wera Bit Check as a handyman?

For a stud finder, I like the Franklin Pro. It is a little bulky, though.

This is an excellent video. Thanks.

Just found ur channel, I’m from jersey too!! :)

Which knipex needle nose is that?

I dropped my Wera set yesterday and the housing for the bits and socket separated 😢 Luckily i just clipped it back .😅 Reminds me of the old cell phones where the back cover comes off when dropped

Great videos, clean and edited well, good tools. I’ve been looking at tool videos in the past year thinking of starting a handyman business. Your channel inspires me

Thanks for sharing, great set-up!!

I’m curious what that whole setup costs.

Clean setup

Great video, I really enjoy your content! I just started my own handyman/carpenter business in The Netherlands, love to see other people's setup overseas. Can't wait for the next video. Keep it up! Hope to see more regular content one day!

Great logo. Where's my guy been at? I haven't seen any new vids.

Like watching a magician pulling more and more things out of a bag, crazy. The best bag set up and demo I've seen.

We need more videos man! Come back! This was great.

Nice vid. Love your content

Great video

Whats the name of the song?

Great Content!

Where did you get the custom magnets?

He’s back!

And thank you for saying knipex right lol

Try the klein magnet 16' tape measure, I did the milwaukee for a long time, I feel like they break down faster then the klein

In new jersey, it is filled with greaseballs, correct?

Lots of great tools. No multimeter? Thanks for the video.

You realize that all credibility was lost with me as all the tools you apparently use, all look new. Where are the scratches and grease marks ?

Good video, thanks

Interesting that you class the Wera 813 as a stubby as I though the criterion for stubby was a fatter handle like the other 2 and other drivers designated as stubby! I bought the 813 not for the toolbox but because I'm one of those EDC (every day carry) freaks who is looking for pocket carry tools as an alternative to carrying a conventional pliers based multitool a la Leatherman. Knipex Cobra pliers work better for me and I have plenty of folding knives and Swiss Army knives to provide blades, scissors, awls, saw and file if I want to carry those too on a particular day. The Wera is so small - about the size of a Bic or Clipper lighter - that it's ideal for EDC and a lot more capable than pocket drivers designed specifically for EDC which cost 5 or 10 times as much. I carry it with a 2 inch extender and 4 bits so I can use it as a stubby without extender, or regular small screwdriver with the extender, also a 2 inch PH1 bit for accessing recessed screws.

When’s the next video??? I found a channel I really enjoy and am waiting on your next one. Great job by the way. Really like watching your channel. I too am a top of the line tool brand , keep them clean guy too👍

Great kit, brand choices, cinematography, commentary, pronounciations (pet peeve of mine 😂), and all around production value. 10/10 video mate would 100% hire you based on this video alone.

Hello Sir. What model Klein wire cutter’s are those. They look like what I need

Stellar loadout man! I'm in the process of starting my buisness currently. I've done a few jobs on the side but I've been doing appliance repairs and general construction all of my adult life. The only question I have is what made you go with a 16 rather than a longer tape? I carry a 30 foot personally because I will actually use it to point out things during a bid with my clients

Good video. You have to go with klien ratcheting screwdriver but Wera is a close second in my opinion.

why are they so clean

I prefer the PROSENSOR stud finder by Franklin.

Stud finder by Franklin is awesome I have the 13 sensor and it’s amazing

I hate the Milwaukee stubby. The bits came loose after a while.😊

I spent a lot of dough on a large tool bag on wheels, which was a big mistake because it “hides” the tools. I switched to a bucket with tool holder and a smaller miscellaneous bag.