Thanks for another great video brother. Sometimes it is the simplest of things that make you go, why didn't I think of that. That pick tube, genius. My little small tool pack, kinda like yours without the organization, has two picks in it. It never fails to stab you when looking for a tool. Thanks for the idea, the tube protector and the bag. Have a great day brother.
Looks good but you're missing two fundamental things (1) a pair of cutters. Something stout like a pair of electrician scissors (2) a inspection mirror
Another tool that is a bit different is Polymorph. These are plastic granules that will melt in a cup of boiling water and can then be molded by hand and sets like nylon. You could create a nut by moving it around a bolt. Very versatile
It always feels like you build the kits backwards, you pick the bag and fill it when you should be picking the tools then finding the bag that fits the tools you have selected.
Yes I have to agree that’s a good point, figure out what you would like to carry for your individual needs, then get bag for the tools and not the other way around. Thank you for the videos, I love them.
That one carabineer that also swivels around and turns into a hook. Definitely comes in handy. I usually clip one of those to my belt loops during the day a work. Pretty useful when its always on you
I'd substitute the Knipex 03-140 combination pliers. That will add wire cutting/stripping capabilities. the snappy slip joints are a good choice, but for something larger than the knipexcan handle, You'd have the cobras
Have a good trip. Doubt you will need tools as 8/10/12/14mm tells me is a Japanese truck. 😂. Tape, bailing/mechanics wire, and zip ties would be nice additions. I am not sure you are gaining much with the flip sockets and for me, I find they don’t go where I need them to go some times. I just take a piece of wire (scrap house wire) and run it through the sockets for an EDC kit.
You can remove the wrenches. You don't need them because you have the channel locks and the adjustable wrench and replace them with a foldable saw(Milwaukee handle) and/or a cutter as also suggested by previous comment
@@TylerSnyder305 I said trade name, not brand name. If you worked in the trades, and asked anyone for their “Channies” in the field, they’d give you a pump plier (tongue in grove plier), no matter what brand it may be. Same with if you asked someone for their “Kleins”, they’d give you their linesmans. Along with a “Crescent” wrench, someone will give you their adjustable wrench. I could go on and on, I see this all the time.
@@dylon537Ha ha ha, Reminds me of the fun we had at one shop calling tools properly by name and the new guys not knowing what we were asking for i.e. water pump pliers, diagonal cutters, electricians snips etc. Same shop, if you asked for Klein's you'd most likely be handed a 6 in 1. Fun times. We had a lot of tools and really required specific tools to get our jobs done.
I assume that you would have access to tape/wire/zip ties etc for repairs. With my eyesight and dexterity deteriorating as I age I find a magnetic pickup tool & an inspection mirror invaluable, and they shouldn’t take much space in your kit.
Plierswrench can crimp electrical connections aling with 400 other tasks would also add swivel sockets and extensions,. Knipex electrical pliers double as needlenose.
I also agree that instead of the 3 wrenches just a Knipex 7 1/4" pliers wrench with the thinner dip handles to save space. It just seemed immediately obvious.
Yeah but the teeth on the Knipex would mar up the fasteners or He definitely doesn’t need those snap pliers being that the Knipex would work well in most “ everyday situations “ and “EDC “
Your selection of sockets is curious. I use a 13 loads, I only use a 14 when I've lost a 9/16ths (the only Imperial size needed on my Landie, prop shafts and diff bolts) and I can't remember the last time I used a 12.
Thanks for another great video brother. Sometimes it is the simplest of things that make you go, why didn't I think of that. That pick tube, genius. My little small tool pack, kinda like yours without the organization, has two picks in it. It never fails to stab you when looking for a tool.
Thanks for the idea, the tube protector and the bag.
Have a great day brother.
I'd be tempted to replace the adjustable spanner with knipex pliers wrench and a strong elastic band to turn into a light vice. Cheers
Looks good but you're missing two fundamental things (1) a pair of cutters. Something stout like a pair of electrician scissors (2) a inspection mirror
Another tool that is a bit different is Polymorph. These are plastic granules that will melt in a cup of boiling water and can then be molded by hand and sets like nylon. You could create a nut by moving it around a bolt. Very versatile
For me the omission would be hex keys. Feel like they're more commonly needed than the majority of other things in the kit to be honest!
It always feels like you build the kits backwards, you pick the bag and fill it when you should be picking the tools then finding the bag that fits the tools you have selected.
Yes I have to agree that’s a good point, figure out what you would like to carry for your individual needs, then get bag for the tools and not the other way around. Thank you for the videos, I love them.
Cuter / file / sand paper / foldable hook 🪝 in side the bag to hang the bag
That one carabineer that also swivels around and turns into a hook. Definitely comes in handy. I usually clip one of those to my belt loops during the day a work. Pretty useful when its always on you
I'd substitute the Knipex 03-140 combination pliers. That will add wire cutting/stripping capabilities. the snappy slip joints are a good choice, but for something larger than the knipexcan handle, You'd have the cobras
Have a good trip. Doubt you will need tools as 8/10/12/14mm tells me is a Japanese truck. 😂. Tape, bailing/mechanics wire, and zip ties would be nice additions. I am not sure you are gaining much with the flip sockets and for me, I find they don’t go where I need them to go some times. I just take a piece of wire (scrap house wire) and run it through the sockets for an EDC kit.
Great choice of tools, you could add a small razor blade scraper and a few blades , that is all I thought of to add
You can remove the wrenches. You don't need them because you have the channel locks and the adjustable wrench and replace them with a foldable saw(Milwaukee handle) and/or a cutter as also suggested by previous comment
Channllocks ?
I see no Blue in this kit.
@@TylerSnyder305He’s talking about the cobras, their trade name
@@dylon537 well not only are those Knipex cobras not made by Channellock they're not even the same tool.
@@TylerSnyder305 I said trade name, not brand name. If you worked in the trades, and asked anyone for their “Channies” in the field, they’d give you a pump plier (tongue in grove plier), no matter what brand it may be. Same with if you asked someone for their “Kleins”, they’d give you their linesmans. Along with a “Crescent” wrench, someone will give you their adjustable wrench. I could go on and on, I see this all the time.
@@dylon537Ha ha ha, Reminds me of the fun we had at one shop calling tools properly by name and the new guys not knowing what we were asking for i.e. water pump pliers, diagonal cutters, electricians snips etc. Same shop, if you asked for Klein's you'd most likely be handed a 6 in 1. Fun times. We had a lot of tools and really required specific tools to get our jobs done.
Sew a strip or two of elastic in the middle where the “made in” label is. One for the knife, and room for one more flat item.
Nice kit!!
I assume that you would have access to tape/wire/zip ties etc for repairs. With my eyesight and dexterity deteriorating as I age I find a magnetic pickup tool & an inspection mirror invaluable, and they shouldn’t take much space in your kit.
I would add 5” vise grips.
Nice set up…I’m wondering though…that kit looks to be expensive? Do you have a rough idea, bag and all? $300-$500.?
I love this bag
Been wanting to put together a tool kit for my motorcycle, it's a sport bike so storage is extremely limited. This looks like a fantastic option
Plierswrench can crimp electrical connections aling with 400 other tasks would also add swivel sockets and extensions,.
Knipex electrical pliers double as needlenose.
Didn't know about the flip sockets, those are cool!
I also agree that instead of the 3 wrenches just a Knipex 7 1/4" pliers wrench with the thinner dip handles to save space. It just seemed immediately obvious.
Agree.
Nice Load Out
Wouldn't a Knipex plier wrench take the place of all 3 of your wrenches?
Yeah but the teeth on the Knipex would mar up the fasteners or
He definitely doesn’t need those snap pliers being that the Knipex would work well in most “ everyday situations “ and “EDC “
@@josephcespedes1845He is talking about the actual pliers wrench, not the Cobra pliers shown in this video
Knipex replaces those for sure imo. That would save a TON of weight and bulk.
I’ll never understand the EDC boys. They would carry a 8 foot ladder in their pocket if they could.
Good morning! Are you still enjoying the LN46ACF more than the full size?
A good tweezer may be added
Your selection of sockets is curious.
I use a 13 loads, I only use a 14 when I've lost a 9/16ths (the only Imperial size needed on my Landie, prop shafts and diff bolts) and I can't remember the last time I used a 12.
What are the flip sockets?
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@@lastbesttooldo you know of any other 1/4 flip sockets. I have the Klein and malco but they won’t work on a standard ratchet
It would take more time to put all the tools together than fixing something
Nipex
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