HUSKY Tool Pouch - Surveillance (CCTV) / Access Control Technician tool setup in a budget tool pouch
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- čas přidán 7. 09. 2024
- Most frequently used tools as a Surveillance (CCTV) / Access Control Technician loaded up in an inexpensive HUSKY tool pouch
I did CCTV and alarm systems for 20 years, Klein tools in my pouch.
Wow! 20 years. I'm barely going on 4. So you're coming from Analog huh? At the beginning of this career, I've swapped quite a bit from Analog to IP. So much simpler than the Analog technology. So much equipment was needed to run Analog PTZs. Whew. Wish I had more experience with Analog though and all the equipment that converted it to a digital format into a VMS system.
I like The Idea. But It Seems OverStuffed Lol. Also Try The Toughbuilt Version Of This Bag Lol
I went to the Veto Pro Pac MP2. 👍
Ahh Yes. I Do BMS Control Wiring So I Feel As If The Veto MP2 would be too much hanging off my side. So I opted for a toughbuilt version of this pouch for saving money and space purposes. Definitely bought the veto pro pac compact blackout though
@@Kouhai_Kai I used a freebie DeWalt power tools bag (saved me money) and used a Veto MP2 and TP3 to organize my tools within the DeWalt bag. I never really used the pouches as belt pouches; I usually hung them on my tool cart, scissor lift or ladder. It's heavy, but I liked the fact that it carried so many tools in a nice configuration.
Yo tengo esta pouch, the front pouches i used them for my 11/1 and it ripped a hole on the slot. Por eso me voy a comprar la veto.
Did you know that Bucket Boss actually makes this pouch? The Bucket Boss looks better. It's that Carhartt Brown with Olive Green.
You put the Velcro on your actual belt or how do you wear it?
That part with the Velcro is part of the belt loop. It's basically a fast remove design. Un-velcro it (new word 😂) and slide the flap into the belt and then resecure the Velcro.
I wanna be the best but I know i probly dont have what it takes
We all crawl before we walk. I'm barely jogging, but I want to sprint.
Experience is the biggest thing. Experiment with different strategies. Do your research, read, and also watch and learn from others.
If you watch CZcams, be sure to read the comments. Sometimes people create videos but end up doing things wrong or harder than it should be.
List your tasks and duties of your occupation and go down the list. 👍
I very much dislike those "Tool Pouch/Bag Setup Tour" videos where they have a long verbal introduction about what they do, when and where they bought their stuff... and you're like, "Just get to the damn point and show the topic of the video damnit!". Oh, and there are those videos that show and review bags and pouches that don't even have tools loaded in them! That really grinds my gears. So, that's why my video goes straight to the pouch loaded with tools. I didn't say anything either and feel that my video covers the pouch enough to see what it is capable of carrying.