30 secs.? It would have taken me 30 minutes just to get the stuff out of the box!

While it won’t do larger than 3/4”, you can get a cold bender for pvc. It’s so much faster than using a hot blanket or torch. Good video! Learned something new

Outstanding young man!!!! Very happy for you. I sincerely hope you grow and prosper. Your truck looks very professional. I personally hate vans, as they are to loud. I currently have have 3 F150. 2 of them with a 2.7 EcoBoost and 1 with the 3.7 NA V6. I love my 2.7 as it acts like a diesel with low end torque. We do more service than anything else. I bought a Uprising engineering tradesman trailer. I was the 1st in the nation to have one. Now he is importing them to Ohio. I use that trailer for large jobs. You may want to look at them when large jobs present themselves. It makes no sense to carry everything when 90% of the time we use the same tools and materials. I am an electrical and mechanical contractor in San Antonio Texas. Again very happy to see someone as young as you to be in the position you are at.

yo bro. 1 i love the fastback knife also use it everyday. i didnt know that the slot inside could be used for an extra blade, u jus helped me alot and 2 im also in nc im 20 rn tryna be liscened soon, how did you end up getting yours cuz you also look young bro

I can see your defiantly used to your setup. At this point you might as well get blacklader or snickers pants and that would carry all the tools your comfortable with. I carry a cabnetmakers sidekick with a mag mat on the upper place with a pica pencil in it. I get it i never have to take it off even in the car or truck. Alot of times i get away with a atlas 46 greenwood 8 pocket organizer on carabiner hanging off 2 belt loops(sold on amazon). Easy to take off i can drive with it on with a few holstery accessories on it. I do see a mp2x in your future thats is my main service pouch and as you know is very popular. I have tried 30+ pouches in my time and alot of not so useful ones including that style and craft one. A tip if you put a chicago screw in the front pocket through to the second flap you can divide that pocket into 2. The mp2x really is the answer for most techs and i dont know if my thighs can handle being straped to all the time id have to try it. If you like thoes railer holders try the vessel ones they double as handles as usable screwdrivers too. If you want a belt you dont have to adjust it just works check out grovelife belts. I have worn one for years and its stiff and flexable at the same time also handles 3lbs of mp2x hanging off it too. For your inner shirt pocket you can surely find a edc sleve holder organizer to keep that from flapping around. A leather pocket protector with slots are cheap too for your pens and nct. Id suggest trying our santronics nct they are made in the use sold on az there sensitivity is amazing you can identify individual hot wires(get the one with the audio alert its square and more sturdy). Try something new you never know and all thoes tools can be consolidated down to a mp2x or a pair of blacklader/snickers pants.

I’m in the process of starting my own residential company in Washington state . I was wondering if you could make a video explaining how you do invoicing and anything revolved around being the owner of an electrical company . Thank you!

Good video thx

Can you do a load out video of your toolbag?

What a video! You have a table because working on the floor is for amateurs? So true! You are wise beyond your years! You got it figured out Son! Keep up the good work!

Dude, are even old enough to drive?

Bro is 12 years old how does he have a business?

Im really proud of young people like you. Keep going 💯

No radio in the truck or milwaukee radio ?? Thats the first thing out on my jobs!! Lol great video man ive been wondering how to organize the packout setup in my truck you gave me lots of ideas

Dude, how old are you…. Highly impressive Fella

Cool dude, I’m 48 years old just starting learning electrical about 6 weeks. Very happy to see young kid like you demonstrated to the world that the new electrician to the future. Thanks bro!

Would you be able to upload a short video on the belt you are using? At 5:15. Is that like a utility belt that officers use? I’ve been trying different belts and pouches to put together my own light weight compact tool belt set up. Thanks dude!

I don’t know if a commercial guy can get away with a leg holster, trying to impress a guy with a freshly painted hammer. 😂Sick bag👍🏻 I love my MCT.

Congrats to you on self employment. It’s freedom you’ll never match. But also a headache. F one twizzy is a classic! You want to get rid of that cancer stick stink? douse all the surfaces you can with a vinegar with a few drops of dawn in it. Scrub it with a microfiber and wipe it off. Then get a clean pal of hot water and do the same. Then run an ozone machine with the windows up and the blower running so it gets into the ventilation. If you can put a cpu fan in a window and tape it up. That’ll allow fresh air in but nothing out. Do this a few times and you won’t hardly notice the smell. Or be gross and start smoking.

To get the smoker smell out the truck ! Put a glass of white vinegar in your drink holder for at least 12h or over night ! Before using your truck just open the windows afterwards to air out any possible vinegar residue odor! Might take a few times if the smell is overwhelming. It works great 👍🏽 😊

i could probably see putting electrical tape on the spreader to not damage the paint on the link.

I bought one of those but it didn't come with the screw. Thanks for the video. 😊

What was the process like in getting your license? How long did you work and what class/ program was required?

Very nice truck set up, good luck with it!

It's interesting that North Carolina DOES NOT require a Master's License to open up a Resi Electrical business. BTW, nice wrap logo. p.s. I'm sure you're super busy right now post-storm. Use this once-in-a-decade opportunity to build your reputation.

I suggest like we did with out vans a 3/4in plywood carpeted or rubber bed liner coated on full extension slides. its really nice to just slide the tray out instead of reaching or crawling back when you need something. Its also much cheaper than a decked system 200 is extreme duty slides and a sheet of plywood with some coating on it under 300. If you plan on having more than a 300+ lbs on it make a leg that folds out with a hinge. This also doubles as a work table as long as your in a semi secure area.

Great video man. Thanks. What type of hooka did you use on the unistrut?

Good job, glad to see a younger business man. God bless

Do you have the link for that hardware on the pvc pipe ?

For residential i suggest a klein et 450 its a hot toner that lets you trace wires even in cement. That 200 dollar investment paid for itself very quickly in time.

Did you know by just putting a Chicago screw through the front pocket in the center towards the top you can turn that pouch into 2 front pockets for screwdriver. Easy mod to make that more usable.

They make a jackhammer bit for ground rods too. If you have ever wanted a jackhammer.

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Cool setup , but the painted hammer is kinda gey , but overall nice

I like the way you have the temporary Power point is good for exprried electricians to use

Quick tip from a framer/carpenter. If you need to resize a hole with a hole saw you need to do two things. 1- Take the hole saw you need to use to resize with, and find a scrap piece of wood to make a guide block. 2- Clamp the new guide block in place and, I can’t stress this enough, run the hole saw IN REVERSE at first. You will create a shallow kerf channel that will allow the hole to be cut cleaner. The guide block prevents a potential wandering hole saw, and the reverse start creates that safe starting point for the hole saw to cut easier. If you are patient enough, you can cut the hole all the way through in reverse. It will take a bit more force though.

My bag got stolen a year ago. When i started building a new one, i opted for the m12 surge and it has definitely exceed expectations. Everyone is always shocked at how quiet it is.

aint seen anyone use any of those tools on a professional commercial jobsite for like 20 years, way outdated

What happened, it finishes mid flow...

Very solid video, for your receptacle I prefer just getting an extension cord instead of Romex

What pouch is that? How did you make the leg holster?

We really ought to label these kinds of vidoes as house mouse or commercial

Circuit break locator all the way

Интересно. Спасибо за ликбез!;)

Good work on the hotstick. I see too many people here using some redneck method of testing live wires instead of the right way. So good on you for using the right tool.

Mice actually get nutrition out of the plastic. Must be Winter.

Ball end? BALL END? We're disowning you

Bruh, you should be able to nipper 6-3 by hand

1/2" to 2" with no skips? ... Me looking at my greenlee set with a billion sizes between 1/2 - 2"

I soak the ground rod base with water to soften up the soil I can drive a ground rod in Texas clay with a 2 pound hammer and a little water

If you run metallic conduit a hand held band saw is a great time saver, also good for unit strut, threaded rod, seal, tight, large drop cables, …