The 90% Toolbag

[@MrItalia68]

Great advice . To use things with multiple uses . I have been a biomed for 34 years and this will take care of 80% of the issues for general biomed . And it’s easy to carry . I have a lot of specialty tools for all the other stuff . You know being a biomed is anything and everything.wish more youngsters would get into the field .

[@aryank8163]

It's essential to have long bits with thin shafts in the UK, as well as security bits. It's convenient to be able to travel with a light bag, especially when considering a commercial flight. In that case, I would probably keep the fluke in my hand luggage, given the unpredictable nature of airport staff lol

[@dejarviseaddy]

Thank you for the video!

[@DjANi-DJ_ANi]

I need a list of all the tools for maintaining biomedical equipment even the not really important ones

[@BetterBiomedChannel]

That's a tough answer because different types of medical equipment require different tools

[@BetterBiomedChannel]

I do have a video on entry level tools. Do a search through all my videos for "tool".

[@GabeMacDonnell]

Awesome! Thank you

[@iyobtesfaselasie3733]

I like all your videos and inspired by them, is there any online recommendations to get a BMET certification ?

[@BetterBiomedChannel]

Check out the College of Biomedical Equipment Technology

[@SULK81]

Get you some banana plug alligator clips for your multimeter, or the slip on one's that go over your Test leads.

[@MrDoneboy]

How much did the Fluke cost, Justin. Lol

[@BetterBiomedChannel]

A Fluke 179 meter runs ~$400 amzn.to/40CJecS But for most techs, a Fluke 117 will easily suffice @ ~$250 amzn.to/3JDDA3i

[@curtpiazza1688]

Great! 😊

[@gplusgplus2286]

Surprised you have Fluke tools (very expensive) and everything else is el cheapo lowest HF quality from the deepest depths of China...

[@BetterBiomedChannel]

Just posted video response