Industrial Automation Engineer's EDC Tool Bag

[@onecleangti]

For a terminal screw driver I recommend the 2mm and 3mm weha micro screw drivers. The things are beasts and never twist the tips even on old rusty screw terminals

[@peterevans8194]

He sounds a bit like Bruce in The Family Guy! 🤣

[@kieranthorburn8421]

This is an incredible array of tools, even though im a Gardener/handy man I really think I can make use of all of this! Especially love the Dewalt driver but they’re like £130 here!

[@jackhammer9622]

Wera sets are so versatile for their size good call. I'm a building automation engineer. May I suggest adding a 4" adjustable wrench? You'd be surprised at how much you'll use it. A guy that's been doing this for like 25 years suggested it to me my first week

[@SportsKid006-milbert]

Great suggestion, thanks!

[@brandongregg4287]

Great vid. I know you spoke briefly about your programming aspect of the job. As someone who is just starting to learn programming in school, I would be interested in you talking about that in a future vid.

[@SportsKid006-milbert]

I'll make a video about that some day!

[@bcbloc02]

Always fun to see what others carry.

[@SportsKid006-milbert]

I agree. Gotta love a good kit

[@cerealkiller4248]

I have a similar EDC kit, the same Klein black and yellows but I have the dumpy version too. I have the Knipex wrench pliers too, I have the 125mm version now and am about to pull the trigger on either the 180 or the 250’s. I have a Klein set of insulated drivers, the ones with the same handle, they are lifetime guarantee and I’ve had 2 replaced with no bother at all ( I’ve had them approx 5 years now ), they were expensive, £230 but I love them and Kleins service has been excellent. My 1/4” drive bit kit is all Bahco, a Bahco T handle 1/4” drive and a ratchet 1/4” drive to use them, and a Bahco mini ratchet which I’m swapping for the Klein version next. All this fits in a Velocity Progear 2.0 bag. I’ve retired my yellow Stanley Fatmax wheeled case, it’s served me very well ( it’s been very durable and great to put heavier boxes on top ) but I’m trying to go lighter as my old back injury is flaring up more and more these days ☹️ I’ve not had much Wera stuff, I did have the insulated etched tip set of drivers a few years back and broke a few tips a bit too easily, so I went to Wiha instead, the Wera stuff looks great though, and has very very good feedback but I committed to Bahco instead so.......................... ☹️ A good video, I love to see other engineers kit, it gives me ideas 🤑🤑🤑

[@AKseries1]

Would you consider a vessel electric screwdriver instead of your bulky dewalt? Curious if that would work in this set better for you.

[@sandy_knight]

I love my flush cutters, great for zip-ties, but I keep stabbing myself on them. Any tips for keeping them under control in your tool bag? I considered an elastic band to keep them closed, that would also protect the cutting edges, but ideally you don't want to store them with the spring compressed all the time....

[@ShowAndTool]

I use a piece of cardstock with duct tape around it to make an ugly little sheath lol 🤷‍♀️

[@sandy_knight]

@@ShowAndTool For want of a better solution I've done virtually the same thing, I cut out a strip of plastic from some packaging and wrapped in duct tape...

[@gggggdtx]

What's the name of Allen key set. Can u provide list mentioning make or product code, that would help to get few things I need.

[@wordwalker3]

My son (32) sent me a link to a Tee shirt..."you can't hurt my feelings, I used to hold the flashlight for my Dad!"

[@mikeyj1983]

Where's the laptop?

[@samuele5931]

Real working man EDC, not the kind of cool/hipster stuff you see on other youtube video!

[@MonSenior007]

tnx for sharing men....

[@luislazcano5604]

Queremos ver el bolso y herramientas no la cara del tipo