My 2022 Lightweight Makita Electricians Pouch Setup

I've been using the Makita Electricians Tool Pouch on every jobsite for the past 3 years and this setup works the best for me!
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🔨 Tools mentioned in the video (All 2022 prices in AUD)
- Ultimate
Electricians Pouch ($74)
- Quick Release Belt & Belt Loop
($28.90)
- Impact Driver Holster Universal
($30.90)
- MILWAUKEE 8M
COMPACT MAGNETIC
TAPE MEASURE
($29.50)
- FLUKE NON-CONTACT
AC VOLTAGE TESTER (
$92)
- MILWAUKEE FASTBACK
FOLDING UTILITY KNIFE
($27.80)
- MILWAUKEE 152MM
RASPING JAB SAW
($20)
- MILWAUKEE 8INCH /200MM
NOSE LONG PLIER
($33.50)
- MARVEL 200MM
CROSSCUT
LINESMAN PLIERS
($64)
- Craftright 12 Piece
Carpenters Pencil
With Sharpener (
$5)
- Empire Clear
View Pocket Level (
$18.09)
- FLUKE VOLTAGE
CONTINUITY AND
CURRENT TESTER (
$369)
- Marvel Side
Cutters 140mm
($55)
- MILWAUKEE 18V FUEL
1/4" HEX IMPACT DRIVER
($349)
⏳ TIMESTAMPS
00:00 Intro
01:32 Inside my tool pouch
02:43 Conclusion
⚠️ WARNING
Do not attempt DIY Electrical work! All activities in this video have been performed by a Licensed Electrician for educational and entertainment purposes only. All work is done at your own risk. Corey Bruhn will not accept responsibility or liability, for any loss, damage, injury or negligence. Please consult a Registered Electrical Contractor or Electrical Inspector prior to dealing with any electrical installations. For more information visit: esv.vic.gov.au/DDIY

[@Bommah447]

Really been enjoying your videos mate, I have to say I like the relatively short video format you use compared to a lot of other tradie/tool channels out there As a first year apprentice myself I'm noticing there seems to be a lot of overlap in functionality and uses between several tools, "more than one way to skin a cat" type of thing. I'd be really interesting to a comparison of potential use cases for different tools and their pros and cons if that's something you'd be interested in making a video on :)

[@coreybruhn]

Cheers for the positive feedback mate! Yeah I've noticed that too, one of the reasons I started this channel was to make higher quality videos that get straight to the point. I can definitely make a video like that, always looking for ideas

[@kibah]

You’ve sold me on the Milwaukee tools

[@marshall2828]

Keep up with the videos. Really enjoying your channel 👍

[@coreybruhn]

Thanks, will do!

[@alecmorris1294]

Depends what you do but I got the m12 impact just to save some weight. Made a big difference for me

[@coreybruhn]

Might be one of my next purchases!

[@alecmorris1294]

The new m12 model is out in America so who knows when we will get it

[@benwilkinson7181]

I’ve got the same pouch, screw drivers in the back pockets for sure

[@skeleton1791]

your my favorite channel right now, keep up these sick vids

[@coreybruhn]

Thanks man!

[@andrewtoniolos5122]

Struggling with the quick release belt adjusting the size fit the waist

[@levi.k4017]

I’m starting my electrical apprenticeship in January and need to buy all the tools for then. I’m wondering what’s the best tool belt with pouch and tool bag to start off with? I had a look at the Toughbuilt one with the clip on and off system but not sure about the durability? What would you recommend I get? Thanks

[@johnpatterson9669]

Hey mate what would you recommend an apprentice use? A tool belt or tool bag. Considering having to get into tight spaces, potentially tools falling out of the tool belt. What did you use when you were an apprentice?

[@coreybruhn]

If you can afford it, get the Makita pouch and belt mentioned in the video. You can use your pouch as a tool bag as well. When you're crawling under houses or up in roof spaces just leave your pouch behind and put your pliers, tester, etc. in your pockets. As for larger tools such as your hammer, once again if you can afford it get into the packout system early, if not; any tool bag is fine. During most of my apprenticeship I had the Sidchrome Open Tote Contractor’s Tool Bag (which you can get from Bunnings), however I found it to be a pain to carry around after a while so I moved to the pouch and packout setup by the end of my apprenticeship. You won't have many tools at the beginning though so carrying a tool bag isn't too bad during your first couple of years as an apprentice

[@johnpatterson9669]

@@coreybruhn thanks mate🤙🏻

[@uvosan]

I just wish they kept the old style makita tool pouch, something about it just seems better.

[@coreybruhn]

Yeah sucks you can't get em anymore

[@uvosan]

@@coreybruhn In saying that, managed to snag a good condition on on market place yesterday for 35 dollars haha, best buy

[@coreybruhn]

@@uvosan Nice! Hope it wasn't stolen though lol

[@JetzFFA]

Are the marvels insulated ?

[@coreybruhn]

The packaging and Marvel website doesn't mention anything about it's insulation rating so best guess is it's not rated up to 1000V

[@stonedsloth6367]

are those Aldi screw drivers I see lol?

[@coreybruhn]

Nah I use a mixture of Craftright and Wiha insulated screwdrivers