Contractor and Handyman Every Day Carry

[@dewaltman4582]

That veto bag its almost as big as you. Love it

[@chrissd08]

Looks pretty good. I don’t do the low voltage stuff, but the Only thing missing, in my experience/opinion, is a small 6” level and a handful of various size drywall anchors. I like your channel. I never use my impact driver as a drill but that does look appealing for the occasional hole.

[@mikenormandy9250]

I actually have amassed quite a collection of 1/4" hex shank bits for my impact, including Step bits, Hole saws, paddle bits, drill bits for metal, masonary and wood, any type of fastener bit, Even a 1/4" hex shank reamer for EMT conduit, etc....As using just the impact instead of carrying a drill AND an impact really lightens the load....As long as you know how an impact works and you don't just go 'full send' on everything and know when to back off, or NOT tighten shit down 100%, you will get through your day without touching a Drill/Driver....If I need to drill anything bigger than a 1/2" hole in masonry, I will just use an SDS hammer drill....

[@robertosalazarjr1205]

Great set up...I have that same bag..so thanks

[@jakewrtt]

“Pretend to listen to customers” 😂

[@Rcd710]

Gunna go buy some tools now

[@guydesnoyers8417]

It brings me great pain when I split up my tools 😅. Seriously though, all those tools have got to be doubles of what you have in the trailer?

[@RenovationsandRepair]

For the most part yes. Though I only have one voltage meter, one tone and probe, and one of the few other tools. No need to have multiple of those since my truck goes where my trailer goes 100% of the time.

[@tonyosaurusrex]

Weight?

[@noahevans7393]

“Ahhhh”😭

[@konamanstudio2447]

👍🏻🍻🍺🤙🏼

[@TheMHFenceline]

Jesus that was painful to watch

[@HonorPrideRespect]

Why?

[@PioloQuiboloy]

then don't